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by enoint 5mo ago
It’s now ruled a suicide https://www.cpr.org/2026/05/12/frontier-flight-hit-man-ident...
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by enoint 5mo ago
What if you point out the relationships that already exist: Trump pays taxes in China, but not America. Rent in Trump tower for Chinese state operations is in the millions. But some will feel certain Joe Biden is worse.
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by enoint 5mo ago
That narrative was pioneered in internal discussion about bailing out crypto.
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by enoint 5mo ago
The enlistment bonuses tell that story: from St Petersburg, you get 10x the bonus compared to Dagestan.
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by enoint 5mo ago
It’s regex based. They’re looking for 8647, or the sum, 25. 25 cents is a quarter, so anything with George Washington’s profile is suspect. And 25 cents in old time slang is two bits (a Spanish dollar was 8 bits, or a piece of 8). Some youn
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by enoint 5mo ago
I feel like it’s just as likely that China and MAGA mutually censor each others sensitive answers. Who in MAGA benefits from a Tiananmen focus? Who under Xi benefits from calling Jan 6 a failed coup?
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by enoint 5mo ago
Only MAIGA approved models are permitted to resolve bets on US prediction markets.
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by enoint 5mo ago
Sure, I can ask around. It's a drought here, so we're looking for things to talk about. It's not really about the numbers, though, is it? The red button future is now a mix of game theoreticians, Objectivists, and people who
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by enoint 5mo ago
So that Galt's Gulch could source a short order cook, Ayn Rank explained that a renown philosopher gave up his career to become one.
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by enoint 5mo ago
Red does have risk: you’d be left in a world without things produced by the blue pressers. I suspect that’s red's food, water and shelter. edit: specified who
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by enoint 5mo ago
I thought about the ternary choice. Unconscious people, conscientious objectors, etc. The wording is that blue needs to exceed 50%, so the doomsday machine defaults to red.
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by enoint 5mo ago
I think this is already baked in. A world of red pressers must know they’ll adapt to a shortage of things produced by blue pressers. Many red pressers won’t survive.
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The variation I like is: regardless of the outcome, red choosers are forbidden from performing manual labor. You can tell a lot about someone who chooses that button.
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by enoint 5mo ago
Crosstabbing the results into a state-by-state table would be interesting.
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Yes and yes. Without the core of blue workers, red people will need to open Atlas Shrugged about how to assign short order cook duty.
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by enoint 6mo ago
Should be clear that, when faced with a power capable of doing this, humanity should cooperate to entirely choose red. Becomes more interesting if, whatever the outcome, choosing red somehow removes the ability to perform manual labor.
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by enoint 6mo ago
Tony Robbins is also announced! https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2026/04/25/trump-cry...
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by enoint 6mo ago
I think 3 and 4 are frauds on others in the prediction market agreement. As in, it’s fraud against the terms of the market.
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by enoint 6mo ago
Yeah the DoJ proclaims, “Our Office will continue to hold accountable those who misuse confidential or classified information in a way that undermines and exploits our national security.” But isn’t wire fraud harder to prove than leaking cl
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by enoint 6mo ago
Or, your brigade’s master sergeant needs the invasion to hit on the 28th rather than Mar 1st.
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If that happened, could they retroactively classify it?
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by enoint 6mo ago
> a huge and immediately accessible collection of suckers, waiting to have their avidity and paranoia exploited for cash We can say this in a less-judgmental way: everyone has known since the 60s what it means to target that list.
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by enoint 6mo ago
I predict that a settlement includes the following demands: SPLC destroy all information it has about the Fred Trump lawsuit. Especially the records of Fred Trump arrested for punching a cop during a KKK rally in Queens. Proud Boys, Oath Ke
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by enoint 6mo ago
Back in the early 80s, some people used home computers as seriously as they used work computers: - organize follow-up reminders for business calls. Automate a modem-based upload. - crunch investment options in commodities. Not in an econome
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by enoint 6mo ago
We're more than 40 years past the first boycotts on rainforest beef. Not small boycotts, either; big ones which were effective at scale. If we translated the concerns here into Chinese, would it affect the current top importer of rainf
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I think the authors are sincere; the original title is "Only half of the calories produced on croplands are available as food for human consumption". The commenters here are talking about beef, with very little reflection on 16% o
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Around me, 90-120 days on max 60% field corn. If it weren't field corn, it'd be another cereal.
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by enoint 6mo ago
I think the first shots looked like the strategy at Pearl Harbor. So it’s more appropriate to learn that Japanese success at Pearl Harbor didn’t grant Japan any choices about how the war would end.
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by enoint 6mo ago
Sounds like they want to justify increasing their ad spend on X, rather than Facebook and Instagram.
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by enoint 6mo ago
Would you say the same about Dogecoin? It’s current market cap would run NASA for 9 months.

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