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  It could also be that the Brits are more xenoglossophobic than xenophobic, that is they might like the couple from next door's curry and that they like cricket, but their Polish neighbour doesn't even speak proper English!

  2 years ago: $25000 Tesla in 3 years   https://www.cnbc.com/2018/08/18/elon-musk-tesla-could-produce-a-25000-car-in-3-years--.html   Last week: $25000 Tesla in 3 years... https://www.nytimes.com/2020/09/22/business/tesla-elon-musk-battery-day.html  

  I know I can only see two years back online also. Ask at the counter might be the best bet, but there is probably a fee.   Why do you need them as a matter of interest?

I just made the distinction between native Germans and everyone else. If you want to make further distinctions, then the statistics gets complicated:   https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stratified_sampling   If you have more precise figures, feel free to post them.

It says it in the link I posted. I’d have thought you’d be the sort to believe the Daily Mail.   You quoted an article about Frankfurt in the post I responded to.

  The majority of people who live in Frankfurt are not native Germans, so if the majority arrested are not native Germans that in itself is no statistical evidence that non-native Germans are more likely to be arrested than native Germans.   https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4652002/Native-Germans-minority-Germany.html   Unless you have more precise figures, you have to admit you are jumping to conclusions.

  They won't need one. Robotaxis, remember?

  I saw someone on Twitter saying that a CEO telling the SEC to "s#ck my c*ck" is a strong "Buy" signal.   I guess investment textbooks have changed somewhat since my day!

  Looking at youtube videos and saying "Lots of rioters don't look like ethnic Germans" doesn't seem like a very scientific methodology.

May be a cultural misinterpretation between jeba and SC. If someone says "Pop in if you're in the neighbourhood", that counts as an invitation in some places.   Germans when giving an invitation will usually give you the time, date, address and tell you what sort of sausages to bring.

  Is that social science or ethnic science?

As Tesla was mentioned, I seem to recall Musk was charged with securities fraud by the SEC   https://www.sec.gov/news/press-release/2018-219   And he is also facing a 2.6 billion lawsuit for breach of fiduciary duties and unjustly enriching himself with the purpose of Solar City.   https://www.reuters.com/article/us-tesla-solarcity-lawsuit/tesla-directors-settle-isolating-musk-as-solarcity-trial-looms-idUSKBN1ZT2HF   Also, some major shareholders are opposing the reappointment of the Tesla chairperson. So maybe it's not as squeaky clean under the hood as an electric car...

The tweet from Musk was start of May. All shares dropped in March because of Covid.

FT had been flagging up Wirecard's finances as iffy for ages and BaFin the regulator backed up Wirecard, banned the short selling of Wirecard stock and even instigated legal proceedings against the FT journalist.   So the German regulator has some egg on its face today.

Obviously, you buy another new one next year and every year after that! Maximise your savings!