ChrisW
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The future is a web of branching paths, and each choice opens up new possibilities as it closes others. This is as true for a civilization as it is for an individual. The more our collective intelligence can inform each choice, the better our chances of finding paths through to a beautiful future.
March 31, 2025 at 6:22 AM
The future is a web of branching paths, and each choice opens up new possibilities as it closes others. This is as true for a civilization as it is for an individual. The more our collective intelligence can inform each choice, the better our chances of finding paths through to a beautiful future.
Reposted by ChrisW
genuinely enraging that we will spend the next several years cleaning up real problems because an unelected billionaire and one who should have been ineligible for re-election are malicious dipshits who believe in fake problems
February 11, 2025 at 1:05 AM
genuinely enraging that we will spend the next several years cleaning up real problems because an unelected billionaire and one who should have been ineligible for re-election are malicious dipshits who believe in fake problems
I know some of this is the baader meinhof phenomenon but I got an Ioniq 5 earlier this year and it's wild how many I'm seeing on the roads now.
i'm totally hyundai-pilled. we drive a 2023 ioniq 5 and it's one of the best cars i've ever owned
Hyundai Is Becoming the New Tesla
Even in a Trump presidency, America’s EV future may not run through Elon Musk.
www.theatlantic.com
December 18, 2024 at 9:07 PM
I know some of this is the baader meinhof phenomenon but I got an Ioniq 5 earlier this year and it's wild how many I'm seeing on the roads now.
This is an excellent read.
This was published while I was at the National Assembly so I never really got a chance to promote it, which is kind of insane? It's one of the best features that The Verge has ever published. When I first read the draft I went "what the fuck did I just read??????" www.theverge.com/c/24300623/a...
What do you love when you fall for AI?
Inside the surprisingly meaningful, unexpectedly heartbreaking, and deeply confusing reality of AI relationships.
www.theverge.com
December 5, 2024 at 8:55 PM
This is an excellent read.
In light of the coup attempt I'm reminded that South Korea was the only country as politically polarized as the USA when Pew asked about it a few years ago
December 3, 2024 at 7:58 PM
In light of the coup attempt I'm reminded that South Korea was the only country as politically polarized as the USA when Pew asked about it a few years ago
a few weeks ago at an airport i stepped into a non-functioning moving sidewalk and noticed my body try to adjust for movement anyways, even when i tried not to. apparently this is called the broken escalator phenomenon.
anyway that’s kind of like what reading the news feels like lately.
anyway that’s kind of like what reading the news feels like lately.
December 2, 2024 at 1:09 AM
a few weeks ago at an airport i stepped into a non-functioning moving sidewalk and noticed my body try to adjust for movement anyways, even when i tried not to. apparently this is called the broken escalator phenomenon.
anyway that’s kind of like what reading the news feels like lately.
anyway that’s kind of like what reading the news feels like lately.