The guy is also at an age where cognitive decline can start to set in. A lot of the early symptoms include becoming angrier and having worse impulse control.

If it wasn’t, Trump couldn’t justify what he’s doing.

That hasn’t been a thing since 2001.

A lot of homeless in America are people who had a decent paying job and lost it. So, they had some material wealth before becoming homeless and this could have included a car. At that point, people may prioritize the car because it provides transportation and shelter while the home only provides shelter. It is also likely that the car is cheaper than an apartment.

There are also a growing class of people who live out of their car and migrate across country during the year. A lot of these people are retired or have some disability insurance, want to travel, and see being alone on BLM land as preferable to living in a dying rust belt town.

The millennial generation was called the echo boom generation because it is significantly larger than Gens X & Z. There was also a massive expansion in the percentage of millennials going to college over previous generations.

So millennials were the largest generation and had high college rates that Gen Z can’t match.

I feel like we’re trying to argue two different things.

You’re arguing that the Nazi generals didn’t develop a brand new type of warfare and they weren’t tactical geniuses, which is a fair assessment.

I’m arguing that they may not have been geniuses, but they refined a single strategy that worked well on the European continent but fell apart when dealing with the USSR and extended operations in Africa. The Nazis also had a series of strategic blunders in attacking the UK as the lead Nazi military organization had no experience in strategic planning and it showed.

I feel like a lot of historical analysis gets pushed into extremes of all good and all bad decisions when there is a mix of decisions.

Blitzkrieg worked well enough for the Nazis and the German military had become experts at being able to fight such lightning advance. However, their strategy started to fall apart in Africa as supply chain logistics became a problem and the Luftwaffe failed miserably at being able to develop a strategic air strategy for taking the UK home islands.

I’m not saying the military leadership were geniuses, but they did develop a strategy that worked until the invasion of the USSR.

It is a realization of the populace. If most people wanted the full control that Linux provides, Windows would have died years ago.

Consumer Linux isn’t going to be a thing until it gets packaged neatly as a product to consume.

That’s par for the course for Republicans. Are things too expensive? Let them be shittier so they are cheaper.

Other EV’s have this problem too, so it isn’t just a Tesla problem.

I think the main issue is what happens when software support ends. There are tons of industrial and medical equipment with outdated software that work well today, mainly because there is an air gap between their computers and the Internet. That air gap may need to be enforced onto cars as default in the future.

I can’t describe them as sane.

The person is writing from a business prospective. If people are replacing their phones less often, it means that fewer phones are being purchased each year. If your company makes phones, that means adjusting to a shrinking market no matter what your company does.

Probably why he doesn’t want to do any parades.

Next they are going to find out they are learning other Arabic topics like al-Gebra.

There was a change in corporate leadership after the collapse of Southwest’s IT due to a snowstorm. New management built a new IT system which allows them to sell the kinds of add-ons that other airlines can sell.

Overhead storage, usually. The earlier people get their pick of overhead storage. Later people either get a worse spot for their carry-on or the plane fills up and they have to check it.

Southwest was the only airline to do non-assigned seating and they just gave that up.

In this case, private equity isn’t the only villain.

Print journalism has been decimated over the last generation as it has become the expectation that the articles should be free. The money that used to support journalism is mostly gone.

The writer is focusing only in their own experiences, but the industry as a whole can’t support many people who blog as is it is their job.

That could be anything from a high paying profession to owning a business.

It is likely more that the struggles of people with wealth are going to sound like pitiful willing to the struggles of people without wealth. To maintain the friendships across economic classes, wealth isn’t discussed.

For some people, money isn’t a number but an on/off switch.