I wouldn’t trust actual human Elon Musk to babysit a child let alone something he’s got his hands in creating.

There are so many real things he’s said that are awful that it seems like a waste of time and energy to make things up.

I’m in the coal region in PA and there are far fewer trump signs than at anytime since he ran the first time and far more Harris signs than you typically see for democrats. It’s a nice change.

There are campaign signs that say “Trump Low Prices Kamala High Prices” The other one I’ve seen was something like “Trump Safe Kamala Unsafe” or something similar. Truly the See Spot Run of yard signs. But that’s the mentality of the people they’re appealing to.

Is it a confirmation bias thing? I wonder if people are more willing to accept AI images as true if they already believe the thing they see is happening and to what extent they would look at any fictional media critically if they accept it as fact. People believed tabloid photos were true too.

Cool. It’s fine, his other products work so well that there are sure to be no problems with these at all.

It takes a lot more effort to be good and see the good in people. It is hard, often thankless work, until it isn’t. Then it becomes second nature. It is hard work to be vulnerable and nothing makes you more vulnerable than letting yourself be loved.

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Baldwin: "Love has never been a popular movement."

At first glance I thought that was a picture of Musk.

*that works as intended.

The kids are using ascii emojis now, the regular ones sparingly and gifs almost never. My 12 year old never fails to let us know what’s cringe behavior. Jokes on her though I was always cringe.