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80s_Apple_Guy said:

That would be terrible. Tesla is a doomed brand no matter what happens. If electric cars take off, the current crop of auto manufacturers will produce then in mass and with their greater experience, ability to offset losses with the gas engine cars and manufacturing capacity blow Tesla out of the market for affordables. High end manufacturers will make high end luxury and blow them out there. 

If electric cars become a passing fad Tesla fails. 

So either way Tesla fails. 

So, your still in the 80s it seems.

Climate change, thats a tautology.

Forgot to mention the web and Mathematica (this is a paid tool, and not as nice as it was on the NeXT but very good for rendering of everything related to formulas and statistics, it might even give relevant results for soft sciences or pseudo sciences like economics).

Terminal (bash), mysql, spotlight, finder, preview and latex.
No cost or dependencies, maximum flexibility.

End to end encryption is of real importance to freedom of people.
It is also in direct conflict with government; look at the founder of PGP: Phil Zimmermann 
The argument that “being able to hack the end point invalidates end to end encryption” is a fallacy.
Being able to hack the end point invalidates the security of one (only one) person and is time consuming and often difficult to do. Compare it with a wire tap in the old days.
But it doesn't invalidate all other encrypted communication and restricts governments control (or that of another powerful organization) to a select few.