Hottest competition going is the incompetent trump talking head.
12.03.2026 12:02
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Hottest competition going is the incompetent trump talking head.
A cartoon by Ron Cobb (1975), showing a shadow of US B-52 bomber above cratered landscape. Two people who look like Vietnamese peasants look up; one says “they’re having problems with their economy again.”
This is from 1975.
It's just impossible to keep up with the stupidity of our government
At least they didn't pay a search firm $$$$$'s.
I'm sure they'll figure out the objective of opening the straight.
Democrats should demand a clawback of ICE's remaining OBBB money before agreeing to supplemental Pentagon funding.
Minesweeper but it's the Strait of Hormuz. Source: sweepthestrait.com
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EGAN-JONES: “.. We hope that our analysis is wrong. However, if we are correct, the longer the combatants are engaged, the worse it will be for all.”
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A clever person solves a problem. A wise person avoids it.
— Albert Einstein
Dems are winning special elections because those are new candidates. Republicans hate Dems but Dem voters ALSO hate Dem leadership (Chuck, Hakeem) for folding on literally everything. Dems will win big in the midterms, but incumbents are gonna get rinsed in the primaries.
Today’s fun fact: the reason shipping lanes in the Baltic are so damn narrow is that there are anywhere from thirty to one hundred THOUSAND unexploded mines in the waterway from the World Wars, and the lanes are where the bottom has been swept
The COSMOS study of multivitamins and cocoa supplements continues to be a ridiculous circus that mostly shows how broken science is.
This time, it's DNA methylation.
Crude oil prices, showing a very sharp increase in the last day, from around 65 to 101 dollars per barrel..
Oil prices wouldn't be all over the news today if more of our economy was powered by local, secure renewable energy.
This isn't an "energy crisis". It's a fossil fuel crisis.
44% of UK electricity came from renewables in 2025. More of that plus an electrified economy => no more oil shocks.
I'm sure this will be successful.
There is apparently credible evidence that the president of the United States is a pedophile. The comforting phrase “accused him without evidence” no longer fits this situation, and journalists must resort to the more perfunctory “hasn’t been formally charged.” www.thedailybeast.com/key-details-...
FSD on an off-ramp is a choice.
So
I would once again like to thank all the epidemiologists working to make it easier for highly profitable pharma companies who can afford to conduct rigorous evaluations of their products to avoid such evaluations in favor of vibes from a random forest and some messy health records.
Don't get too attached to any micro-blogging site. You are welcome in advance.
NO NO NO YOU DON’T
GUYS LET ME PLEASE SPREAD THE GOSPEL OF FREE TAX USA
federal is free, state is $16, handles even my chaotic freelancer taxes just fine, same step-by-step “designed for normies” kind of interface as TurboTax but NOT EVIL
tell everyone you know
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High qualities studies with robust results will always find a home for publication (if the authors want them published).
Crap studies with "null" results are not enticing to anyone (publisher, reader, or author).
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City officials in Corpus Christi, Texas, expect to reach a “water emergency” within months and run out of water next year. That would halt jet fuel deliveries to airports, hike gas prices “and trigger a local economic disaster without precedent.”
www.texastribune.org/2026/03/08/t...
FWIW - I have been regularly using Gemini, ChatGPT and a few others to 'ghost' tasks I'm doing, eg, figuring out emissions intensity of a gas turbine or something myself and then asking the same once I know the real answer
It's remarkable how subtle the errors, false references and mistakes are
How low would $6/gallon gas drop his approval rating? <30%?
I predict taco tuesday.
this is the kind of visionary thinking we need from ordinary everyday americans
