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Strider102 posted...

He probably sold that information.

For a hamberder

Antifar posted...

If only had any curiosity of his own

?
Typo?

008Zulu posted...

I would compare him to Edison more than anyone else; Rarely did anything himself, coasts off of other people's work, cheats, and trashes his opponents.

Even Edison did more though right?

DrizztLink posted...

You aren't gonna question Steve Jobs being included in that list?

I do but Jobs at least seemed like a likable person and possibly did have the vision that ultimately came of the apple designs.
Like yeah he had underlings do the work but from what I understand the simplistic vision and locking it all down really was pushed by him. Could be wrong though haven't even watched the movie about him.
Still that doesn't put you shoulders to Einstein and the notion is ridiculous.

Should I buy the book CE?

Will it change my mind on Elon?

This the guy

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Walter_Isaacson

Walter Seff Isaacson (born May 20, 1952) is an American author, journalist, and professor. He has been the President and CEO of the Aspen Institute, a nonpartisan policy studies organization based in Washington, D.C., the chair and CEO of CNN, and the editor of Time.

Crazy I make this thread 2 days ago and at conference see the guy who wrote it in person.

He talked about Leonardo Davinci, Einstein, Steve Jobs and...
Elon Musk.

Said difference between these innovators is not that they were smart but that they were curious.

Do you believe Elon stands shoulders with Da Vinci and Einstein?

majin_nemesis posted...

didn't teachers said something similar about Einstein?

there's lots of really intelligent people that don't well in school because school is very standardized

Lol no

FF8 was a masterpiece

Batgirls

Just one?

not sure what them making a $30 generic has to do with good reason to veto the bill

unless they think they will need to raise the price of their $30 generic so they don't want a law preventing it

TodorokiHayato posted...

alright. *ahem* ya'll are my boyfriends

*kisses

who is stopping you?

don't worry
be happy

Do you think you are a witch?

BlackHorse6969 posted...

fuck pharmacists. entitled idiots.

did you try to get some meds you weren't supposed to have or something?

what is your issue with pharmacists? hmm?

wow

CruelBuffalo posted...

lol Im saying its a nightmare. lol this never happened

check your mail

ArkhamOrigins posted...

What's a websight?

User Since: Apr 2013

wow this is crazy

footage of rockets being shot at Tel-Aviv from Gaza

https://www.reddit.com/r/CombatFootage/comments/172be75/footage_showing_new_rocket_barrage_fired_from/

Flauros posted...

Who needs smarts when you have munny?

but his mom claims he was a genius

Maye, recognized his exceptional intelligence and enrolled him in nursery school at age 3. This was against the advice of the principal, who believed that Musk's young age would make it challenging for him to socialize with older children. Maye insisted that Elon be enrolled in the school, telling the principal, "I really have this genius child."

still this strange part

Such depth of thought made it challenging for his peers to engage with him, with many attempting playful tactics to bring him back to the present. His mother corroborates this by saying, "It's best not to try to break through when he has that vacant stare."

Note the article used the R word so I had to edit it to post on this websight.
The part in bold you can see my edit, that is only part I edited, only that one part with the banned word.

Elon Musk Wasn't A Superstar Genius Student As A Kid The Principal Thought He Was Intellectually Disabled, Mom Says: 'Once He Started Going To School, He Became So Lonely And Sad'

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/elon-musk-wasnt-superstar-genius-150517809.html

From an early age, Musk's intellectual curiosity was evident. As a toddler, his mother, Maye, recognized his exceptional intelligence and enrolled him in nursery school at age 3. This was against the advice of the principal, who believed that Musk's young age would make it challenging for him to socialize with older children. Maye insisted that Elon be enrolled in the school, telling the principal, "I really have this genius child."

But Musk's experience was not what Maye anticipated for her son. In school, Musk was the boy who often appeared to be lost in his thoughts. "The teacher would come up to me and yell at me, but I would not really see or hear her," Elon Musk said.

This recurrent behavior raised concerns, prompting a meeting with the school's principal who told Elon's parents, "We have reason to believe that Elon is R word"

Seeking an explanation for his behavior, his parents speculated that it could be a hearing issue. "They decided it was an ear problem, so they took my adenoids out," Musk later said.
Musk frequently found himself engrossed in observation, often gazing out of the window. When teachers reprimanded him for not paying attention, he would make observant remarks like, "The leaves are turning brown now."

