Oh crap, I saw this and thought he had died! Very glad that instead there's a great interview with him to listen to!

Anyone the president says gets a clearance gets one since the existence of security classifications stems from the executive branch. This was also how his family got clearances in the previous administration.

The entire idea of security clearances (other than some really specific nuclear stuff) exists entirely within the executive branch. It's almost all just executive orders.

"However, it has a few notable flaws, namely with the controls and camera movement, as well as the narrative arc and combat."

So... The part of the game that's the actual playable part of the game?

As the (no longer) kids would say: rekt.

Well damn, that was quite a rabbit hole of a series of reposts to read. I'm kinda proud how many of the jokes I got given that I'm not even vaguely in the legal field.

Literally I can't get past even a day without hearing about the lore of this series in depth from my daughter who is obsessed with it. I'm not especially interested in it, but am extremely happy she is, as I had similar love for various series my parents surely didn't care about at that age.

University is not job training, it's education. The point of it is creating a group of people who have both broad and specific knowledge that may or may not directly lead to a specific job (this is why we should ban college sports but I digress).

What you're advocating for is vocational school.

Looks like it's a Chinese news site focused on economics (seems a bit like CNBC or Forbes, but not sure how it compares size-wise). Looks like they have other business streams too, but I can't tell what at a glance.

Also, Threads is owned by Facebook. Yuck.

You could start watching MOBA streams.

We live in the wildest timeline, and while it's often a bad thing, these things are a little silver lining.

He's also old as hell, like a disproportionate number of our politicians.