Is it better to lie out of your ass in order to become an inside resistor from within?

Gearbox is stepping into AAAA territory here. Gotta compete with Ubis*ft.

So Oscuro’s Oblivion Overhaul 2.0 essentially?

Counting the days until Trump goes full Skibidi Ohio.

We already have a king. Burger King. 🍔 👑

There is no other room for royalty in this country lol

When the fallout happens between Trump and Musk, Trump may find it difficult to get rid of him since he has handed so much power to Musk (via write access to government databases).

There will come a point where he literally won’t be able to get rid of him once control of the law enforcement arm goes to Musk.

It doesn’t help that President Musk has already declared himself Technoking of the Federal government.

The only person who was able to say no to Elon and actually have it stick is that judge in the Delaware Chancery who denied his $55 billion payout.

We must summon her again since it seems to be the only functioning thing left in the government capable of stopping him.

Cool, can he make a carbon fiber submarine now and make use of the lack of regulations to implode himself?

That would explain why he wanted to “feed it into the woodchipper.”

“Changelog: changed version number”

It’s so nice for Musk to think of the TurboTax and HR Block shareholders.

/s

🙄

“I prefer pilots who don’t crash.” Trump, probably.

Chaos. Just like during the pandemic when the CDC didn’t recommend face masks for an airborne respiratory virus. Then about faced on it a month or so later.

The article doesn’t say, or speculate for that matter, what Elon Musk would do with that information in context of his AI business.

My guess is that he’ll try to find some way to cross-check those names against social media posts critical of Trump and get them fired. That way he would get Trump to like him unlike his father ever did.

And Trump can’t do anything about it since he bankrolled his campaign.

Under your plan, UnitedHealth’s revenue from Medicare Advantage would roughly double to $274 billion annually,” the Democrats wrote.

That’s the point.

I’d like to see another outcome, like the government withdrawing their contracts due to fraud, but regulatory capture is strong here.

Which is absolutely dumb because you gain a solid reputation for craftsmanship when you consistently make great pieces of work. This drives business up.

I mean yeah I guess management could skimp and cut costs, but if that results in an inferior product, your customers will definitely notice it, and perhaps take their business elsewhere.

I hate short-sighted business decisions, but they’re everywhere in modern life.

Why work for a man who expects his workers to work “hardcore” for 80 hours a week without any overtime pay?

Sounds like exploitation to me.