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Headline: "I'm the VC who created the AI Scott Adams. Here's why I'm continuing the project despite his family's objections."

THIS IS THE WRONG WAY TO DISRESPECT AND DESECRATE THE MEMORY OF SCOTT ADAMS!

THERE ARE MUCH BETTER WAYS TO SPIT ON HIS GRAVE!

Clues by Sam A daily logic puzzle where you deduce who is a criminal!

I forgot to finish yesterday's, and brain farted my way out of a green board today.

Good morning, I guess.

I solved the daily #CluesBySam, Mar 3rd 2026 (Medium), in less than 7 minutes
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I don't believe him, due to his entire known history.

Pretty much!

While the use of "filthy" for something very cool, like a move in basketball, still confuses me, "wicked" and "sick," separately or together, are well established in media.

Yes

Then read The Six Deaths of the Saint, a novella where she worked out a lot of the ideas that went into The Everlasting.

To me, The Everlasting marks a significant level up for her novels. So I'd read The Ten Thousand Doors first - which is easy, as you already have it - and only read Starling House if the premise appeals.

Do I love this? No. I believe they could have gotten more.

That said, I support whatever decision the players make.

When I find a location and open my bookstore, I'm definitely considering a "could be gayer" table. It would have The Everlasting, The Raven Scholar, The Fifth Season, Mercenary Librarians, and other books I haven't thought of yet.

Banger books, definitely recs. Could be gayer.

My one complaint about The Everlasting by Alix E. Harrow, which I just finished, is that it could be gayer.

It is, let me be very clear, a queer book.

But it could be gayer.

Other than that, though, it fucks.

Defining women as "daughters, wives, sisters, mothers, and partners" is more objectifying than a strip show could ever be.

This is the firm I used:

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I'm so sorry for your loss. That sounds devastating.

Yes, those. And the ever growing threat of theocracy. But it's in smaller ways, too.

There's a nastiness that's been growing for a long time, as the country becomes more radicalized.

In 2022 I started tracking changes in how news outlets were describing trans people, and set up a bot to record every article pushed to the Google News index based on a handful of search phrases, including “biological sex” in both the US and UK. The amount in 2023 alone was absolutely staggering.

'Urgent call: With the worsening situation in Gaza and the closure of the crossings,my wife,who suffers from a heart valve prolapse, cannot do anything due to shoulder pain.My son needs $150 after breaking his hand,&he requires a platinum pin
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It should be possible to convince them that they can draw the gop voters that aren't fash supporters to their new conservative party.

I'm sure all five of those voters would like that.

Are Third Way centrists? Let alone center-left?

Because what they feel like is a US version of Labour Together, a group united mostly around hating leftists.

The group that has led Labour down a road to irrelevance, even as they run the government.

I appreciate that, but I think it might be heroic if Israel wasn't just a shitty place to live.

The guilt is about escaping complicity, while others remain. Specifically my friends who cannot leave, for mostly familial reasons.

A day late, but I'm here to answer. After a couple of false starts, I finally dove into The Everlasting by Alix E. Harrow and it's getting REALLY good.

This is in addition to the ever present feelings of guilt and horror about Israel's genocide in Gaza.

And I know, I KNOW this is in no way about me.

But I'm having these feelings, and I don't want to drop them on my anti Zionist friends who are back there, so it fall on y'all.

Sorry.

Experiencing the weirdest survivor guilt right now.

It's a little bit about not being in the line of fire for Iran's retaliatory bombing of Israel, and a lot about not being complicit in Israel's bombing of Iran and Lebanon.

this one fucked me up so much. guy turns his life around after a drug conviction, becomes a happy, beloved, pet rescuing houseboat dad who undersells his mechanic services so poor folks can afford them. ICE grabs him one day out of the hospital for heart problems which then kill him. horrifying

This is monstrous, of course.

I also think it's a lie.

Fear of Iran has been one of his favorite tools for decades.

I think he's doing this because

A. Trump wanted to

B. As long as war is happening, he thinks he has a better shot at keeping his seat and staying out of prison

"This idea that the NYT is some sort of right-wing rag ... is just one of the most demented and reality-eschewing theories to take hold on the left."

Find her on her substack, obviously.

I KNOW I have followers who can help Jill with this

From Arrested Development, a woman asks "well, did it work for those people?" A man answers "no, it never does, I mean, these people somehow delude themselves into thinking it might, but..." He continues "...but it might work for us."

So many

Blakes had 11 points in the first half.

15 points in the third quarter, and Vandy is up 67-58, after winning the third quarter 30-15.

She's good at basketball.