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Posts by Paul Loewen

Where are all the "fraud and waste" people now?

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It’s a brilliant tax because when they say “but the billionaires will leave” you get to say “they already don’t live there”

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It kinda boggles my mind when Christians discount social attempts to provide what the church is working towards. As if poverty relief or health/healing should only be the purview of the church.

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This has massive burnout implications for direct service staff as well -- doing CPR on someone you know and love.

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If people think AI is disruptive, just wait until it moves from manipulating bits (the digital world) to atoms (the physical world). Self-driving cars are just a hint of what's to come.

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@hankgreen.bsky.social FYI some people listen to you at 2x all the time. It’s great!

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My favourite thing about “it takes money to make money” is that the people who tout it are convinced that wealth inequality is a meritocracy issue.

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In a world of terrifying news, reminding my kid that "the news is news because it's rare" has become a mantra.

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My favourite thing about our current economic system is that everyone, even those who love it, will do everything they can to escape it.

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No medal, no extension.

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Kindergarten teacher wants kindergartener deported
Kindergarten teacher wants kindergartener deported YouTube video by Ben Palmer

Kindergarten teacher called a prank ICE hotline thinking it was real. She called to report her 6 year old student to ICE to try to get them and their family deported.

6 years old.

She does not enjoy hearing her own words and actions played back to her.

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Backpack ads act like they’ve redefined physics and invented an interior expansion spell.

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We need to know both things to improve things -- it tells us where we are and what we've done that's worked.

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Oh I know!

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Oh I know!

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Even Monopoly realizes society doesn’t work without universal basic wealth (starting cash) and universal basic income (GO money).

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The entire right-wing agreed that cars can become weapons when they justified the murder of Renee Good.

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I'm at my limit, here. I think most people are. Thankful for the indoors!

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Dude's working his way through an entire bag of Cheetos. There's a three-second crinkle every thirty seconds.

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If you're going to eat incredibly loud and crunchy food in the library, at least bring enough for everyone.

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Yeah, they are basically impossible to pull off the plastic without them falling apart. Almost like they're more Cheez Whiz-y.

I'm guessing the thick slicks will trend towards the size of the old regulars, and there'll be a new extra thick that comes out.

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Anyone else notice Kraft singles are now so thin you can see through them?

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Where are the people who decry the removal or toppling of statues? This actually *is* history.

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May we one day live in precedented times.

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There *are* reasons why we will mine for decades:

- replacing 100% of current infrastructure
- getting there faster than end-of-life because we want to minimize the impacts of CC
- getting the entire world electrified to the standard they want
- the population is still growing (but will stabilize)

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Not only do we need to mine way less for batteries and solar than we do for fossil fuels, but they also introduce the path to becoming a circular economy -- recycling is already both technically and economically feasible.

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Pro tip: It's easier to win at Monopoly when you were there at the beginning.

(Note: this is a post about the economy.)

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Turns out the real tyranny of the 15-minute city all along was needing to use a vehicle to get something that's a 15-minute walk away.

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Agreed that they're an unfortunate necessity for most people (including me). Wishing we had more transportation freedom. Turns out the real 15-minute city all along was needing to use a vehicle to get something that's a 15-minute walk away.

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