So we're now fixing the grades instead of fixing the actual problems?

russia's casualties in its continued invasion of Ukraine have also been a contributing factor in the decline of world wide alcohol consumption.

The upgrading for upgrading's sake mentality might still prevail, but is there a real reason to upgrade to a faster, more powerful personal computer nowadays? You can only run Office or a web based office suite so fast, and most PC games are designed with consoles in mind which means gaming PCs don't require extreme power for most games.

"reducing the need to walk around the store to change paper tags by hand and giving us more time to support customers in the store."

Translation: Less employees are needed to keep the same level of customer service.

Given Texas' power grid issues, building a reliable stock exchange may be tricky...

How long until this comes up before SCOTUS on First Amendment grounds?

Nah, just refreeze the blob. It's not like Child Services carries a microscope around for doing health checkups.

And then you sue the fire department for letting the flask thaw out. Free money!

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Given that Russia is going to be a pariah for a long time with sanctions on high-tech equipment, plus whatever tech Russia does acquire will first be grabbed up by the military, I can see Russia launching a steam powered space station controlled by analog computers.

I have no idea if the Steam Punk cosplayers market can support tourists trips to the station.

It's more likely that Musk is bluffing and is instead hoping that TWTR will decide to reach a compromise settlement (take the one billion dollar back-out penalty) instead of taking the chance that a judge/jury will rule that their 5% claim isn't accurate or accurate enough. Of course, in that case, I can see TWTR's shareholders suing TWT for not getting the full buyout offer value.

So I RTFA, and one potential takeaway is that being dyslexic a) forces you to innovate solutions and/or forces you to work on your other strengths to compensate (the article claims that Churchill was dyslexic and since Churchill managed to excel...,) and/or b) it implies that traditional learning for non-dyslexics is potentially brain numbing, i.e. normals have less impetus to innovate solutions or they tend to group-think since they experience less friction within "normal" society/paradigms. Or it could be c) a case of survivor bias where people who have excelled in spite of having dyslexia are now calling dyslexia a gift (the article does hint that dyslexia could be a real struggle for some people.)

IMHO, it's much more likely that humans will use an AI tool to kill off humanity (as opposed to a sentient AI doing it.) For example, using an AI medical research tool to discover or develop/create a really virulent super plague that gets intentionally or accidentally released.

On an unrelated note.

English is the Perl of languages?

The Arctic is melting. Shipping routes across the Arctic are increasing in number. No idea if Russia could make such routes work.

From what I understand, Russia has a very extensive rail network, so it could be possible to get oil to China and India via rail.