What’s truly amazing is that as he screws over the very people who put him into office he gets their applause and adulation.

The most amazing thing is not that a convicted felon that acts like a comic book supervillain became president, again. It’s not that he is doing nothing that he said he would do but everything he denied he would do.

I have read three separate accounts of Musk’s Nazi salute. All 3 accounts mention the resemblance of what he did to the “Roman salute”. When seeing someone make this gesture are the Romans the first that come to mind? I have never heard this gesture referred to as the Roman salute before today.

Rolling Stone and USA Today referring to it as a “Roman salute”. Are the Romans the first people you think of when seeing this.

USA Today and Rolling Stone referring to it as a “Roman salute”. Are Romans the first that come to mind when seeing this salute?

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So I didn’t have 3 sig heil nazi salutes from Elon Musk at the inauguration on my bingo card

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I’m sorry but if it can be proven that anyone paid for his decision, that’s bribery. If we consider bribery to be an official act we are lost.

So did we all just witness Trump’s first quid pro quo, high crimes and misdemeanors related action?

I don’t think it’s AI to fear as much as it’s those that control AI who we need to be concerned with.

The Washington Post’s New Mission: Reach ‘All of America’ This week, The Post began trying out a new mission statement: “Riveting Storytelling for All of America.”

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The Washington Post has fallen, its new slogan says it all. www.nytimes.com/2025/01/16/b...

We will see.

Interesting. I never expected this toactually work for congestion. I wonder if it will work for its expressed purpose and intent, which was not congestion but to bridge a 1.5 billion dollar budget gap. If it does both that’s big win. If not, they will be looking to raise money somewhere else soon.