His tendency to zone out was not because of a lack of intelligence or hearing issues. Instead, he describes it as a mental mechanism that allowed him to think deeply.
"Ever since I was a kid, if I start to think about something hard, then all of my sensory systems turn off," Musk said.
Such depth of thought made it challenging for his peers to engage with him, with many attempting playful tactics to bring him back to the present. His mother corroborates this by saying, "It's best not to try to break through when he has that vacant stare."
You might think that a boy with such a strong inner world would be self-assured, but young Musk faced significant challenges in forming connections. His candid use of the word stupid didn't earn him any popularity points.
"Once he started going to school, he became so lonely and sad," his mother said.

Elon felt this loneliness deeply. In a 2017 interview with Rolling Stone, he said, "When I was a child, there's one thing I said. I never want to be alone.' That's what I would say. I don't want to be alone.'
According to the biography, enrolling Musk in school early was a mistake and Maye should have taken the teacher's advice and waited. He had no friends. It wasn't until college that he made his first close friend outside the family.
For many, the skepticism and criticism Musk faced during his childhood might have spelled the end of his ambition. But for Musk, adversity seems to have only fueled his drive. Even when labeled "different" by teachers or facing a world that didn't quite understand his introspective nature, he remained undeterred.
This drive and ambitious spirit followed Musk into adulthood. From the early days of his ventures, critics and naysayers have been ever-present. But Musk never let their doubt diminish his aspirations. When he took the reins of Tesla, many were skeptical. Automotive giants and industry veterans questioned his ability to revolutionize the sector. Still, Musk's conviction in his vision and his determination were evident.
Now, as the richest man in the world in 2023, Musk's accomplishments are undeniable. With the success of Tesla, SpaceX and his various other enterprises, he has become a symbol of innovation, drive and sheer willpower. There are countless brilliant minds out there, each harboring an idea that could be the next disruptive innovation. For those looking to be part of such groundbreaking ventures from the onset, platforms like StartEngine offer a golden opportunity. StartEngine allows investors to identify and invest in startups and companies that could very well be the next Tesla or SpaceX.

https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/user_image/5/0/7/AAefUOAAE6VT.jpg

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KF5vPfqtJBM

wga strike ended
https://reedquest.org/2023/10/06/wga-strike-ends-as-writers-reach-contract-agreement/

sag strike they are negotiating as we speak
https://www.latimes.com/entertainment-arts/business/story/2023-10-06/sag-aftra-strike-studios-continue-negotiations-as-strike-goes-on

cold water
hot food
quiet time of repose
warm bed
something exciting to look forward to
coffee in the morning

Her name Bulma.

Work won't call the school to verify your degree when you have had previous jobs.

Basically only matters for your first job. And you got the paper anyways. Rescind all they want.

HairyQueen posted...

It was caused by dog food brands including so much bone meal/calcium which didnt get digested

https://www.iflscience.com/why-was-white-dog-poop-so-common-before-the-90s-66581

Was it harmful?

There are tons of women in the same boat. Just depends on how picky you are.

Wait it isn't natural?

potdnewb posted...

im definitely faster than most checkers i just timed myself against a customer with the same amount of groceries and was out the door and they were still paying
checkmate tictok

This happened
Surely

R1masher posted...

Is this something along the lines of the Ludivico Technique and did she use this to make Bill subservient ?

What?

lilORANG posted...

The number people who complain about self checkout is astounding to me. It's so much faster than waiting for the clerk to do it.

False. That is your mind tricking you.
You are not faster.

GeraldDarko posted...

lol wings went on his @KanWan alt to agree with himself.

Neither are they my alt nor they they the only one who agrees with me.

Jujutsu kaisen only one

No.

Toast is triangular in shape.

potdnewb posted...

if i work at the grocery and use the self checkout is it still unpaid labor

Yes

FortuneCookie posted...

https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/user_image/5/9/3/AAdlC_AAE53Z.jpg
"Together, we could run this town."

The Evil Grimace strikes again! The Trump campaign, MAGA, 1/6, it was all him!

https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/user_image/5/9/4/AAdlC_AAE53a.jpg

I bet Trump had a hamberder and a grimace shake

how else to activate

spoiler: he isn't

anyway to do it without logging in?

oh cool!

that kid who made that video back in the 80s made went back to the SAME McDonalds !!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yGRkLlmkT1k

interesting

nice

I did

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y9vZwAtkJfA

That Halliburton one.
Oh and didn't know Dianetics was sold for $5.99 from commercials.

THE ENRON ONE HOLY MOLY

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