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Why is this never news? Why are we letting our government agencies do this sort of thing while the news agencies report on hallucinated trade deals and act like everything is normal
Why is this never news? Why are we letting our government agencies do this sort of thing while the news agencies report on hallucinated trade deals and act like everything is normal
—MTG breakup
—Thune refusing to kill the filibuster
—Near-unanimous Epstein vote
—House backlash over ACA proposal
—2 IN state senators telling him to fuck off
—Now this
Something is happening…
—MTG breakup
—Thune refusing to kill the filibuster
—Near-unanimous Epstein vote
—House backlash over ACA proposal
—2 IN state senators telling him to fuck off
—Now this
Something is happening…
The press just ignores this because it isn't serious. But it robs the public of a chance to see how broken everything is.
The press just ignores this because it isn't serious. But it robs the public of a chance to see how broken everything is.
Just to level set
Just to level set
So if the computer is doing that now ought we pay them less?
I think this explains the massive disconnect we see in how CEOs talk about AI versus everyone else. It also raises the question of how useful it truly is for frontline work?
So if the computer is doing that now ought we pay them less?
Said otherwise, you can use econometrics to analyze the economy. Politics resists such definitive modelling.
I'd write this up but I don't want to. So, feel free to mad libs it.
Said otherwise, you can use econometrics to analyze the economy. Politics resists such definitive modelling.
www.nytimes.com/2025/11/25/b...
www.nytimes.com/2025/11/25/b...
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