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Jon Aguiar (@jonaguiar) 's Twitter Profile Photo

We spent the last 9 months raiding Home Depot parking lots instead of arresting anyone from the massive network of Iranian terrorist cells?

Yuxi on the Wired (@layer07_yuxi) 's Twitter Profile Photo

croissanthology Marx was the proto-accelerationist. In fact, the Communist Manifesto is pretty good sci-fi. You just have to realize that the "proletariat" and "workers" mentioned in the manifesto are not humans.

Matt Bruenig (@mattbruenig) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Vicki Shabo It's incredible, you guys do keep expanding this thing. In this one, people with enough work history can sign a piece of paper saying they need 3 months off to help someone they consider family seek counseling for harassment (hello fraud). But still nothing for the poor.

<a href="/VShabo/">Vicki Shabo</a> It's incredible, you guys do keep expanding this thing. In this one, people with enough work history can sign a piece of paper saying they need 3 months off to help someone they consider family seek counseling for harassment (hello fraud). But still nothing for the poor.
Josh Barro (@jbarro) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Dave Barry used to write columns about his plan to run for president on a "two-prong tax plan." The prongs were (1) everyone will pay less, and (2) you, personally, will pay nothing. Now, this is just politics.

roon (@tszzl) 's Twitter Profile Photo

the value of this technology will mostly not be captured by its inventors, the labs, or even the chipmakers, but rather will be captured by the consumers as surplus. these are highly competitive markets without any natural monopolistic effects like many other technologies before

Bobby Fijan (@bobbyfijan) 's Twitter Profile Photo

You can read the actual daily diaries of George Washington or the Autobiography of Ben Franklin to see that this isn’t true

Alexander Kustov (@akoustov) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I have a piece The Argument on why the US is so much better at immigration than Europe. As someone who's lived in and studied both, I've been thinking about it a lot. Anyone who opines on migration on either side would benefit from acknowledging the complete US superiority.

I have a piece <a href="/TheArgumentMag/">The Argument</a> on why the US is so much better at immigration than Europe. As someone who's lived in and studied both, I've been thinking about it a lot.

Anyone who opines on migration on either side would benefit from acknowledging the complete US superiority.
Elliot Haspel (@ehaspel) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Since "The Population Bomb" came out so long ago, most folks haven't actually read it. (Denver Public Library didn't even have a copy; I had to request it through a university!) One of the best ways to reject its lasting influence, then, may be having people actually sit with how

Since "The Population Bomb" came out so long ago, most folks haven't actually read it. (Denver Public Library didn't even have a copy; I had to request it through a university!) One of the best ways to reject its lasting influence, then, may be having people actually sit with how
sigfig (@sigfig) 's Twitter Profile Photo

people misunderstand the icarus story. the problem was not that he flew too high. it's that the wings were made of beeswax, which offered very little resistance to heating. with modern materials he would have had no problems. we can fly as close to the sun as we want now

Jeremiah Johnson 🌐 (@jeremiahdjohns) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Media literacy is at an all time low. Dune is practically spoon feeding you "this guy is a white savior archetype and that's bad" but because Paul Atreides doesn't turn directly into camera and say those exact words they don't get it. x.com/PopDetective/s…

Mike Levin (@mikelevin) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Let me get this straight. The federal government held a legal auction for the right to build offshore wind farms. A company won those auctions fair and square, paying nearly a billion dollars into the U.S. Treasury. The projects went through years of review. Courts repeatedly

Will Manidis (@willmanidis) 's Twitter Profile Photo

a trillion dollars spent on ai risk teams and no one thought to hard code into the model to not tell Bernie Sanders that you do crime

yoni rechtman (@yrechtman) 's Twitter Profile Photo

It is so hilariously obvious that the optimal arrangement for airlines is to offer a free checked bag and charge for overhead bin space

Jeremiah Johnson 🌐 (@jeremiahdjohns) 's Twitter Profile Photo

A fun corruption hack is to have your supporters sue the govt for something done under Biden, then immediately give them a huge settlement since you control the Justice Department. Perfectly 'legal' and can be done an unlimited amount of times. Money printer for loyal goons.

Bernard Stanford ✡︎ (@stanfordnyc) 's Twitter Profile Photo

One way or another (SCOTUS, federal rules a la highway funds, etc.), we need national policy that municipal authorities are on the hook for all unpaid rent from the date of the filing of the eviction notice to the date the eviction is performed. Align the incentives!

Magdi Jacobs (@magi_jay) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Student loans is such a good example. Biden didn't get a single good headline out of that debacle. Imagine if the negative attacks had ONLY come from the right, while the "left" celebrated the accomplishment. But that's not how the "left" operates. They have to punish. Constantly

Patrick Collison (@patrickc) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Conor Friedersdorf Offhand — * Vacillation on masks, with abundant motivated reasoning in every case. * Promulgation of made-up thresholds with no evidentiary basis (e.g. 6 feet). * Authoritarian delight in nanny state intrusiveness (policing the beach and such). * 180 on many issues around BLM. *

Robert Bork III (@bobbyborkiii) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The real problem with the ballroom is that it's not incorporated into the mixed-use, walkable urbanism of the surrounding area. I've added a Buc-ee's with an additional layer of market-rate affordable housing units on top. This should make both sides happy. No parking of course.

The real problem with the ballroom is that it's not incorporated into the mixed-use, walkable urbanism of the surrounding area. I've added a Buc-ee's with an additional layer of market-rate affordable housing units on top. This should make both sides happy. No parking of course.