When you’re stupid enough, all kinds of things can happen
Best coverage of the absurd Kobe-themed coverage of Bam’s 83.
“Russia is the big winner of this conflict.”
Based on everything I know about Kaille Humphries, this isn't a surprise at all
This is Super Mario's origin story
Yeah, man, it’s an absolute mystery why so many people are going all in on AI refusal. Maybe they absolutely do understand the ways in which AI is “useful” to the people hawking AI in the words of those very people.
this is the story of so many technologies and certainly almost every technology that centers itself around knowledge work. that's because the technology isn't built/marketed/implemented with the workers in mind, it is for the bosses, who implement it in order to extract more out of people
Utterly enraging
The testimony of Travis Dhanraj was absurd: he misrepresented his time at CBC in multiple ways, and a huge swathe of Canadian conservatives saw what they wanted to believe. In a way, it was a very instructive example of how Canada’s conservative sausage is made. www.thestar.com/opinion/star...
thinking of the west bloomfield, michigan jewish community and hoping everyone stays safe.
Predictably, conservatives on the other site are SO SURE that Travis's story, as spun by conservative voices, is true. This is how the sausage is made
Oh, this will become an article of the faith in some conservative circles. The CBC blacklist! CBC bias! It is literally nothing of the sort
The testimony of Travis Dhanraj was absurd: he misrepresented his time at CBC in multiple ways, and a huge swathe of Canadian conservatives saw what they wanted to believe. In a way, it was a very instructive example of how Canada’s conservative sausage is made. www.thestar.com/opinion/star...
Conservative MP for Powell River–North Island, Aaron Gunn, is, uh, well he’s being trolled a bit for his condemnation of land acknowledgements yesterday. Message from K’omoks, Klahoose, Homalco & Tla’amin Nations: “Chillax, bud.” #bcpoli
Watch this BBC interview if you want to understand how badly Trump screwed up and why Iran still holds a lot of cards.
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@leahnylen.bsky.social
www.bloomberg.com/news/article...
Why is @jamellebouie.net so good at this? He's a frustratingly competent political analyst. Just extraordinary.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=MXZv...
I could mayyyyyybe have guessed six, maybe seven, since I have seen ads for High Potential
I may make a list on here, it would go on a long time, but they will largely be linked in my column as well
Multiple US and state law enforcement and intel officials told @cbsnews.com there is no credible intelligence underpinning the bulletin distributed on the unverified possibility that Iran could retaliate for American attacks by launching drones at the West Coast. "This is not actionable," one said.
It's still happening, amazing stuff
And this is a huge issue for the whole world because this is TRUMP’S ONLY TACTIC. He can’t solve anything, can’t understand anything, can’t out-negotiate anyone. He has no capacity to end a war. He will just keep making increasingly delusional pronouncements in an attempt to manifest reality.
Trump’s power and by extension his entire movement are built around the idea that by asserting something you manifest it in reality. Even if it’s not true many people will behave as if is so you can get away with it.
It is alarmingly effective in law, domestic politics. It cannot unblock a strait.
how
By the way: if you want to know whether someone is a Canadian conservative who can't see the CBC clearly, check and see if they tweeted about this yesterday. It's not 100%, but it's a remarkably high hit rate
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I think eating ice cream should make me strong and handsome
Jim Cramer suggests on CNBC that Trump could “bomb Tehran into the Stone Age” until Iran reopens the strait, citing U.S. bombings of North Vietnam in the 1970s. Carl Quintanilla points out to him that Hanoi won that war.
You really need to watch this whole clip. It's amazing.
