Mamdamist-Kristolist
@south13.bsky.social
It seems entirely possible that we careening from "education" polarization as they key divide to "having ever willingly read a book for self enrichment or even just fun" polarization.
November 26, 2025 at 10:49 PM
It seems entirely possible that we careening from "education" polarization as they key divide to "having ever willingly read a book for self enrichment or even just fun" polarization.
It's bad how inevitable this feels.
This is exactly who we've become.
This is exactly who we've become.
November 15, 2025 at 1:27 AM
It's bad how inevitable this feels.
This is exactly who we've become.
This is exactly who we've become.
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lol lmao
One of Missouri Gov. Mike Kehoe’s campaign promises was to eliminate the state income tax. He expects lawmakers to start laying the groundwork in the upcoming legislative session.
Despite a budget shortfall, Missouri’s governor seeks to eliminate the state income tax
Missouri Gov. Mike Kehoe’s desire to eliminate the state income tax is an ambitious goal given the projected $1 billion shortfall in general revenue next fiscal year. He joined KCUR’s Up To Date to discuss how the plan could take shape.
www.kcur.org
November 13, 2025 at 5:21 PM
lol lmao
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Ah so the “cultivate as many weirdos, cranks, and people with oppositional defiance disorder into a political coalition” strategy is going well, I see.
November 12, 2025 at 9:25 PM
Ah so the “cultivate as many weirdos, cranks, and people with oppositional defiance disorder into a political coalition” strategy is going well, I see.
Some of just want to live in a world without/less alzheimers or dementia or a bunch of other hereditary/genetic diseases and maybe CRISPR is a path to that.
I get there are use cases that present ethical challenges, but there are also SO MANY that don't.
I get there are use cases that present ethical challenges, but there are also SO MANY that don't.
November 12, 2025 at 8:50 PM
Some of just want to live in a world without/less alzheimers or dementia or a bunch of other hereditary/genetic diseases and maybe CRISPR is a path to that.
I get there are use cases that present ethical challenges, but there are also SO MANY that don't.
I get there are use cases that present ethical challenges, but there are also SO MANY that don't.