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Responding to fishmech in a self-driving car derail: not even once! I read the Justine Musk interview; it sounds like a marriage that was under an enormous amount of pressure with the death of their first child and Musk running three companies and Justine getting bored and never seeing him. It's not surprising that she felt pressured to abandon her career and become a trophy wife, especially with five young kids, and it's not surprising that neither of them were happy in the relationship, and it's not surprising that he divorced her, and it's not surprising either that he married a much younger woman. It's not surprising that his second wife divorced him after a rocky relationship. Just seeing him in public it's clear that he's not very good with people in general. He's also a posh expatriate from a deeply weird country who got very rich very quickly. I don't doubt he's got a laundry list of character flaws. Arglebargle III fucked around with this message at 22:43 on Feb 12, 2018 |
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Self-driving cars will be as revolutionary and massively successful as the Segway was for walking: discuss.
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Weatherman posted:Self-driving cars will be as revolutionary and massively successful as the Segway was for walking: discuss. When will we get self driving Segways? Thats what society really needs.
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Blut posted:When will we get self driving Segways? Thats what society really needs. 2016 https://youtu.be/tH69LiVibWE
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Blut posted:When will we get self driving Segways? Thats what society really needs. Boring, wake me up when we have self driving segways tagging up poo poo with dot matrix street art
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Blut posted:When will we get self driving Segways? Thats what society really needs. Will self driving segways be more efficient at throwing techbros off cliffs?
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Rent-A-Cop posted:Horses poop everywhere and bite. I just never go anywhere it's much easier. If it weren't for having a job, I probably wouldn't leave the house often, considering how many things can be delivered to me now.
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Clearly the answer is for horses to drive cars.
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# ? Feb 13, 2018 03:43 |
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Imagine how easy it will be to shitpost when we're all in self-driving cars. No more waiting for red lights! Fishmech will only be a believer, of course, when you can read one of his posts in one go without looking at the road while driving on an unmarked road packed with pedestrians during a blizzard while an earthquake is happening.
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# ? Feb 13, 2018 06:59 |
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Can we please please please ban self driving car chat in this loving thread jfc i just want to laugh at the silly tech bros
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# ? Feb 13, 2018 11:34 |
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As a daily cyclist, I welcome our attentive robotic driving masters. The reported issues with bicycles namely effect curb huggers, which is a bad idea anyway. Seriously most drivers are distracted and overrate their own abilities.
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Arglebargle III posted:Responding to fishmech in a self-driving car derail: not even once! I know a handful of men like this. Workaholics, totally unable to relate to other humans, with large child broods that they don't take care of very well, that have these trophies at home. Is there some archetype I'm missing or are all of these symptoms of some type of disorder?
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the new update sucks rear end.
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mycomancy posted:Is there some archetype I'm missing or are all of these symptoms of some type of disorder? It's totally an archetype. It's the "traditional" (50s 60s) sort of view of manhood, work, and marriage. It's bad for most involved.
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mycomancy posted:I know a handful of men like this. Workaholics, totally unable to relate to other humans, with large child broods that they don't take care of very well, that have these trophies at home. Is there some archetype I'm missing or are all of these symptoms of some type of disorder?
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men are often expected to provide financial security and stability, which is increasingly difficult to achieve in american society (relative to how it could be obtained during the midcentury period when modern social expectations are rooted) and so men sometimes overcompensate by working themselves to the point of damaging their health and family lives. so, toxic masculinity and the drive to have control over the uncontrollable
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I think most people are married at some point in their life so if someone was a workaholic at all they would probably at some point be a married workaholic. Like a majority of traits anyone could have will be a thing that applies to married people since after a certain age traditionally a majority of people are married.
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Vegetable posted:Look who doesn't have a broken braindead father My father was an illiterate drunk that I never met, thank you very much.
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Elon Musk explicitly told Justine Musk that he wanted to have many children in case some of them turned out to be duds.
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Arsenic Lupin posted:Elon Musk explicitly told Justine Musk that he wanted to have many children in case some of them turned out to be duds. Unironically, please source your quotes.
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Arsenic Lupin posted:Elon Musk explicitly told Justine Musk that he wanted to have many children in case some of them turned out to be duds. That is absurdly out of context, they have twins and triplets because they had IVF, and that is simply how that works, they fill you up with embryos and you hope some work out. Then you either have a bunch of twins or you do some sort of dangerous surgical abortion of just a certain number of children.
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elon musk courting amber heard is the most hilarious thing and it must own being rich because lol is that insanely outkicking your coverage.
