move aside, and let the man come through

I mean, I don’t need turning, but I do love lentil soup.

Ah. I probably worry about economic leverage/concentration more than anything—exacerbating existing trends. However, I think that economic leverage will accrue more to people who know how to deploy capital than to people with meta cognitive skills.

I doubt I’m very representative, but I worry much more about not having better guardrails for things like suicidal ideation than I do about the ascendancy of metacognitive engineering. I don’t think I even understand why that would be a worry.

This is so good to know. I wanted to watch it, but then I didn’t want to be disappointed by Geralt, but now I know there could be something redeeming.

/2 1. Real human beings will suffer from even a brief stay. 2. The government's position is transparently dishonest and in bad faith. 3. The Supreme Court has lost any benefit of the doubt. They have lost the mandate of the heaven that is the rule of law.

I already hold Douthat in disdain, but this was next level dumb. I had to unfocus my eyes at times while reading it for fear the inanity might somehow infiltrate.

I feel similarly, and I haven’t even gotten to FT or Condé Nast yet.

I was trying to figure out what the DemocratiC party was. The party specifically in D.C. was my working theory.

This is in turn childish of me, but I want to fight whoever is responsible for that.

I had to unfocus my eyes periodically while reading that article because I worried the dumbness might permanently infiltrate my brain otherwise. I couldn’t read it all. I don’t know how people can without their heads exploding.

I think this remains my favorite one that I’m on:

This is precisely the kind of “pragmatism” that is dragging the party down. We need bold vision that excites the voting public. The median voter doesn’t care about the details.

I hope to be surprised but my experience is that this court’s jurisprudence is modeled after Calvinball.

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