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tastyface
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Thiel is a heretic.
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7mo ago
The ruling class of Iran is still in place but more radicalized, global supply of oil is distupted, and nearly 200 schoolgirls are dead. This is a good thing how?
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The last study that came out on this showed that engineers were significantly overestimating their own productivity gains. If a stat like that is not accurately measured, it's useless.
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7mo ago
Did you somehow miss the marketing spiel (propaganda) for DOGE??
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7mo ago
I haven't seen almost anyone suggest that everything will go back to normal post-2028? Every Democrat I know is expecting a painful and protracted fight for the soul of the country.
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We Spoke to Game Devs and All of Them Hate DLSS 5
(kotaku.com)
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7mo ago
Funny given that green energy is *literally* an unlimited natural gift from God.
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7mo ago
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7mo ago
Note: this article is written by Liam Byrne, Labour MP for Birmingham Hodge Hill & Solihull North.
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Britain's Populist Right Has Surrendered Its Mind to America
(liambyrne.substack.com)
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I could empathize with someone who relishes and jokes about killing people outside their ideology; these feelings are certainly familiar to me. But as a Christian, the thought of willfully doing so makes me feel ill, since I make great effo
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Not OP, but: peace between Germany and the rest of the West required a) millions slaughtered in war, b) an obvious big bad who got killed, c) relatively lenient and merciful occupation for years, and ultimately d) waiting for the Nazi gener
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State-level groups in the same physical vicinity that have blood feuds and generational grievances against each other are quite possibly cooked, yes. I sincerely hope this can be preempted through diplomacy, but the prognosis is not good. T
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Ignore pardons and prosecute anyway. If "autopen" pardons are invalid, then so are pardons made by a senile president who just blindly signs whatever's placed in front of him.
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7mo ago
Defeating an enemy to the extent that they can't drive a truck full of AI killbots into a busy city center is an impossible task barring a scorched earth approach. And if that option is on the table -- killing millions to secure Israel
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Is continuing to apply extreme violence against these enemies likely to lead to a good result? What is the end state? I think we are fast approaching an era where weapons of mass destruction, by way of cheap killbot swarms, are trivially ac
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By "pariah state," I mean immediate sanctions and closing of borders -- like Russia circa 2022 but more severe.
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"If you think trump is big bad then you need to realize the trumpers have thought the SAME about your party for like a decade now." Yes, and they were wrong, or far more plausibly, blatantly lying about it. The Trump administratio
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Not that Trump or his administration have two brain cells to rub together, but who would they even nuke? Teheran? Millions of lives lost, any Iranian support for the war evaporates, and US instantly becomes a pariah state. (Plus, leadership
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"""objectively"""
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What's the point of this comment? It says little, accomplishes nothing, and convinces no one of anything.
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The entire Republican party is complicit. "Senate Republicans vote down legislation to halt Iran war in Congress’ first vote on the conflict" https://apnews.com/article/iran-war-senate-vote-war-powers-0...
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Actually, many Iranians are terrified and hate being bombed into oblivion: https://www.nytimes.com/2026/03/10/world/middleeast/iran-bom... This may not go the way you think. Which will enrage Trump
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Every DOGE member is complicit, and every single name should be published. They knew what they were getting into.
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The point is not to make them feel shame. The point is to make their public life impractical and nerve-wracking. We can’t tar and feather anymore so do the next best thing.
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Musk begged Epstein to party on his island, Gates *went* to his island, and Thiel was his friend for years. So yes -- of course.
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Donald Trump has tried to overthrow an election once already -- first through conspiracy, then through violence. The fact that he's not rotting in a prison cell is largely due to corruption of the judiciary (Aileen Cannon). https:
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7mo ago
So many pro-government, pro-military comments. How HN has fallen since Aaron Swartz’s time.
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Step one is making them feel unwelcome in society. Follow them around. Protest in front of their houses. Never let them have a quiet meal at a restaurant. Shame anyone who does business with them. Make Thiel and his fellows sequester in the
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I imagine much of US/Israeli intel has been burned on the initial strike, and it's not that hard to hide someone in a bunker at the end of the day.
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