"To remain competitive worldwide, the most important thing is to nurture our geniuses...America now spends more than ten times as much on special education for the low-IQ students as it spends on special education for gifted students"

This is a big untalked about malodorous problem. All of those immigrant/"temporary" workers from India are pushing Americans out of lucrative tech fields.

He looks pretty white to me, but the leftwing elite has made whites ASHAMED of being white, and even a conservative like Ben Shapiro, when stared down by an angry black woman, will clutch at any straw of non-whiteness that he can find in his ancestry.

Approximately half of American men are 5'9" or shorter, but only 10% of CEOs. Corporate America is definitely not a meritocracy (unless being tall means having "merit.")

Fact: Murder rate in DC in 2024 was 100 times higher than Tokyo. Mainstream media: Trump is so STUPID! All the smart people know that there's no crime problem in DC.

Sales is bullshit, and AI excels at bullshit. So not surprising that AI is better at hawking crap on ecommerce sites than humans are. Too bad AI can't do real work like cleaning my house. archive.ph/i3uuJ

The REAL danger is not that there won't be enough people, but that there will be hordes of low-IQ over-sexed crime-prone Africans trying to flood into the wealthy lower-population developed countries. Will we have the resolve to keep them out? Or suicidal wokeness?

Rich people seem to be willing to put up with ANYTHING to live in New York City, so if the price of the type of services that rely on minimum wage labor goes up, they will put up with that too, and there probably won't be the unemployment disaster being predicted.

Watched the first 3 eps of Hunting Wives. It's pretty good. Mostly about MILFs in Texas who have sex. Mostly with people who aren't their husbands. Brittany Snow, the actress who plays the main character, is so cute and has a great body; she looks younger than her age (39).

I'm dubious about AI replacing software coders/developers/engineers (or whatever you call them). There is a long history, going back decades, of new programming tools that were supposed to make coding easier and replace highly paid developers. Either they had the opposite effect

David Axelrod mentioned that Frank McCout was his English teacher at Stuyvesant High School (class of 1972). I didn't realize we had that in common! Jessica Tarlov is then able to humblebrag that she went to Dalton (class of 2002). I think the days of people being able to

I can't disagree with this spin.