

You know they have impeached him twice already, right?


You know they have impeached him twice already, right?


I forget: is it Fortune or Forbes that started putting out gaming guides a while back?


Why make it complicated? Just hit them with a “we hate you” tax.


If we should be nuked from space for anything, it’s Trump’s insanity, not calling it out. Yesterday people complained that Democrats don’t even put up any opposition. Now we’re complaining when they begin the process of removing him from office. 🤷♂️


MAGAts don’t deserve a place in society.
I agree with this sentiment. It really drives home what the word “rights” means: you don‘t have to deserve them to get them.


“You just say bingo.”


The US has worked steadily to make Iranian nukes absolutely inevitable.


I agree. A US blockade of Hormuz was actually always a reserve strategy to put a chokehold on China if they invade Taiwan. Now we’re just playing that card for no fucking reason at all. This administration is dumb as fuck and I can’t believe there isn’t even anyone in the military who can stop them. I guess that’s what we see with Hegseth’s long line of dismissals.


Iran was allowing some ships through. The logic is that if it’s closed to the US it must be closed to everyone (it was not before).
Do I think this is a good move? No. Do I think Trump and Hegseth have three brain cells between them? No.
But it also isn’t hard to understand their angle here. It’s not better for anyone. But the idea is to make it worse for Iran than the previous phase, where they had control of the strait.


Nah it was an authoritarian dick measuring contest that we managed to get a lot of useful science funding from. Neil DeGrasse Tyson is clear on this point at least. Once the Soviets lost interest in the moon, we dropped it.
The complaint is that we shouldn’t need a dick measuring contest to do science. We’ve even had the chance to see what science funding like NASA’s can do now, yet still we can’t bring ourselves to fund it without a dick measuring contest to motivate us. So we’re outsourcing it to the billionaires, who have a dick measuring contest between them that fits the bill.
What’s the next dick measuring contest that this idiotic species will need to latch onto to keep space exploration going?


‘Surprising, illogical and very troubling’
We have a rhetoric problem in the US. Trump does something dumber than a bag of rocks, and smart people react with statements like this that actually elevate what he did even while they are trying to lambaste him.
It’s not “surprising,” it’s dumb as fuck.
It’s not “illogical,” it’s dumb as fuck.
It’s not “very troubling,” it’s dumb as fuck.
Call it what it is, guys. Your polite high road responses to this lunatic serve to dignify him.


Is there some customary period for it to stay up after someone is fired?


Sanctions against the U.S. will, of course, not happen.
It would be more productive for the rest of the world to reduce its dependence on the US. This dependence takes a variety of forms and degrees but it’s this very dependence which makes sanctions impractical. It’s this very dependence which emboldens jackasses like Trump.
So just divest. Disentangle. If we could get there then there might actually be something we could do about a problem like Trump.
As things stand, it takes forever and a day to gather the will to merely speak out.


The big question is what, if anything, can or will they do about it.
Who would know better than you? I hope they start listening.


As long as Trump is just going to fabricate stuff and lie to our faces, maybe next time he can just invent the entire war effort itself and not actually drop a single bomb. “We’ve destroyed China. No one’s ever seen anything like it. Totally obliterated.”


It’s not cementing his position though.


That’s fair - I’d agree. I guess I just don’t see the happy at all.


Right? We’d celebrate death anniversaries, not birthdays.
I’m a little confused by the opening paragraphs. So the advent of computers was hailed as a great productivity booster, but in the beginning, productivity actually went down.
Is the article seriously contending that computers have not improved productivity? So there were grandiose expectations of huge boosts that would arrive immediately - so what? That’s naive and dumb.
But in the long run, computers found their applications and people figured out how to put them to productive use. The world is unrecognizable today as a result.
So what’s the implication for AI? Thousands of CEOs admit that their hamfisted shoe-horning of AI into the workplace has done nothing? Big surprise. Are we just in the awkward adjustment phase, though?