No, I used auto fill. There seems to be different headline on the main page, different headline when you actually click on the article and different when you auto populate which I assume is the original one. It looks like it has been changed multiple times.
Headlines are sampled randomly for the first few hours of an article going live to measure exposure. The headline that gets the most clicks wins.
There are a lot of sites that do this.
It causes headaches when it comes to social. Usually the original headline is preserved in the url, but sometimes they’ll use a unique id and then include the editorialized headline option so they can track which headline you clicked on.
Also editorial decisions on wording based on pushback, legal threats, etc.
BBC edited it and removed Israel as culprit from the headline to make it look as if it this is some extremist fringe sect. They do not want people to know this is official Israeli state policy.
God I wonder why Palestinians are so upset. Oh wait:
Last October, Palestinian grandmother Ayesha Shtayyeh says a man pointed a gun at her head and told her to leave the place she had called home for 50 years.
“…and her orange skin is weird, and she always brags about the size of her definitely small penis, and she lost (whoops I mean won) to (whoops I mean against) Joe Biden…”
It’s not the wilderness, why are they called settlers? English already has a word for what they are doing, even multiple: invaders, occupiers, tresspasers…
So teal deer are obviously just turquoise colored elk. Is a pew deer like a red tail with a little laser gun? Or a deer calling people for random survey samples?
I made a prediction 2 years ago that elon would be the first billionaire turned homeless person.
It was more a dream, but I've never made a prediction I want to happen as much as that one
SpaceX hired Gwynne Shotwell shortly after being founded, and she has been COO/President the entire time. While Elon may be the face of SpaceX like most of his companies, and may be responsible for major goals, he hasn’t really been in the driver seat, letting Gwynne handle operations.
It seems clear that this is the difference between SpaceX and his other ventures like Tesla and Twitter where he has been directly making changes to daily operations. Even with a separate CEO at Twitter, it’s clear he’s still making daily operating decisions.
Elon sucks at operating a business directly, he needs someone else to actually handle daily operations, to filter his thoughts and decisions for how realistic they are to implement.
Starlink is a separate company from SpaceX. They use SpaceX as a launch provider, and there’s a lot of vertical integration between them (Just like SpaceX uses a lot of Tesla stuff), but they are a different company.
There’s several things Elon has done with Starlink that’s questionable, like the current Brazil stuff. Refusing to block access via Starlink after their Supreme Court approved blocking X in the country because it’s not following their national laws. After Elon said that they will follow national laws.
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