Population density isn't a rural issue, it's a fixed costs issue.
The companies are required to maintain a larger total network of towers and everyone has to pay for that, which means city users are subsidizing rural networks quite significantly.
I'm not saying the Big 3 aren't taking advantage of the situation, but they do have a legitimate issue.
I really hate this headline.
They aren't wrong 70% of the time.
The study found that they only successfully complete multi-step business tasks 30% of the time. Those tasks were made up by the researchers to simulate an office environment.
This percentage spread for different models is also absolutely massive too, with some coming in at 1% completion and others coming in over 30%.
It's the lone star state...
Outta 5 possible
Too simplistic to be cynical, just naive.
Pretty naive take on how governments work.
Could just break it up into chapters or something, pretty easy to split a pdf.
You can literally just feed the images into chat gpt at this point.
While on one hand I hope that people realize this is literally their government being purchased by a single rich guy and push back... I know they're far too stupid for that.
There may be individual products that have gone down in price like for example eggs may have returned to more normal pricing from their highs, but that index tracks a standardized set of fairly normal products that people buy regularly and on average the whole shopping bill has gone up every single month.
So yes, they are delulu.
You say "horrors" like the industrial revolution didn't improve quality of life for almost every human on the planet.