Bull Mancuso

4/4 that values education, science and math enough to get these things done, when needed, to save your life. Yours. You. Now we're going to try to get our political system to work for us again. Maybe you can possibly not get in the way of that? I know that's a lot to hope for.

3/4 enforced (except for you know who and his friends). Western civilization created and tested three highly effective vaccines in record time. We did this. To Americans who hate elites, if you understand these sentences, you might want to think again about living in a country

2/4 before. The store shelves are still full. You can still buy a wonderful meal. Want to buy a car? You can. The roads are clear. Gas stations have gas. Supply chains work. The health care system is a mess, as before, but much worse right now. The laws for the most part are

1/4 I'm sure we've lost a lot in the last four years that we don't yet know about, especially in 2020. But the United States is still the United States. Journalism tends to make it appear worse than it is. In day to day life, at least where I live, things are much the same as

3/3 them.

2/3 thus forcing the leading browser, Netscape, out of the market. This happens over and over in tech. Google does it by using their monopoly in search to crush competitors in other categories. It can't be allowed. Products must compete on merit, not because we are forced to use

1/3 A big company uses a monopoly in one area to create a monopoly in another. It was the basis for the anti-trust case against Microsoft in the 90s. They were forcing PC manufacturers to bundle their web browser, which was not a monopoly with their operating system, which was,

3/3 them.

2/3 thus forcing the leading browser, Netscape, out of the market. This happens over and over in tech. Google does it by using their monopoly in search to crush competitors in other categories. It can't be allowed. Products must compete on merit, not because we are forced to use

1/3 A big company uses a monopoly in one area to create a monopoly in another. It was the basis for the anti-trust case against Microsoft in the 90s. They were forcing PC manufacturers to bundle their web browser, which was not a monopoly with their operating system, which was,

5/5 I assume these are otherwise good people who are selfish, like most people are, and will see your offer to get out of their way as weakness, and they'll just plow through you. Like Republicans. If you show you are selfish too, they'll negotiate for a win-win.

4/5 No need to honk my horn. The action is enough. Immediately, the other car <i>always</i> moves to the side, and I then move to my side, and we pass each other, both fully on the road, and going at normal speed.

3/5 So then I altered my procedure. When I saw a car approaching, I would still move off the to right, but if they didn't mirror my move, I'd veer to the left, directly into their path. This makes my car look bigger, and more of a threat to them.

2/5 Always, the other car wouldn’t budge, so I’d have to pull off the road and slow to a stop. I found this frustrating of course, an example of selfish, Republican-like behavior.

1/5 I once lived on a narrow road, so narrow there was barely room for two cars. When approaching an oncoming car on this narrow lane, at first, when I was a newbie to the neighborhood, I’d do the neighborly thing and move over to the right to make room.

4/4 New Coke was "the unofficial name for the reformulation of Coca-Cola introduced in April 1985. It was renamed Coke II in 1992, and was discontinued in July 2002."

3/4 At a time when the market is overloaded with lots of big brands (Disney, Apple etc) trying to diversity into a market already dominated by HBO, it's a really curious time for them to knock out their own legs.

2/4 Now the max part has coincided with it being a lot harder to use, virtually impossible if you use the popular Roku platform. Looks like an epic mistake.

1/4 HBO Max is like New Coke. HBO was the #1 brand. Needed to be a little more like Netflix, but really it was pretty good as it was.

6/6 I don't think i's fair to the USA to make us live with the results of a totally invalid election.