Person with critical thinking skills: 'Black Mirror' engages with provocative ideas to raise questions about humanity's connection to technology.

Tech founders: Uh-huh. So, you're saying that creating the technology from 'Black Mirror' episodes will be really profitable!

$3 trillion is inaccurate. I did the math and the correct answer is eleventy zillion.

I assume you mean a photo of the audiobook, because Where The Wild Things Are and Goodnight Moon were meant to be heard at 1.25x speed

New worst-ever burn just dropped

Is he getting stupider?

No one can snatch defeat from the jaws of victory like the Dems

How were Reeves and Winter? I still think the Patrick Stewart-Ian McKellen production is my favorite Godot duo.

“It makes my head hurt,” McCall said after being punched in the head by Russell Vought for four straight hours. “In the end, I blame all politicians.” Vought then resumed the head punching.

Yeah, but did he steal from charities? While also being a congenital liar? And a convicted rapist? And Epstein’s pal?

Okay but comparing Trump to Bond villains is insulting to Bond villains

The idea was that every inch of her was covered by gold, causing fatal suffocation.

Much like what’s happening to the White House.

Many have jobs and serve on school boards and stuff

Perfect reply.

Welcome to the Ouroboros century.

Only if the government guarantees the billions in debt that would pay to build the dada centers needed to swaddle the giant babies

Good points.

I'm hoping that one day we have government data releases again.

I mean, this can’t be good:

WASHINGTON, Nov 3 (Reuters) - U.S. manufacturing contracted for an eighth straight month in October as new orders remained subdued, and suppliers were taking longer to deliver materials to factories against the backdrop of tariffs on imported goods.

Will the combination of tariffs / policy volatility / ICE craziness dent the US economy? If so, when will cracks start to appear?