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does not compute.

I told you earlier you were planning on banning me :)

It's a complete misunderstanding of what's being said.

well, it'll be a cold day in hell before I ever buy a Tesla, but on the other hand I drive an '04 Corolla and like the fact that I never have to worry about my car doors opening or not.

If anything, I'm mostly ambivalent about Musk. So not all of us :)

> At the very least making 'ambiguous' comments as he has done in the past AND WHICH HAS BEEN USED IN RUSSIAN PROPAGANDA is the absolute HEIGHT of irresponsibility.

He's a dude posting on twitter, he has no responsibility for anything.

I'll note that a request for examples was made several posts back and no one seems willing to post them, only describe their interpretation of them.

I've never been on twitter and _will_ never be on twitter because I have zero interest in 140 character posts (now 280).

OTOH, I get the feeling people are being overly judgemental due to text being hard and 280 character text being even harder.

I know several people who live in pain every day due to their back, one cannot sit basically at all, and they all must constantly change position to manage the pain.

Imagine not being able to finish a netflix movie in 1 sitting.

They manage it because they have to.

I've often wondered if sleeping on the floor is better for your back.

Because of how poor I grew up, I slept on the floor for most of my life until I went to college and started doing it again after college. Of course sleeping with someone else means sleeping in beds again, but I can generally sleep on a floor just fine. Most people will end up complaining about aches and pains when they do.

I don't have any evidence for or against it, but I personally generally feel better when sleeping on the floor.

> All my friends who are into fitness enough to cite a PR seem to have constant random aches and pains.

My brain's autocomplete is completely failing here, what is PR? It keeps going to pull request, peer review, and public relations.

well said.

I'll take a cold shower occasionally, usually for specific reasons (just came inside from hot, dusty work and want to cool down). It's no more uncomfortable than jumping into a cold creek to swim as a kid, it kind of amazes me that people do it thinking there's a philosophical aspect to it.

I would almost argue that maybe if you think that's uncomfortable in some significant way that you live a very comfortable life.

I'm wondering how long before we get to the part where you tell me you're a troll who has been misconstruing everything I say to keep me going to ultimately win by wasting my time after I claimed not to want to waste it?

Not to be _too_ cliche, but are we there yet?

none of that obviates that there could have been a design at some point.

It's just fun to think about.

I think you need to read back over what I said and consider that you've _completely_ misunderstood it.