I agree the interaction with media on phones is a problem but the PHONES are not the problem. If, in the future, we get implantable devices and our only answer is 'ban the phones' we are screwed. We need to deal with what the phones are allowing access to. Cause that access will only become easier and more seamless.

This is all true.

Don't worry, SCOTUS and the Republican party will certainly shut down the FCC's overreach. /s

What we are seeing in Texas, who banned abortion, is much much higher birth deaths. So yeah, less access to medical care of any kind is kinda bad appearently.

Finland was among the countries most heavily affected by the radioactive fallout after the Chernobyl accident in April 1986.

No idea if there is causality there.

Also, we can change our bubbles to any color we want

I think it is up to $22 a month for the family (five user) license. If you spend more than 1 hour a month trying to get all your family members to use the correct ad-blocker of the month then you are losing money. Stop, just pay the money and be happy that you are not wasting time and effort.

Shouldn't it be: Megacorp Lets Pets Know They Are Misbehaiving

Break up every large corp by not letting a corporation own a corporation.

Well I for one am shocked. Absolutely shocked. I can not believe they let this happen. These paragons of truthfulness and integrity must have be stopped in their noble efforts by malicious actors. Greenpeace probably. No, the Audubon Society and their evil friends the Sierra Club! Maybe terrorists too.

They should require all advertising to display the total price including all required fees. Why narrow it down to just ticketing events?

Or toast , butter side up.

I don't believe it. Someone is thinking long-term?

Just Googled the Toyota Camry $26,420 (not including taxes and all the BS dealer fees - at least another $1k in BS dealer crap) and the Tesla Model 3 $35,990 (not including tax or the whopping $7,500 federal tax credit).

Does almost equal price work for you?

Ironicly those first few cars were battery powered.

But that's not what plants crave