These analysis are based on data provided by the countries. While they all may provide mortality as a number at some point, some may not already do so in the interval needed to draw accurate comparisons over the last two months. For example: I find the difference between England/Scotland, Northern Ireland and Ireland to be strange. I'd expect these to be closer together.
If they delete tweets like that, Twitter gets shit for censoring foreign officials. If they don't delete tweets like that, they get shit for not intervening when the public is obviously put in harm's way. I think they chose the lesser of the two evils. Now, on to censor that umpalumpa you call president.
But I'd like to sample or at least see the bloody service before I pay for it. Right now I'm hitting a paywall telling me I'm x0.000 in line and "Oh, we want your money". I'm not triggered to commit.
So, this article is 75% recap of the movie and then a handful of conclusions that prove the writer completely missed the point of the story. I'm not impressed.
For quite some time, popular media has been the West's strongest weapon, influencing people the world over with (mostly) American ideals through Hollywood and -later- Internet. Recently, this powerful machine has been turned against its makers, with Russia pouncing on click-bait happy news sites and social media, and China buying their influence in main stream media. But free media has become such a big part of Western identity, I wonder if there is an easy way out of this. Expecting the large corporations involved to police/defend themselves is definitely not the answer.
If watching the Boomer generation has taught me one thing, it's that people do not necessarily grow milder and wiser with age. I think it would be catastrophic if society gets locked down in its current model because people simply will not vacate their place (in work, in housing, in use of resources) by dying.
Man, such hate in this thread. I, for one, am glad that someone is throwing serious money at consolidating VR experiences into a single world. I love what Rec Room has done there and I would certainly enjoy a new iteration. If it's too invasive or no fun, I'll delete it after trying. For now, I'm glad we're still moving forward in the VR space instead of it going the way of 3DTV.