James Endicott
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Now that YouTube showed me the same video, I think 7-10 are pretty reasonable but the top 6 are so much shakier.
But I'd have trouble making a top 10 list fill 20 minutes, so I don't have much room to talk.
But I'd have trouble making a top 10 list fill 20 minutes, so I don't have much room to talk.
November 17, 2025 at 2:24 PM
Now that YouTube showed me the same video, I think 7-10 are pretty reasonable but the top 6 are so much shakier.
But I'd have trouble making a top 10 list fill 20 minutes, so I don't have much room to talk.
But I'd have trouble making a top 10 list fill 20 minutes, so I don't have much room to talk.
It still refuses to grapple with the biggest underlying assumption: the purpose of attending Yale is to learn things. That's fundamentally not true. You go to Yale for networking and prestige. That neatly explains their behavior and most of their reasoning.
November 17, 2025 at 1:55 PM
It still refuses to grapple with the biggest underlying assumption: the purpose of attending Yale is to learn things. That's fundamentally not true. You go to Yale for networking and prestige. That neatly explains their behavior and most of their reasoning.
It's still worth less than the hay penny when it was discontinued. So is the nickel.
November 17, 2025 at 1:41 PM
It's still worth less than the hay penny when it was discontinued. So is the nickel.
Why? They are still legal tender for as long as the US exists, they are made in such quantities that they'll never be collectors items, and it's still illegal to melt them for their copper and zinc.
November 17, 2025 at 1:40 PM
Why? They are still legal tender for as long as the US exists, they are made in such quantities that they'll never be collectors items, and it's still illegal to melt them for their copper and zinc.
It's a ludicrous claim that they have no ability to enforce but it isn't a matter that was resolved in the treaty.
And, as of 2385, the Federation officially recognized that claim on their star charts (womp womp, Bajorans) with a clarifying note that it may be outdated.
And, as of 2385, the Federation officially recognized that claim on their star charts (womp womp, Bajorans) with a clarifying note that it may be outdated.
November 17, 2025 at 1:35 PM
It's a ludicrous claim that they have no ability to enforce but it isn't a matter that was resolved in the treaty.
And, as of 2385, the Federation officially recognized that claim on their star charts (womp womp, Bajorans) with a clarifying note that it may be outdated.
And, as of 2385, the Federation officially recognized that claim on their star charts (womp womp, Bajorans) with a clarifying note that it may be outdated.
Warp 4 is ~100× the speed of light. I'm pretty sure Bajor had warp travel for around 8 centuries. Empok Nor would be a week round trip at those speeds.
The better question is why no scavengers stripped it. And that answer is simple: Cardassia maintained their territorial claims on Trivas.
The better question is why no scavengers stripped it. And that answer is simple: Cardassia maintained their territorial claims on Trivas.
November 17, 2025 at 1:35 PM
Warp 4 is ~100× the speed of light. I'm pretty sure Bajor had warp travel for around 8 centuries. Empok Nor would be a week round trip at those speeds.
The better question is why no scavengers stripped it. And that answer is simple: Cardassia maintained their territorial claims on Trivas.
The better question is why no scavengers stripped it. And that answer is simple: Cardassia maintained their territorial claims on Trivas.
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November 17, 2025 at 12:31 PM
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The thugs who carried out the orders.
November 17, 2025 at 12:12 PM
The thugs who carried out the orders.
I interpreted "every criminal in the regime" to refer to the DHS/ICE people who did the really fucked up stuff like zip tying toddlers in their underwear and dragging them outside.
QI wouldn't apply to the person giving orders at the cabinet level, though I suspect they'd have absolute immunity.
QI wouldn't apply to the person giving orders at the cabinet level, though I suspect they'd have absolute immunity.
November 17, 2025 at 12:11 PM
I interpreted "every criminal in the regime" to refer to the DHS/ICE people who did the really fucked up stuff like zip tying toddlers in their underwear and dragging them outside.
QI wouldn't apply to the person giving orders at the cabinet level, though I suspect they'd have absolute immunity.
QI wouldn't apply to the person giving orders at the cabinet level, though I suspect they'd have absolute immunity.
If you added 5 years to each so that both were in university, I don't see an automatic problem if they're in different departments.
I remember when I taught at university, the rules required disclosing to department head and not being in any evaluative or advisory capacity. That seemed reasonable?
I remember when I taught at university, the rules required disclosing to department head and not being in any evaluative or advisory capacity. That seemed reasonable?
November 17, 2025 at 12:06 PM
If you added 5 years to each so that both were in university, I don't see an automatic problem if they're in different departments.
I remember when I taught at university, the rules required disclosing to department head and not being in any evaluative or advisory capacity. That seemed reasonable?
I remember when I taught at university, the rules required disclosing to department head and not being in any evaluative or advisory capacity. That seemed reasonable?
