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@keyman_2112 @OleTimeHardball x.com/mlb/status/204… It is interesting that so many people watch baseball every day and refuse to accept that this has value.

Why do you post a stathead that only has offensive stats when WAR is an all encompassing stat....hitting, defense and baserunning. Kevin Kiermaier is one of the greatest defensive players of all time who was playing a premium defensive position. Almost 2/3 of his overall WAR came from defense and there is not a defensive metric on that stathead.

WAR fatigue grows stronger by the day

@Sword__Dance @HowardBeale_RIP @Cernovich @Tesla Wooooow. Good to know, I have been very hesitant to keep it on during really bad weather.

@SH8Model @HowardBeale_RIP @Cernovich @Tesla For what it’s worth, we had the most snowfall in recorded history several months ago. With winter tires, my Tesla AWD drove through unplowed roads on FSD. It stayed on the correct side of the road and drove through without issue.

Last time I was in a Tesla, FSD was so-so and no Grok. Feel like I time traveled.

@HowardBeale_RIP @Sword__Dance @Cernovich @Tesla I can’t say for sure but I highly doubt it would work in that environment. For example, the biggest issue in my area are potholes, it accounts for 90% of the time I have to take it off FSD. Car drives right over them if I don’t.

@SH8Model @Sword__Dance @Cernovich My other question about @Tesla FSD involves winter driving in the mountains (where I live). Will it drive on the wrong side of the road (as people do here) when there is no opposing traffic, and one side of the street is iced over, but the sunny/wrong side has thawed?

@aelmcc @60Minutes You can correctly be critical of the disaster in CA while also acknowledging the disaster in FL They have half the revenue excepted, they need more money, the debt is extreme junk and it’s also the deadliest train in America Both projects are trash bloomberg.com/news/articles/….

@60Minutes @60min now run a story how FL enabled a private company to build and operate a train for less money that people use today.

An ambitious state-run high-speed rail project linking Los Angeles and San Francisco hasn’t stayed on track. 60 Minutes reports on the costly struggle to bring high-speed rail to the United States, Sunday. 60Minutes.com

damn i’m just seeing this austin reaves a real one dawg

@theobjectivist Life is pretty amazing today across income brackets. We are lucky to be alive when we are

The average American today lives better than John D. Rockefeller did in 1926. That is not an exaggeration. It is a fact. Rockefeller could not fly across the country in five hours. You can for $200. He could not video call his family from another continent. You do it for free. He had no antibiotics, no MRI, no air conditioning in July. He could not carry every book ever written in his pocket. You are reading this on a device that does all of that and more. Americans throw away 30-40% of their food. Not because they are wasteful, but because food is so abundant that waste is affordable. Your car has climate control, navigation, and safety systems that did not exist at any price a century ago. Your home has heating, cooling, refrigeration, and entertainment that emperors could not have imagined. None of this was voted into existence. None of it was redistributed from the rich. It was created by free minds operating in what remains of a free market. Every comfort you enjoy today is the product of a man who thought, invented, produced, and traded voluntarily. This is what the remnants of capitalism still deliver, even while it is being dismantled. Imagine what a fully free society could build.

@HowardBeale_RIP @Sword__Dance @Cernovich There are 5 different driver modes: Sloth, Chill, Standard, Hurry and Mad Max In a 65: Sloth 65mph Chill 67-69 Standard 72-75 Hurry 78-80 Mad max 83-85 So yes, it’ll break the law. I usually do hurry, the only downside to it is that it shifts lanes a bit more than I like.

@Sword__Dance @Cernovich This prompts a key question I’ve had. Will FSD break traffic laws, when it’s less safe to rigidly adhere to them? Did your Tesla truly “go with the flow” (moderately above the speed limit), or was it locked in at 65?

@MXSudamerica Man do I miss having America playing in the Libertadores. What a fun era that was with Mexico in the Copa America (with our A team) and the Liga MX teams in the libertadores

Un día como hoy, hace 18 años, el Estadio Azteca fue testigo de un partidazo eterno América 4-3 River Plate. Copa Libertadores 2008. Fútbol en su máxima expresión, emoción hasta el último minuto. Cabañas en modo leyenda

@IHateItMost @mikejbabcock It’s always been and always will be so no sense in letting it get to u Either become the top .001% at something or acknowledge the rules for them will be different than u and don’t get in trouble

@mikejbabcock Anyone getting tired of this two tiered justice system??

Tiger Woods called President Donald Trump from the scene of his rollover crash, before he was arrested for DUI. Here's the video.

@ROCKSTAARON @Ruxiiii4 It’s always interesting how managers pick their players. Like I understand everything Vega does for Toluca, but I just can’t see playing him. Different player on the NT Btw, I meant chaquito (Santi) not chiquito

@SH8Model @Ruxiiii4 Cesar Huerta is an attacking midfielder/winger who’s biggest trait is 1v1’s/making runs behind. Erick Chiquito Sánchez should not make the World Cup squad as long as Free Kick Specialist Luis Chavez/Marcel Ruiz come back healthy before the deadline on May 30th.

