What matters more; the name or the real world location?

Why? Those teams literally play in NJ and everyone in North Jersey supports them.

TSMC also down 50%

In another thread someone was saying a specific company was dying because their stock was down 60%. Only problem is EVERY semiconductor stock is down that much. Seeing as I'm pretty sure we're still going to need chips going forward I'm pretty sure these companies are gonna be fine in the long run.

Ok, not commonly BUILT.

The only people who talk like that are the ones who have never actually been poor.

If you can't get a job in this market with 3.5% unemployment then you probably aren't very good at your job to begin with.

The TREND ignores that data point because it would skew the entire trend.

No, that IS 9/11.

You're blaming a US political party for the actions of an international cartel of national oil companies. It's straight up political misinformation.

You do understand US oil companies are only a small part of the market? Its dominated be a cartel of national oil companies.

There's also the fact that the legal consequences are backwards. In these other countries the older person goes to jail. In Sharia law countries the underage girl is the one getting ounished, not the older man.

This is showing the US as 16. That's true in the majority of states, but many others are 18 and a few are 17. It doesn't feel accurate to just paint the whole US as 16.

Using 7 smaller warheads in a pattern across the city is a lot more efficient. Also the Tsar bomb was just physically too large to even fly to LA. Its just a dick measuring bomb.

PS: The Tsar Bomb design was twice as destructive as the one they actually detonated. They replaced the uranium tamper with lead in the test bomb to reduce fallout.

Most ICBMs are in the same size range. Those massive bombs you can bring up in the simulations are extremely wastful and not commonly used.

It's stacked.

Yeah, well white people killed a lot of the natives and interred with those that remained. Mexicans are mixed white/native (mestizo). However the US census doesn't consider mestizo a separate race which is pretty stuoid since Hispanicsare tge largest US minority. I did mispeak though. In the 2010 census a majority of Hispanics did identify as white, but now with the 2020 census that has switched to "mix race". People are allowed to identify as whatever race they want so shifting politics and social norms can change racial identity even when there's no actual change in genetic makeup.

Long story short: the US needs to recognize the existence of races other than just white, black and Asian. Or just dump race altogether, but good luck with that.

I added more to my post BTW. That's the real question I have.

I was staying around Fisherman's warf the first time and downtown the second. I was attacked by a homeless person at the McDonald's across the street from Pier 45 which is a major tourist area.

But ignore that point for a second. The real question is how is SF better than a city in the South like Nashville or Charlotte? And even if you think it's better is it THAT much better to pay 3x as much for a house?

In the week I've spent in SF I saw more homeless people than the 22 years I spent living in Tennessee. It's not just about looks though, I was accosted multiple times while just minding my own business. There's also just not a lot to do compared to larger cities. It feels very monotone. You got the rich people and the homeless and not much in-between.

San Francisco isn't even that great. Few would choose to move there if not for the high salaries. Hell, few would even have the choice since it's unaffordable to anyone not making 6 figures.

This is entirely too subjective. Different countries have different laws and different reporting standards.

This is a huge problem in the US if you ask me. The best and brightest that middle America produces are sucked away to a few coastal cities. It's a massive driver of inequality within the US and with WFH it doesn't have to be this way anymore.

Are they? I saw Vanderbilt..

His point is all the energy is coming from the core. Its just being captured by the turbine and used to spin the fan.