"Do you have a favorable or unfavorable view of Hasan Piker?"

Unfavorable: 15%
Favorable: 7%

Never Heard Of/Have No Opinion: 79%

Echelon / April 2026

Disease used to kill more soldiers than munitions, but go off.

Texas A&M Says Goodbye to CC, World’s First Cloned Cat CC CC, the world’s first cloned cat, has passed away at the age of 18, after being diagnosed with kidney failure. CC, short for Copy Cat, passed away on

Texas A&M put the cat down because it purred at a copy of Plato's Republic.

From a structural perspective, I think getting rid of the filibuster is as important as court-packing. SCOTUS' power is amplified by the legislative branch's unwillingness to operate by majority rule.

I have a free ad idea for Ragu:

Ragu: We're the shitty tomato sauce that doesn't spy on you.

Babe wake up, a new SLAPP just dropped

We’re defending Western Civilization by kicking Plato and Shakespeare out of university classes.

Private Equity guy who just bought an NBA Team: Why do we need a sixth man when there are only five on the court? That's a huge savings right there.

My understanding is that in Milwaukee County they randomly select wards and re-run the ballots to make sure everything was calibrated. I assume that is statewide practice.

Has anyone looked at the post-election machine audits in the counties that Trump won big in 2024? I assume so and there's nothing there (because voting is pretty secure and no one is actually cheating), but I also start from the premise that every accusation is a confession.

I drove 16 miles to synagogue in 25 minutes today. Please clap.

As a Tottenham fan, I'm now hoping for Man City to catch Arsenal for the title and then get relegated for financial irregularities, thus saving Spurs.

I'm not joking when I say mRNA technology is more important than "AI" and it's a tragedy we're throwing billions into one while our government is aggressively defunding the other.

Behind Trump’s Public Bravado on the War, He Grapples With His Own Fears The president’s impulsive style has never been tested in a sustained military conflict, and he’s been ruminating on Jimmy Carter’s failure in Iran.

Props to the WSJ, they managed to pack almost every Trump decision-making pathology into a single story. It’s all here:

1) Short attention span
2) Impulsive behavior
3) Knowledge deficits
4) Gambling for resurrection
5) Belief in the madman theory

www.wsj.com/politics/nat...

Stock futures open at 6 ET tomorrow so I imagine there will be more Strait of Hormuz news around then.

Elected officials should never get on stage and talk like political consultants. Save that shit for the car ride to the event.

Call me Louis. Mr. Brightside is my father.

It is a bit of a thrill when a former student of yours is narrating the severe weather on TV

Treating the treasury like an owner's draw.

This gives Trump until 9:30 a.m. ET on Monday to make a plan.

a two panel meme panel 1 - geordi signalling 'no' with the text data centres and images of data centres Panel 2 - geordi signalling 'yes' with the text "data centaurs" and a crudely edited image of the character data from star trek pasted on top of a centaur

do you ever wake up at 3am and think "shit that's a good idea, I better write that down so I can share it later on"

Fleabag, Series 3

The cycle goes this way: Venture capital subsidizes us to take up a service in ways that seem great. The service provider goes public so the VCs and founders can cash in, then the public corporation gradually degrades the service in search of profitability to point where the old ways feel better.

Fleabag, Series 3

(national media columnist writing their first WNBA story ever voice)

We shouldn't be asking WNBA players whether they're dating .......... we should be asking them why they aren't dating Caitlin Clark, after all she has done for women's sports

FDR literally tried to use the Espionage Act against the Tribune for its WWII reporting.

FDR tried using the Espionage Act again the Chicago Tribune for its WWII reporting.

Harvard Asks Donors to Endow $10 Million Professorships for ‘Viewpoint Diversity’ Initiative | News | The Harvard Crimson Harvard is quietly asking donors for $10 million gifts to establish new endowed professorships in a sweeping bid to reshape its faculty under the banner of “viewpoint diversity,” according to two peop...

Some personal news, I'll be bringing the Bakuninist perspective to Harvard.

Oh no, toilet