13igTyme
In my opinion, New Zealand has the best system. Proportional representation and ranked choice voting.
I think it was actually publishers like EA, Ubisoft, Blizzard, and Activision that started the price increase. For big titles they started raising them to $70 a year or two ago, then to 80. I think I remember Diablo 4 launching for $80, or so.
I only know this because I refuse to buy from these publishers.
So a lesser evil?
Thanks to the people that didn't vote or threw away their vote, we'll get both.
In theory they can be good for emerging domestic markets, but ever since global trade has been established centuries ago, it has never actually resulting in a net gain for the country/region/kingdom/empire that imposes any sort of self-paying tax on imported goods.
The self-paying tax part is the important part here.
It's literally the opposite. The company has only done well in the past because of his antics. Tesla currently has a price per earning ratio of 155. It's only even this low because now people realize he's a Nazi. In the past, I've seen their price per earning ratio go as high as 350. If you know anything about stock fundamentals, you'd know that a normal ratio is around 20-30. Anything under would be a must buy stock and anything over would be a must sell, generally but not always.
But not Telsa. This isn't the first quarter sales have been down for Telsa. In the past when it happened, Elon would just do something stupid like launch a car into space, make a small flame thrower, or do some stupid meme shit and the price would still go up, despite a bad earnings call.
Since the first non roadster Telsa, they have been making shit quality cars and selling features as a subscription. If it wasn't for captain dipshit doing stupid stuff and fooling people into thinking he's smart, that company would have failed. Or he would have sold his portion back to the original owners and they company might have produced quality cars like the Roadster.
No. In the history of the world tariffs have never resulted in a good outcome.
Tesla was garbage before Elon came out as a Nazi. The quality control is non existent and has been.
Google already made AR glasses and they failed. Not because the product was bad, but because AR is stupid and has such a niche case that it's practically worthless.
There would be times in the past I would search something and the only result of an image or list would be Pinterest.
I would just go without.
The bottom picture is Super Mario Sunshine. Released in 2002, so will be 23 years old this summer/fall.