I mean, it doesn't take a genius to notice that his suggestion is going to be support deregulation and oppose Keynesian boosting, no matter how many times both suggestions are bad both politically and in terms of results.
You can get his position by asking any Republican what they think.
You can get his position by asking any Republican what they think.
November 17, 2025 at 7:12 AM
I mean, it doesn't take a genius to notice that his suggestion is going to be support deregulation and oppose Keynesian boosting, no matter how many times both suggestions are bad both politically and in terms of results.
You can get his position by asking any Republican what they think.
You can get his position by asking any Republican what they think.
In between defending genocide, criticizing Biden for being too much of a leftist, and writing Project 2029, he apparently still teaches a couple classes at Harvard.
November 17, 2025 at 6:35 AM
In between defending genocide, criticizing Biden for being too much of a leftist, and writing Project 2029, he apparently still teaches a couple classes at Harvard.
He was forced out of Harvard back in 2006 over his misogyny, poor management, firing Cornell West, and connections to Epstein. It's disgraceful the school ever allowed him back on campus.
www.latimes.com/archives/la-...
www.latimes.com/archives/la-...
Harvard's President to Resign
Relations between Lawrence H. Summers and faculty appeared near the breaking point.
www.latimes.com
November 17, 2025 at 6:33 AM
He was forced out of Harvard back in 2006 over his misogyny, poor management, firing Cornell West, and connections to Epstein. It's disgraceful the school ever allowed him back on campus.
www.latimes.com/archives/la-...
www.latimes.com/archives/la-...
If you were to look at a list of people with the most damaging advice to the Democratic party and American people through that advice being adopted in my lifetime, he'd be near the top.
It would be better for the party to embrace Trump as an economic advisor with little difference in misogyny.
It would be better for the party to embrace Trump as an economic advisor with little difference in misogyny.
November 17, 2025 at 6:25 AM
If you were to look at a list of people with the most damaging advice to the Democratic party and American people through that advice being adopted in my lifetime, he'd be near the top.
It would be better for the party to embrace Trump as an economic advisor with little difference in misogyny.
It would be better for the party to embrace Trump as an economic advisor with little difference in misogyny.
Democrats made a public showing of being unable to pronounce Mamdani—a name that most kindergarteners could sound out phonetically—for months.
Grijalva didn't stand a chance of being the good guy.
Grijalva didn't stand a chance of being the good guy.
November 17, 2025 at 1:52 AM
Democrats made a public showing of being unable to pronounce Mamdani—a name that most kindergarteners could sound out phonetically—for months.
Grijalva didn't stand a chance of being the good guy.
Grijalva didn't stand a chance of being the good guy.
It's fine to call it debanking, IMO. You have been targeted by financial institutions out of fear of reputational harm instead of based on your individual actions or a sincere risk assessment.
It's either that or retaliation for your journalism. Both are close enough to textbook debanking.
It's either that or retaliation for your journalism. Both are close enough to textbook debanking.
November 17, 2025 at 1:45 AM
It's fine to call it debanking, IMO. You have been targeted by financial institutions out of fear of reputational harm instead of based on your individual actions or a sincere risk assessment.
It's either that or retaliation for your journalism. Both are close enough to textbook debanking.
It's either that or retaliation for your journalism. Both are close enough to textbook debanking.
Honestly, a lot of problems in this country could be fixed by tearing down Harvard and Yale. The fact that they're lousy with Epstein associates are the least of their crimes.
November 17, 2025 at 1:32 AM
Honestly, a lot of problems in this country could be fixed by tearing down Harvard and Yale. The fact that they're lousy with Epstein associates are the least of their crimes.
The Hague Invasion Act means that will never happen. There is no higher body to appeal to for the American government being shitty. If you want these people to face justice, we must fix our own system.
November 17, 2025 at 1:30 AM
The Hague Invasion Act means that will never happen. There is no higher body to appeal to for the American government being shitty. If you want these people to face justice, we must fix our own system.
And what are those estimates for non-white people? Do they perform as well among people who are experiencing distress like chronic hunger? Is this actually a problem in the first place, or is it just racism?
November 17, 2025 at 1:25 AM
And what are those estimates for non-white people? Do they perform as well among people who are experiencing distress like chronic hunger? Is this actually a problem in the first place, or is it just racism?
I assume the name "Clickbait News" was already taken so they just gave up and keysmashed.
November 16, 2025 at 9:44 PM
I assume the name "Clickbait News" was already taken so they just gave up and keysmashed.
Maybe your congressional representative can help? It's a long shot but if you're in a gerrymandered blue district, maybe you'll have a representative willing to stand up for a journalist and sex worker against religious nutters and banks?
I wish there was a better answer.
I wish there was a better answer.
November 16, 2025 at 8:15 PM
Maybe your congressional representative can help? It's a long shot but if you're in a gerrymandered blue district, maybe you'll have a representative willing to stand up for a journalist and sex worker against religious nutters and banks?
I wish there was a better answer.
I wish there was a better answer.