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Owlofcreamcheese posted:That is absurdly out of context, they have twins and triplets because they had IVF, and that is simply how that works, they fill you up with embryos and you hope some work out. Then you either have a bunch of twins or you do some sort of dangerous surgical abortion of just a certain number of children.
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mycomancy posted:I know a handful of men like this. Workaholics, totally unable to relate to other humans, with large child broods that they don't take care of very well, that have these trophies at home. Is there some archetype I'm missing or are all of these symptoms of some type of disorder? To be honest I'm just happy he's using his powers for good. Also they stayed together through losing their first child in infancy; that to me says something positive about their marriage. Yes Elon is a weirdo, yes Justine later felt that her life was spiraling into self-parody, but they stuck together through a huge trauma that splits up many couples. Also I'm a little unsympathetic to her complaints about the financial documents she signed because she got a multimillion dollar mansion in the divorce. That's a pretty big windfall for a writer and enough to live comfortably for the rest of her life should she choose to sell it. Like look at Zuckerburg or the Walton heirs, Musk is both undeniably self-made and has chosen to do things that don't backfire and put Duterte or Trump in power.
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Arglebargle III posted:To be honest I'm just happy he's using his powers for good. Fair enough on all points.
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Arglebargle III posted:Musk is both undeniably self-made The child of mutli-millionaires is never self-made.
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Arglebargle III posted:Also I'm a little unsympathetic to her complaints about the financial documents she signed because she got a multimillion dollar mansion in the divorce. That's a pretty big windfall for a writer and enough to live comfortably for the rest of her life should she choose to sell it. Multimillion when he’s worth billions is nothing. Also Musk is as self made as Trump is. Wish I could get a mere million dollar or whatever loan from my parents! Or enough for a down payment for a house...
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Groovelord Neato posted:elon musk courting amber heard is the most hilarious thing and it must own being rich because lol is that insanely outkicking your coverage. best part of it is he dumped her
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How out of touch with reality do you have to be to consider being born a millionaire “nothing” when it comes to the challenges of succeeding in this world?
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when the benchmark for rich failson is wyatt "ugly shirts" koch
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Trabisnikof posted:How out of touch with reality do you have to be to consider being born a millionaire “nothing” when it comes to the challenges of succeeding in this world? Most billionaires come from wealthy families. Building a fortune takes a few generations. Unless you are absolutely incredible like Oprah it's pretty much impossible to get there from zero.
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fishmech posted:The child of mutli-millionaires is never self-made. Also true for upper middle class children like me who parents could afford the tuition at an Ivy or similar. Musk went to the same school I did (UPENN). I’m smart enough to realize the advantages I had.
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Owlofcreamcheese posted:What happens "in decades" exactly? If you think it's impossible now what changes in 2070 that makes it possible? What technology are you saying we are waiting on? specifically and what sets the timeline? Artificial general intelligence.
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It's not easy being a millionaire, guys. Cut the poor millionaires some slack.
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Can we just bring back the great chain of being with dollar signs? It’ll save time.
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Arglebargle III posted:To be honest I'm just happy he's using his powers for good. he's not. shrike82 posted:best part of it is he dumped her LOl no loving way.
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VideoGameVet posted:Also true for upper middle class children like me who parents could afford the tuition at an Ivy or similar. Right. Even if rich parents never give their kids a single penny after they graduate, they have amazing advantages - private school, first-class university without loans or work, rich cultural experiences etc.
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BarbarianElephant posted:Right. Even if rich parents never give their kids a single penny after they graduate, they have amazing advantages - private school, first-class university without loans or work, rich cultural experiences etc. Honestly that is true for everyone in the first world compared to most humans on earth. Free school, colleges existing locally, food and clean water, No one is self made.
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BarbarianElephant posted:Right. Even if rich parents never give their kids a single penny after they graduate, they have amazing advantages - private school, first-class university without loans or work, rich cultural experiences etc. University without loans is such a god drat life-trajectory-setting leg up that it can't be overstated. It's seriously the difference between someone retiring a millionaire and someone retiring on SS alone. The Millennials are getting hosed so drat hard. When we start hitting our 40s and 50s the retiring Xers are going to be floored at how much poo poo gets collectivized.
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On the range of outcomes and the range of upbringings, I'd put him on the self-made side of things. It's a kind of observation rarely made in isolation, though, it's almost always freighted with "hey it's a meritocracy" or "hey poo poo's rigged".
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