Yes. The answer is yes. It's the same answer to "Is the tide in or out? YES!"

Remember the story about the critters in the pot of water who don't jump out, don't act to save themselves, as the temperature is slowly increased from merely warm to a full boil? They end up waiting until it's too late and boiling to dearh. That's us. We're in the pot. It's getting warmer.

This is a good argument for Tim getting personal counseling for paranoia, fear, and anxiety. It is NOT a good argument for federalizing the DC police force or deploying the National Guard.

Addendum: It once again looks like President Trump is under Putin's reflexive control. If you want a good primer/explainer, read @asharangappa.bsky.social's.

Florida: 1 in 50 estimated actively infectious
California: 1 in 56 estimated actively infectious

🔸Louisiana: 1 in 19 estimated actively infectious
🔸Guam: 1 in 26 estimated actively infectious
🔸Hawai'i: 1 in 28 estimated actively infectious
🔸Texas: 1 in 45 estimated actively infectious

Several thing could possibly cause it: weak right leg or loss of sensation in rt leg, causing him to deviate into the podium, an area of his visual field lost due to an undisclosed stroke, so he doesn't see objects in his right peripheral vision very well and can run into them are possibilities.

Here are the trends across all the International Traveller samples. From that perspective, XFG.* "Stratus" is higher at 50%.

This dataset (mostly arrivals in the US and Japan) is arguably more random, as it is not skewed by sequencing volumes.
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Schools get paid by the number of children in attendance each day. The fewer kids there, the less federal money they get.

This has nothing whatsoever to do with 'reliability or learning work ethic.' It's hardly ethical or a good work practice to spread contagious diseases to your coworkers and get them all sick, too. That's a rather stupid and dangerous thing to do, in fact.

Auschwitz had "processing" and "showers," too, Ron.

This is not normal. No part of this is normal. At all.