Probably wasn't public, and it's doubtful the intent was to make the crops grow. But otherwise it sounds likely.

That's an interesting take. In the case of Egyptian version, the "Milky Way" was created when Atum rubbed one out.
"No animals were harmed in the creation of this galaxy."

You can always go with the Egyptian version instead.

The Egyptians had a different take. It was a male god who created the Milky Way in their version...

That's what Atum said.

Or an Egyptian God rubs one out.

It's not necessarily an either/or proposition.

"Splash of milk". Atum is sniggering.

I thought it Atum created it when he...

The title for this article on another subreddit is "The Second Worst Thing An Artist Has Done To Russia".

Okay, now the Clark and Dawe bit that is insanely overused would be funny.
But it's been ruined through overuse.

Like Tarot, the I Ching has a lot to offer, and little of it has to do with telling the future. It's more about looking into the unconscious/subconscious. Just thought I would add that in case you decide to go down that route.
I would highly recommend the Tao Te Ching and I Ching to anyone.

The future Jimmy Carters are losing the down ballot elections early in their career because 80% of us don't vote in the primaries.

Tesla workers are paid about the same as UAW workers are. Could be a bit less in some cases, could be more in others. Paying someone slightly less is not mistreatment. Is it surprising that companies that have grown fat selling gasoline powered cars with huge subsidies for decades can pay more than a start up?
As far as disagreements between the management and the worker - do you really think Ford and GM have never been sued for mistreatment by any employees? Any company with 100,000+ workers will have instances of management mistreating workers. That's an unavoidable part of organizations run by humans.
Going by that criteria, there aren't many car companies you could buy from from in good conscience. And any idea that the Big 3 in the US are good companies just because they are unionized doesn't hold up to scrutiny.

Agreed. But the same thing goes for In These Times, truly a respected new source. /s

I'm more thinking the source isn't the best and also thinking Tesla would be a little less blatant if they were doing something like this. And less illegal.
There are sneakier ways of doing it.

As individuals it is difficult. That's why we organize our labor and vote in blocs instead of staying home during the primaries.

> but treats it’s workers like shit.

I haven't heard that. I've not seen anything that indicates Tesla is any worse or having any issues that other organizations its size also have.
Car factories are generally pretty good as far as factory work goes. Pay at Tesla is competitive.
I'm sure it's not a worker's paradise but I've seen nothing that indicates Tesla treats its workers like shit.
Amazon? Sure? Meat packing plants? Absolutely. If you have any evidence of Tesla being particularly bad I'd like to see it.

If you share a skybox with someone else, it means you share the exact same political beliefs and motives. /s

It is, which is why I highly doubt that is what happened. There's a lot of transition going on at the Buffalo plant. I would not be surprised if there are people being hired and fired.
But like the Fremont factory, there may be a few workers pushing for unions but it is unlikely they have made many inroads. Not enough that Tesla would be that worried.
Plus they aren't that stupid to do something blatantly illegal, would think. You get rid of them for other reasons and at least try to make it look like it's not a reprisal.
And I'm kind of doubting this source.