How do I short AI?

I didn’t put them on a spectrum

Lol, this is so rude! Did you learn to be so rude in your political “science” classes, too?

Climate denial? People deny we have a climate?

There’s no reason to be angry. Since we’re splitting hairs: Like all squares are rectangles but not all rectangles are squares, all republics have democratic elements (power from the people) but not all democracies have republican elements (representation). You can be more descriptive, fine 🤷‍♂️

It is in fact not a pure democracy

Neither does “republic”

Some people even call the US a constitutional federal republic, so I don’t think your pedantry is very important overall.

Hey, I’m just quoting Ben Franklin. Excuse me for my ignorance!

They would say that we live in a republic, if we can keep it. Not a democracy.

Beat me to it! 🤣

There’s a system designed for this posted years ago on the internet. It’s important to ship the burritos frozen when traversing the continent due to heat from the mantle. 🤣

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The antibiotics hidden in medieval recipes Could the solution to antibiotic resistance already have been discovered? Microbiologists and historians probe medieval and ancient texts to find out.

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