Tim Cleland

@cremieuxrecueil youtube.com/watch?v=EElxuL…

I will give $50 to anyone who has a larger head than me at this conference. I've never found someone who has a head as large as mine.

@Rothmus Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson is probably a fair representative of the average black man's politics.

Black men have voted 78-90% Democratic since the mid-1960s. Strong racial group identity, welfare, redistribution, affirmative action, and soft-on-crime policing. Give me more, don’t hold me accountable, we are one, it’s the system, it’s always someone else’s fault. This voting pattern is a mirror. The same tribalism, entitlement, and refusal to accept accountability that shape electoral choices don’t stay confined to the ballot box. They infect institutions, communities, and daily life across the board.

@AnthonyCumia Essentially what she's realizing is "If our community becomes productive and dependable ourselves, we can actually begin to prosper." Yep, it really is that easy, and we're all rooting for you.

What was stopping you for the past 60 years?

@AnthonyCumia Everything she "knows" is not just wrong, it's literally the opposite of reality.

She has to believe this. The truth is just too painful. Imagine coming from a people who have created nothing and having to watch every other society of people innovate, evolve and advance themselves while you are left in the dust. Thats why they have to believe this.

@TheOnlyDSC Segregation is what both sides want and it's for the best.

Black people are segregating themselves from us. Why? When we’re near them, we steal from them.

@jarvis_best Ratman

Alex Soros is interesting because he’s a billionaire heir who dedicates his life to making cities less safe. He’s like a Reverse Batman.

@SteveStuWill That's profound!

Each new generation is hitting the traditional adult milestones at a later age than the last. stevestewartwilliams.com/p/swearing-as-…

@SashaGusevPosts @charlesmurray Generation after generation of shitty parenting and sociopathic subculture does explain a lot by itself.

@charlesmurray Thanks for reading. This study demonstrates that environmental factors explain the apparent genetic ancestry association i.e. it refutes the hypothesis that "both genes and the environment have something to do with racial differences".

Sasha, surely by this time you know the paragraph in TBC summarizing our view on genes/environment. It is the sum total, EVERYTHING, that TBC claims about the role of genes. It's highlighted in the relevant page. How does your post pertain?

@avidseries Based on your ideal, you should check out northern New Mexico (Albuquerque, Santa Fe, etc.)

The only above option I would never consider is the first one. The other three all seem desirable in their ideal forms. But that walkable big city neighborhood might have more nearby urban dysfunction than I'd like, that small town possibly no one I'd have anything in common with, and driving a half-hour to the grocery or hardware store gets old when you live out in the middle of nowhere. My ideal, though, remains a house out in the middle of a semi-arid landscape with mountains in the distance.

Which is your preference?

@avidseries In the mid-west, there's a fifth option which is my favorite. It's the rural area that is near a good-sized city. You live in a wooded area on lots of land, but all the amenities are within a 10-15 minute drive. It's like a suburb, but much more spread-out, wooded properties.

@Heccles94 Strawman much? Elon wouldn't do any of those things because they'd be pointless and destructive. Everything Elon is doing is visionary and productive. In fact, that's exactly how he became a trillionaire.

Would it be good for the world for one man to own a million homes all for himself? No. Would it be good for the world for one man to buy tonnes and tonnes of food, far more than one man could ever eat? No. Would it be good for society for one man to buy up all the medicine and keep it for himself? No. Billionaires are not good for society. Trillionaires are not good for society.

@Ally_Sammarco That is so true!

Elon Musk is a trillionaire but it’s def the people on SNAP ruining your life

@DavidJHarrisJr Why would you even need sex organs in heaven? I mean, are they making babies up there, too?

What a weird religion!

@BillboardChris She always looks like she's on the verge of tears.

This is the most female conversation ever.

@edkonyha @BillboardChris Sometimes I'll call myself "darling" when I'm feeling especially manly.

@BillboardChris As a dude, I always try to tell myself, "Oh honey, you're part of the problem" because that's what dudes do.

@naval The same is true of journalism, unfortunately.

Science is not a process, a credential, or an institution. It is the unflinching pursuit of truth, carried out by the few, co-opted by the many.

@EdMarkey No, you would just let foreign fraudsters steal it all.

A 5% tax on Elon’s net worth would fund every community health center in America for the next 26 years. I’ll say it again. Tax the rich.

@mtaibbi According to Critical Race Theory, this is white culture:

What the hell does “white culture” mean? White American culture? Are there people who think just “white culture” is actually descriptive of something?

@AnthonyCumia Sociopathic culture

He sounds so reasonable and well educated, doesn’t he?

@ewarren No, you'll just let the immigrant fraudsters steal it like you do now.

If we tax AI, we can use that money to build a country that works for everyone. Where healthcare is treated as a human right. Where every American is guaranteed a good job. Where education isn’t a privilege reserved for the wealthy. That’s why I’m fighting to tax AI.