Just don't wait to ask Grok what it thinks "Right Think" is, as Musk plans for it to rewrite human knowledge and understanding with a new lens. :')

Ideologically unaligned visitors need not apply. Got to keep America pure, without the pesky freedom of subversive thought.

I guess all of this comes under the general auspices of wiping their arses with International Law, whilst demanding adherence from others, and telling everyone to thank them for doing it.

What has the middle east ever seen the US do besides:

• Buy their oil, at the point of a sword
• Fund extremists to overthrow their governments, to give them more favourable oil terms
• Bomb their and their neighbours' civilian populations/infrastructure with relative impunity
• Hand weapons to nations committing wars and genocides against them and their neighbours
• Provide backing to extremist friendly regimes, artificially propping up monarchies and dictators
• Invade, destabilise, and then bail on them and their neighbours, creating horrific refugee crises
• Constantly threaten to turn them and their neighbours "to glass" if they get uppity
• Abandon their regional partners/interpreters to the whims of the forces they were previously fighting against

The restructuring could turn the already for-profit company into a more traditional startup and give CEO Sam Altman even more control — including likely equity worth billions of dollars.

I can see why he would want that, yes. We're supposed to ooo and ahh at a technical visionary, who is always ultimately a money guy executive who wants more money and more executive power.

It's almost like employees are more than just numbers on a spreadsheet. Who knew.

I'm not going to say that Boeing had this guy directly killed, but I can certainly see them and their legal team explicitly trying to make his life as hellish as possible until he felt that he only had one way out. Legal threats if you stop proceeding with your case, legals threats if you don't, they want a terrible warning for any other whistleblowers.

"There could be infrastructure there, there could be tunnels there. We’re still looking into it.”

So... you bombed this refugee area, didn't give a fuck... you got the target you wanted along with a bunch of civilians. Now, after the fact, you are searching for more justifications than you had before the attack was sanctioned.

What the fuck. They may as well just say "tell us what you need to hear for this to be okay, and we'll say it".

"Let's talk about all the cheap Chinese labour that Apple uses despite being the 10th richest company in the world."

"Let's not."

"I didn't make any money from this. A sad day."

"an employee made a threat towards his employer using social media"

Wow. That's... probably against their internal social media policy.

Half the time I look at a website or article it is just AI generated crap anyway. Oh you want a product review? Here are a half dozen articles that have summarised the Amazon reviews of an item, with no first hand experience.