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You know what we could really use? 18 year term limits for members of Congress in each House. 75% of Americans agree with this - it would modernize our representation and diminish the gerontocracy.

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The true test of freedom of speech is if you will defend the rights of the people you disagree with.

I think people don’t quite understand the urgency here. This is the kind of boil the frog change that seems subtle but 20 years from now, if you don’t take action now, an entire Californian generation of STEM researchers, scientists and engineers, will have never existed.

End of season 3 succession is one of the best endings to a tv season ever.

“They will be paying for our generation’s decisions the rest of their lives”: Jan Crawford explains why she thinks 2021's biggest underreported story was the devastating impact of COVID policies on children

In 1933, they invented a car with a 5th wheel to help with parallel parking

Cash flow is always in season

Wise words from the Dalai Lama 🗣

Twitter has broken just about every piece of this FTX story using blockchain analytics, while NYT is writing puff pieces on a criminal. Feels like a turning point for citizen journalism and loss of trust in MSM.

"We look forward to a world founded upon four essential human freedoms. The first is freedom of speech and expression—everywhere in the world." --FDR

Have you ever played an Unreal Engine game in #x before ? mobile.oorbit.com/#/stream/shoof… Elon Musk #unreal

Absolutely incredible.

Price floors and ceilings disrupt the orderly operation of markets. The impact of Milei’s dismantling of rent control in Buenos Aires were stunning: supply of rental properties more than doubled and real rents fell 40%. Despite the mountain of evidence of the damage caused by

Nearly everyone has given up on urban K-12 reform. Politicians no longer talk about it. There's but one city, Houston, attempting wholesale reform and early results are incredibly promising. Cities from across the US are starting to pay attention. In 2023, after years of falling