Unfortunately most of the consequences of spitting in the faces of our closest allies will not be felt as immediately as this, but they could be disastrous.

From someone who used to watch the seagulls at Exhibition Stadium, it’s your turn this year, Michael

It’s a tough job market Bryan, but I have confidence you can get the job! Those AI recruiters have a real eye for diamonds in the rough.

It’s alluded to in this perspective, but a lot of the preclinical risk in a project can be avoided by Big Pharma by not investing until late preclinical or clinical stages, so someone else pays for the early failures.

My prediction is that in that scenario, he blames the Bureau of Labor Statistics, which puts out employment data. Calls them corrupt, run by Democrats, out to get him. Fires people there, insists their numbers cannot be trusted, White House puts out its own fictitious data to make Trump look good

Developing measles treatment is not a “Big Pharma wet dream”. There are more than enough real problems we struggle to help patients with.

Thanks for letting me know that this happened in my neighborhood! There indeed seems to be a crisis of reckless driving in this city.

There is some substantial confusion here. This is a pollster, not a journalist. It is their job to try to determine what voters are thinking and what their preferences are, and these responses are reported. It is not their job to educate these people, and by doing so, they would bias responses.

Yes.
In Gerhard Bronner's words:
“There are three things that can’t be reconciled: intelligence, decency, and Nazism. If you are intelligent and a Nazi, you can’t be decent. If you are decent and a Nazi, you can’t be intelligent. And you can be intelligent and decent. But then you’re not a Nazi.”

To be fair, this was an opinion piece from an experienced med. student at Stanford, but the many specific examples are deeply, deeply concerning.