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James Carville on Trump:
"I do not want that man to die. I want to watch him suffer. And I can't watch a dead person suffer.β
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"I do not want that man to die. I want to watch him suffer. And I can't watch a dead person suffer.β
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Gates wants lab-grown fake meat so the peasants stop eating real steak, while he flies private.
Heβs not saving the planet. Heβs seizing the food supply.
(Gates owns more farmland than anyone on Earth)
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Heβs not saving the planet. Heβs seizing the food supply.
(Gates owns more farmland than anyone on Earth)
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The CLARITY Act just hit a WALL
Senate Democrats are now refusing to back the bill unless it includes strict ethics rules targeting the Trump family's $1B+ crypto empire.
Republicans need 7 Democratic votes to pass it.
With midterms looming, the entire U.S. crypto market structure hangs on this unresolved provision.
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Senate Democrats are now refusing to back the bill unless it includes strict ethics rules targeting the Trump family's $1B+ crypto empire.
Republicans need 7 Democratic votes to pass it.
With midterms looming, the entire U.S. crypto market structure hangs on this unresolved provision.
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Meanwhile, Gore turned climate panic into a $300 million fortune through green investment funds, speaking fees, and carbon schemes while flying private and living large.
The predictions were lies.
The grift was real.
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The predictions were lies.
The grift was real.
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Woke City Logic:
β Protect Innocents:
β Protect Criminals:
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β Protect Innocents:
β Protect Criminals:
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Iβve heard of the MAGAcock phenomenon, but what is this called?
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China's fertility is low everywhere, but it is exceptionally low in the places where the most educated and talented concentrate, like Shanghai and Beijing.
Because China's elite cities are not reproducing, China will lose much of its best human capital.
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Because China's elite cities are not reproducing, China will lose much of its best human capital.
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I asked it if machines will ever be able to think and it said yes, pianos will evolve into thinking machines
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DoomPosting
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What happens to society when women more often have jobs than men?
> competition of females cheapens labour
> women, whose necessities are more urgent, accept any terms that are offered them, and are glad to be able to earn a scanty subsistence
> Prostitution follows in the train of poverty
> Finally, the female children, who are early initiated into a course of profligacy, grow up to perpetuate the mischief, and to increase the general degradation
Bro this LLM trained only on early 1900s writing DOES make great predictions about the future
https://talkie-lm.com/chat
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> competition of females cheapens labour
> women, whose necessities are more urgent, accept any terms that are offered them, and are glad to be able to earn a scanty subsistence
> Prostitution follows in the train of poverty
> Finally, the female children, who are early initiated into a course of profligacy, grow up to perpetuate the mischief, and to increase the general degradation
Bro this LLM trained only on early 1900s writing DOES make great predictions about the future
https://talkie-lm.com/chat
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DoomPosting
What happens to society when women more often have jobs than men? > competition of females cheapens labour > women, whose necessities are more urgent, accept any terms that are offered them, and are glad to be able to earn a scanty subsistence > Prostitutionβ¦
Alright gramps tbh Iβm going to have to think about this
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The market is bracing for a volatile midterm election year:
Since 1896, the Dow Jones Industrial Average has posted an average return of just +1.2% from May 1st through Halloween of a midterm election year.
In the following winter months from Halloween to May 1st, the index has seen an average return of +10.5%, or +9.3 percentage points higher.
By comparison, excluding midterm election years, the DJIA has returned an average of +2.2% during summer months and +3.5% during winter months.
In other words, this narrows the gap to just +1.3 percentage points outside of midterm election years.
History suggests a volatile summer is ahead.
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Since 1896, the Dow Jones Industrial Average has posted an average return of just +1.2% from May 1st through Halloween of a midterm election year.
In the following winter months from Halloween to May 1st, the index has seen an average return of +10.5%, or +9.3 percentage points higher.
By comparison, excluding midterm election years, the DJIA has returned an average of +2.2% during summer months and +3.5% during winter months.
In other words, this narrows the gap to just +1.3 percentage points outside of midterm election years.
History suggests a volatile summer is ahead.
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