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Joined December 2020
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CS Lewis on why we have a natural revulsion to insects
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Hearing they're going to put an "Add a tip?" screen on the voting machines this year
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Sci-fi fans and transhumanists who think they're going to get cryogenically frozen and live forever: this will happen to your hapless mortal coil when the cryo-bank runs out of money.
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Warmest congratulations to Vice President @KamalaHarris
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Totally false, Steve. USAID is not funding anything. It’s closing out contracts & shuttering the agency.
BANNON: We haven’t cut off USAID. Don’t let anybody believe we’ve done that. They’re still pouring money all over the country. OMB, @russvought, we love you, brother. Where are my rescissions on USAID? If Congress doesn’t have enough balls to do it, how come OMB doesn’t have enough balls to do it? We’ve got to get serious about this. We’re not serious.
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This is not just One Child Policy fallout. China's problem is getting worse and worse. Top-heavy, dying, hopeless country.
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This is such a great, common-sense idea. I remember Palmer Luckey talking about this a few years ago, wondering whether it could be done at a competitive price point, while a lot of people were like, “What for?” Now Anduril and Qualcomm are actually doing it — rebuilding an American computer manufacturing capability and reducing our dependence on Chinese supply chains. And they’re doing it with their own money. Bravo.
BlueChip. Built in America. America made the first electronic computer to win a war. Now we depend on our greatest adversaries to build the computers that run our economy and defend our nation. Today, we bring it home.
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The midcentury poster/cover art oil "spacescapes" for sci-fi adventures genre will always stir the imagination
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Dramatics as well
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Sometimes you read a classic novel, fully and deeply understand what the author meant by it, and still feel it was a waste of time. It becomes difficult not to judge people who think it's profound. I want to believe it's a matter of taste, but some things are objectively deep and interesting while others aren't.
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The most appropriately named company ever is Palantir.
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Brazil: 20+ years of the Commie Censorship agenda
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New "cope and seethe" just dropped
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How long until they start putting up "Stop Trump. Ban Foie Gras" yard signs
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At UT Austin, only .025% of students now major in Humanities. (<1%) Not surprising for 3 reasons. 1) 68% of the students are from non-Western backgrounds. 2) UT is for career-climber professions. Doctor lawyer engineer. 3) "Humanities" now means Indigenous Storytelling, etc.
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Extremely rare Pennsylvania elephant
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This thesis went from X to the American Mind to Bill Maher in 15 months.
One reason young people want socialism so much is that they're jealous that older people have it and they don't.
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America’s greatest days aren’t behind us — they’re ours to build. 🇺🇸 From classrooms & communities to healthcare, innovation, and American industry, we’re tackling the issues that shape our future. Real challenges. Real solutions. 𝑻𝒉𝒂𝒕’𝒔 𝑨𝒎𝒆𝒓𝒊𝒄𝒂𝒏 𝑹𝒆𝒔𝒐𝒍𝒗𝒆.
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