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It never ceases to amaze me how a seemingly intelligent person can talk about the dangers of an authoritarian administration in one breath and advocate for expanded powers in the next, without a thought of how it could backfire.https://www.nytimes.com/2019/10/04/opinion/sunday/free-speech-social-media-violence.html …
Especially when the recommendations at the end showcase such a vivid...imagination.pic.twitter.com/PnlxQF2sTY
oh man i really want them to fund a competitor so they understand what’s it’s actually like to run this kind of company
It’ll be less hilarious when it’s still around in 150 years and has a government-granted monopoly on some legacy piece of business and loses trillions of dollars a year.
This is what I've come to realize about even the most reputable media outlets: utterly clueless people writing with a tone of authority, hoping the audience is even more clueless (and they are).
"The way the Postal Service competes with FedEx and U.P.S" Anyone wanna tell Andrew that the growth of FedEx and UPS was only possible because the Postal Service is an abject failure of an organization? Market efficiencies lap government monopoly at every freaking turn.
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