…but you repeating the “It’s horse medicine” trope is just as much disinformation as the “it’s a COVID treatment” people. You don’t know. You’re just repeating shit you heard because it aligned with your politics.
If somebody has been prescribed it, they should be taking it. Not worrying about why their doctor has given them “horse medicine” and refusing it. …and it’s an extremely common prescription.
That’s a bunch of bull. It’s not just horse (or bull) medicine.
Ivermectin is generally used as a anti-parasitic medication for all animals including humans. In some parts of the world it’s regularly taken to help protect against parasites. As such it’s one of the most important drugs out there, and is on the WHO list of essential medicines.
This guy sounds like he took drugs he bought from a scammer. Maybe it was an overdose, or maybe he took something else.
It’s also a human dewormer, or many other kinds of parasite. At proper dosage it’s generally a very safe drug. Two things.
That doesn’t make sense so I went and looked it up.
According to the S-1 filing of SpaceX, shareholders (which include employees with stock) can sell up to 20% of their stock starting on the second full day of trading after the company releases its first earnings report.
So each employee can sell 20% of their stock (probably options, but since they’ve had an “Employee Share Purchase Plan” (ESPP) some will hold actual shares). If 80% of someone’s holdings are dependent on them staying at SpaceX I doubt many will leave after selling 20%.
Ooh, that does look like a Hugo Boss collar, doesn’t it?
How the fuck do you get the middle of your thigh to bulge like that?
Completely different use cases.
Matrix is shared interest groups.
Signal is for personal communication.
The majority did not go to college.
Does he manage to get back to earth in this one?
Nah, he was a footballer.
Otherwise known as Vinnie Jones.
No they don’t. Not in my experience.
Remember, half of people are below average and average isn’t that impressive.
I’d heard it was more that they said the AI business had taken the oxygen out of the room for them. Software was getting ignored. I think everyone knew IBM wasn’t an AI player, but them saying AI had a knock on effect for them scared some.
It’s since recovered, but it was one hell of a reaction.
Yeah, they bounced and flattened out to where they were before. I think it just shows that the markets are on a hair trigger right now.
Zitron’s sign of the AI-pocalypse.
And IBM had a 25% loss in a day.
SpaceX employees are probably not happy about being used as a dumping ground for an AI black hole company. I expect many are counting the days until they can leave.
Is that going to be 20% of stock held by each employee can be sold, or 20% of employees can sell their stock?
If it’s the latter then yes, I can see them cashing out and leaving.
Yep. AI has drained the venture capital well dry. So…
Net result:
The company is the employees, yes, including the CEOs. Their collective actions are the actions of Mullvad.
Whilst the donation does reflect well on the company, there’s a lot more to the company that just one half of the leadership. I think people are right to keep a distinction between the two. “Mullvad” had no control of whether this donation was made or not, just as they have no control over any other employee making a political donation.
Should they consider if the CEOs public action have brought the company disrepute and fire him? Possibly, but I think it would be likely that such a decision could be challenged as a persons political views are not grounds for dismissal.