Who just made a huge ten year order at 1:01? Dropped it a full 0.05% with a single order; shooting back up after

All around the world, people are engaged in difficult labor to produce goods for American consumers. And in exchange they get pieces of paper that we can basically print as many as we want of. And yet some claim that we’re the ones getting ripped off.

I don't change my mind, but I'm flexible Big brain

Ok but why doesn’t Joe just draw up a play at the end of the game for once, as a treat?

Would really rather have Luke than KP out there right now

Tatum tore his Achilles. Could not be a more disastrous game for the Celtics

Guess we’ll test the superteam theory next game at least

I can’t believe Jaylen stole Tatum’s fMVP last year

Jayson Tatum, still in New York after his Achilles surgery, was waiting for his teammates at the hotel when the team arrived Thursday in advance of Game 6.

People were really saying “watch JB as a #1 you might be surprised”

Foot on the Line pt. 2

Nembhard turning into Michael Jordan or whatever again

Just accidentally came up with the most incredible name for a hospital: Bobby Brown Hospital I meant to say Bobbie Bailey (a real and groundbreaking doctor with a part of the Emory hospital named after her) but now I can’t stop laughing

Millions of kids also got Long COVID and are dealing with neurological/cardio issues as a result “a new large analysis published this year in the journal Pediatrics found 5.8 million American kids have long COVID” healthcentral.com/condition/coro… publications.aap.org/pediatrics/art…

Prometheus is a great movie because it dares to ask the question: what if you met God and he hated you and wanted to kill you?

On the latest edition of TAP’s Weekly Roundup, David Dayen talks with Dylan Gyauch-Lewis and Bryan McMahon about the enormous environmental and economic costs of AI, and what could happen if the AI bubble bursts. trib.al/yMOrC5K

Ready to get delusional about Hugo Gonzalez

Minott and Gonzalez are going to be menaces

The AI sector has an $800 billion shortfall. To solve it, tech companies are funneling cash to each other, “like the mythical ouroboros, the snake that eats itself,” using equity investments to create buyers of their own products. From Bryan McMahon: trib.al/M9sFc48