The last one was the silliest, and it was still awesome. GOAT franchise.

Well, he was

The best one

Tupac

It's very funny that they don't pretend to want to spend time with their families.

I'm "learn about new musical artists when they've been murdered or murdered someone" years old.

Video: ‘Homophobic’ 6-Week-Old Baby Cries After Gay Dad Tells Him ‘There Is No Mama’

Maybe we'll keep some InfoWars content up.

That was true a couple years ago.

Gen AI is widespread in business now. It doesn't replace a team of 10, but it can reduce it to a team of 3 people + AI, and that's why the big tech cos are laying off thousands at a time.

Whether data centers are financially sustainable is the big question.

Yeah, that felt overstated.

But I will say that I just wrapped up a project for corporate CFOs, and they are absolutely obsessed right now on how to fire double-digit % of their companies and replace them with AI. The big tech companies are already doing it.

There's a lot of discourse on here about why consumer confidence is so low if the economy seems to be doing okay.

And somehow none of it seems to incorporate the widespread belief that AI is going to destroy millions of our jobs before the decade is out.

Palantir are about six months away from ordering their employees to leave audio logs scattered around their offices

A step away from asking the Russians to investigate their own influence operations in the US. The guiding principle of Trump policy is that Russian ops are good because they support him personally. The guiding principle of Russian policy is that Trump is good because he wrecks the US & helps Russia.

What, you expect The Advocate to engage in uhhh advocacy?

A Jewish gun club teams up with the NRA, in pursuit of self-defense The ‘Lox and Loaded’ partnership comes as anxieties fuel interest in firearms and concerns about ripple effects

I have a family friend who bought an assault rifle and a handgun because he believes Islamic pogroms are coming to his posh gated community.

He immediately increased the danger to his family by doing so.

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Hello, friend. I am John NATO, the president of NATO. Would you like some help?

You're about to get a text message from Facebook. Read that code to me, and I'll send the NATO navy right away.

I'm muting anybody who replies to this thread about who voted for whom.

This is about an imminent global food crisis. Have some humanity.

I think not enough people understand -- this isn't just about the profitability of farmers.

Our food comes from farms.

Less fertilizer = less, more expensive food.

This isn't about farmers, this is about the world having affordable food.

Most farmers can't afford fertilizer, new Farm Bureau survey shows | AGDAILY An overwhelming majority of U.S. farmers surveyed by Farm Bureau say they cannot afford to purchase enough fertilizer to get them through the year.

70% of American farmers can't afford to buy all the fertilizer they need this year.

It's going to be much worse in other countries.

The Iran War is going to kill a lot more people with hunger and disease than missiles and bullets.

www.agdaily.com/news/most-fa...

Confidential Philz Coffee memo: Despite backlash, Pride flags are still coming down After incurring backlash to remove Pride flags from its cafés, San Francisco-born Philz Coffee doubled down on the policy and provided more details about it in a confidential memo to employees.

I walked by the Philz next to City College today. Usually jammed with students on a Wednesday afternoon. It was a ghost town.

Their new private equity overlords really miscalculated.

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Disneyland incessantly running ads with steep discounts on park admission.

Iran war has some US water utilities facing a fluoride shortage Some U.S. water utilities are reporting that the Middle East war is disrupting their ability to maintain recommended fluoride levels in the drinking water.

You guys... what if RFK was the one who started the war?

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I think the missing piece has nothing to do with measured prices, employment, or wages.

It's that a lot of people believe now that their careers are going to be eliminated by technology in the next 3-5 years or sooner. This is new.

good piece, and interesting because (if I'm understanding it correctly) it reflects that both sides of the vibescession argument are half-right. consumer sentiment *is* tracking a material phenomenon, but it's also somewhat irrational because it's detached from real wages

an ad for a podcast about how Anthropic and other AI companies need to be regulated, sponsored by Anthropic

Anthropic is wild.

It's a company that's spending millions of their investors' dollars to convince politicians and the general public that they need to be harshly regulated, like right now.

I've never seen anything like it.

Terrific.

Three panel comic. Panel 1: scene from the movie Aliens; Ripley is in a mech suit and delivers her iconic line: “get away from her, you bitch!” Panel 2: the xenomorph queen lunges at Ripley in the robotic suit and they engage in a fight. Panel 3: later, the xenomorph queen is standing in the shower, mid wash. She says, “‘it takes one to know one, honey.’ That’s what I should have said.”

I was unaware of this info and FUCK HIM, some of us converted the RIGHT WAY- arguing with Republican trads about God not caring about vasectomies in a Cathedral basement for two hours a week over seventh months

Almost everybody I know is deeply concerned that they're going to lose their career to technology within the next 2-5 years.

The job market for new graduates is a wasteland, and it doesn't feel cyclical.

This is new.

“There exists a clear throughline of transgressive delight in violating the separation of church and state, of a similar corruptive mindset as the joy they take in forcing our agency to reduce services to the public whose mission it is for us to serve.”