is it still possible to get a real car that's not software?

>PERSPECTIVE: Since January 2022, @Tesla

has had 21 "recalls" for 4,132,303 cars (some counted multiple times). 99% of those cars were fixed using a software update that didn’t require customers to go to a dealership or replace parts.

>Meanwhile, Fiat-Chrysler, Kia, Hyundai, VW & BMW had no software fixes. Ford, Nissan, GM & Mercedes fixed 1%, 2%, 32% and 17%, respectively, of their recalled cars with software updates.

>Like @elonmusk

said, the word ‘recall’ for an over-the-air software update is anachronistic, plain wrong and contributes to negative and misleading headlines.

I've been saying for a long time the nuclear industry in the US, began by CIA-linked corporations (mccone, bechtel) in the 60s, is a dangerous piece of crap

>>18379039

>UFO shot down by $400K US missile may have been a $12 hobby balloon

wood huts are in control

>>18379263

> If we start digging on small "local" companies are we going to find that most or many are actually owned by big conglomerates

What about food distribution?

Every region has a dominant supermarket chain. Are they ultimately just more blackrock?

>>18379290

>seems like q drops overdue

qagg gone…

no more money for that…

>>18379442

these are getting good

>>18379461

go back loser

>>18379478

now we know why aus invited the South Africans boers back in like 2015-2016.

aus was always gong to be a killzone

>>18379428

>EQ ripped huge chasm in what was once an olive field

>>18379366

>he walked away into the sunset like the "pipe bomber"

exactly