Mexico finally seems to have a clear football direction under Javier Aguirre, built around a new generation of talented attacking midfielders. Mexico is producing many offensive midfielders, many of them at a young age: Gilberto Mora (17), Obed Vargas (20), Bryan Gutiérrez (22) or Marcel Ruiz (25) have huge potential. To accommodate many of them, Javier Aguirre has been using a 3-4-3 with the ball, overloading the centre with four players: three midfielders and the left winger coming inside. To this young generation of attacking midfielders, Álvaro Fidalgo’s naturalization must be added, as he is already an important part of the team, helping Mexico become a more reliable team in possession with his game understanding and quality in short associations. But Mexico has a problem in terms of attacking depth. They seem to have developed too many ball-to-feet players and too few space attackers. Raúl Jiménez likes to drop deep to link play and combine, there are not many runners in behind, and despite having good moments in games, Mexico is struggling to create chances. The lack of a complementary profile on the right wing is also a concern. Aguirre has tried players like Alvarado and Lainez, both left-footed and naturally inclined to drive inside and receive the ball to feet rather than attack depth. Additionally, both are required to drop into a 5-4-1 defensive shape, which further limits Mexico’s attacking depth and transition threat. On the positive side, Mexico has shown strong behavior in the high press. The team presses aggressively, often going into man-to-man situations, and the presence of multiple midfielders in short spaces creates a solid counter-pressing structure. My feeling is that against bigger teams, if pushed into a deep defensive block, Mexico can suffer without specialists in transitions. The 5-4-1 can help them not concede, but the attacking ceiling with this plan is limited. The second halves against Belgium and Portugal showed they can struggle in these scenarios. Mexico now has the midfield quality to dominate more games. Playing in a group with South Korea, South Africa and Czech Republic where probably all three will give them the initiative will be a good test to see Mexico’s real ceiling in possession. Mexico at least has a clear plan and an opportunity to bring joy to their fans by playing bravely at home. Their ceiling for this World Cup might be limited, but the future looks brighter as this generation of attacking midfielders develops and they add more athletic and space-attacking profiles to complement them. The foundation is there. After years of uncertainty, Mexico seems to have found a direction.

@Ruxiiii4 Fascinating to see how he plays the attacking talent. Julian has to start IMO

@ROCKSTAARON @Ruxiiii4 Interesting. I don’t see Huerta making the roster. Even Chaquito will be interesting.

@Ruxiiii4 Mexico played Portugal & Belgium without several key players: Gilberto Mora Edson Alvarez Santiago Giménez Mateo Chavez Marcel Ruiz Cesar Huerta Luis Chavez Rodrigo Huescas 4 of these players will be starters at the World Cup & the other 4 are halftime rotational.

@NUCLRGOLF Needs some FSD in his life, asap

🚨🚔🐅 #NEW — Tiger Woods told police he was distracted by his phone and radio at the time of his rollover crash last Friday. Two hydrocodone pills were found in his pocket with Woods telling police "I take a few” when asked if he takes any prescription meds. [TMZ / Arrest affidavit]

@SAshworthHayes Those 57 families are pretty happy right now that they still have a son/daughter at home

In the United States car seat laws mandating use until age 8 save 57 lives each year at the cost of about 8,000 births.

@FB_FilmAnalysis Vontaze Burfict-ass bull

"Justin Herbert drops back to pass, OH MY GOD!" x.com/mylordbebo/sta…

@HughJupside @XaviercMiller Got it. I clearly failed reading comprehension in school. Then it’s a nothing to see here situation.

@SH8Model @XaviercMiller The cap didn’t Decrease. The cap Increased by $10 million (was expected to increase by $11 Million).

I said 2 years ago the NBA will be irrelevant in America within 15 years. People laughed. But this is how it starts. First ratings decline, then fan interest declines, then local media revenue declines. You don’t lose cultural dominance overnight, you slowly become less relevant until it finally shows up in the business side all at once.

@HughJupside @XaviercMiller When was the last time we saw a decrease in the cap in any of the major sports leagues with caps? I’ve no idea but it doesn’t feel like a common event, except during deep economic downturns

“I predicted it, and want it to happen, so I’ve decided this meaningless data point is how it starts.” Dude, if you’re fixating on a $1 Million lower-than-expected increase in the Cap, in a $14 Billion annual revenue business, your business acumen might not be what you hope it is.

@LeCodeBusiness @PeterMallouk No one with a 3 year time horizon should have 100% of their money in stocks. Should be 40% or less

@PeterMallouk The 14% average drawdown framing only works if you don't need liquidity during the drawdown. For someone with a 3-year horizon in 2008, a -48% wasn't a "price to pay", it was a forced exit at the worst moment. Time in market assumes time is actually available.

Over the last 75 years, the average intra-year market drop has been 14%. If you are overly stressed out about the current 7% drawdown, the stock market isn’t for you. Downside volatility is the price investors pay for long-term outperformance.

@solocuplegends @EVillageVillain Nah, theres a lot that doesn’t work on this: 1) the jacket looks like a suit jacket. The buttons of a sports coat are completely different. With this jacket, he should wear matching pants (a suit) 2) too much noise w the shirt/tie combo. Wear a solid shirt with that tie (white)

@EVillageVillain Hate all you like but this is a solid white boy fit and the boomers go wild for it. Spritz a cologne, wave in the hair and small talk about golf. They love a mini me. A work son if you will. That's your best bet in this economy.

Interviewing to be 2014 Tucker Carlson

A really honest and vulnerable moment from the #UCLToday crew to open today's show 🥹❤️