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Car-Shopping Websites Report Uptick In EV Interest Following Gasoline Price Shock
Car-Shopping Websites Report Uptick In EV Interest Following Gasoline Price Shock
March brought the biggest fuel price shock Americans have experienced on record, or at least according to AAA data going back to the early 2000s.
A fuel price shock changes consumer behavior, especially for low-income households, by forcing folks to drive less, combine trips, cancel discretionary travel, or shift to carpooling and public transit.
For those who have the financial flexibility to do so, a fuel price shock may push some consumers toward smaller cars, hybrids, and EVs and away from...
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Hijacking Religion: How the Pentagon Turned the Sermon on the Mount into a War Manual
“We negotiate with bombs.”— Pete Hegseth, Defense Secretary for the Trump Administration The language of modern government is the language of empire. It is the language of domination, retaliation, conquest and control—of enemies to be crushed, nations to be subdued, and dissenters to be silenced. Under the Trump Administration, the language of empire has also […]
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EU Urges End to Israel’s Lebanon Offensive Ahead of UN Meeting
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The Technate Was Always Coming
The Technate Was Always Coming
Authored by Mark Jeftovic via BombThrower.com,
And what you can do about it (besides complaining).
Palantir dropped a manifesto last weekend. 22 bullet points distilled from Alex Karp’s book The Technological Republic, posted to X with the casual framing of “because we get asked a lot.” I haven’t seen a reaction so widespread, unanimously opposed and viscerally aghast since James Damore’s infamous “Google’s Ideological Echo Chamber”.
The usual suspects lost their shit. Engadget called it “the ramblings of a comic book villain.”
TechCrunch clutched its pearls at the bits about “regressive” cultures...
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