-did it work for those other people?
-no but maybe it will for us

I thought I remembered there was a time in GA briefly where combinations of incentives basically made Nissan Leafs free

I was going to say hand them out at talks too, but I guess ppl already do stuff with extra slides after the end prepared w additional figures

Yeah, just don’t think about the person sitting across the aisle and two rows behind you and whether they’re your panel discussant because you’ve only seen their academic headshot taken 18 years ago.
Anyway, enjoy all those matrix sequels on the way to your next conf.

I just read a post above that GIF about RFK Jr’s texts and I am sorry to report that priming effects do exist

The “Results of my comprehensive cognitive test and subsequently ordered MRI that I aced” t-shirt are raising a bunch of questions already answered my my t-shirt

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Bill, I believe you forgot the “Here’s why that’s bad news for Joe Biden…”

“THE GREASE MUST ROLL!!”

You, a medical and drug research explainer, were looking for a… dosa response?

grease floats.

when it flows in sewage and into our plants, it thickens as temps fall, separating in our settling tanks.

the churning water forms grease globs that build like snowballs, and operators remove them so they don’t clog the process.

listen. don’t pour grease down your drains.

I agree, it’s a hunt to find bargains, and more so now that they changed to a more predatory provider

And BTW, wife learned that the state had changed the state college savings investment fund providers to Fidelity and that we’d been opted into a high fee account that was eating up any earnings. Sludge alert!

Wife & I sitting down to periodically review our financial accounts:
Wife: Are you ready or do you need some time to get frustrated, shout and the screen, and reset your passwords?
Me: Umm…give me a minute

There was a good substack recently about how leadership of search transitioned from the “let’s build something great” engineering spirit to the “chasing ever rising quarterly earnings expectations” (which he calls McKinsey consultant) style short term thinking, cannibalizing their core product

Watched Fugitive with the kid and pleased to report it holds up. No real desire to test US Marshalls except to see his reaction to Tony Stark as the bad guy

(I haven’t even made it to memory foam)

Wow, Toronto reminders are much less snooty than coastal Connecticut’s