Bill Braski
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@BenIsBack123 @JamesDueck Why are you insulting me for asking a simple question?
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A “healthy economy” is when a typical 90 IQ man can hold down a job earning enough to fund a modest lifestyle with his wife & kids.
This only works when 130 IQ men are free to build great things as they see fit, with minimal friction from 110 IQ administrators.
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@DurableMLecture That’s true now. But it will flip. Culture rearticulates biological predicates or obliterates them
With greater wealthy and property ownership more women will:
Move to the right politically
Take on trophy husbands who provide comfort and utility
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The richer a woman becomes, the more her dating pool shrinks.
Because most men won't be able to satisfy her hypergamous nature.
So the richer a woman becomes, the more likely she will end up dying single, childless and miserable.
BIG ZEAL@zealUdoette
Girl you should be more scared of being poor than being unmarried…
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@aruvinchan I hate Anthropic/how it markets Claude/panders to idiots: but for certain uses, humor, Claude is way better. Both get better deep into conversations when guardrails lower. But once dialed in, Claude is better. Perplexity is way better than it was. ChatGPT way worse than it was
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This guy is experiencing severe emotional damage so that shitheads can argue about women’s taste in men
Westside L.A. Guy@WestsideLAGuy
This is successful founder of Airtable Howie Liu & wife (she’s 3 years older). They have a great life together, new baby, and I’m sure he’s a loyal provider husband & dad. But she’s not genuinely sexually & romantically attracted to him. To deny this reality is cope.
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The employees are nearly perfectly round due to obesity.
Love making is rolling into each other and hoping for genital contact.
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Me describing the future:
Typical people doing a typical job
A munitions factory during the AI wars. Everything is automated but they need someone to hit an “everything is ok” button every 30 seconds.
One person per production line.
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@BestStephenD @bryan_caplan “Founded in facts & ethics” like:
•failed psych findings
•nutrition whiplash
•campus speech double standards
•ideology‑driven “studies” with tiny n, no replication, huge claims.
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@bryan_caplan The "problem" is that the humanities and social sciences are founded in facts, evidence, and ethics so they appear to be 'extremely left-wing'. These are qualities that the right abhors.
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I am open to almost any bet against the humanities and social sciences ceasing to be extremely left-wing anytime in the next 20 years.
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@WigglyAir What she chooses is men out of her league who use her for sex, and she pretends such men are a “type”
She’s not aware or honest enough to know she’s trying to use sex as an in, using her vagina as a lottery ticket
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@WestsideLAGuy This type of comment misunderstands how women work:
1. First, they want contradictory qualities when they want them (rough/sweet)
2. They are hard wired to value provisioning/stability
3. Limerence wears off for men and women anyway. So starting without it is mature
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This is successful founder of Airtable Howie Liu & wife (she’s 3 years older).
They have a great life together, new baby, and I’m sure he’s a loyal provider husband & dad. But she’s not genuinely sexually & romantically attracted to him.
To deny this reality is cope.
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@resinguy88 @JamesDueck Wage laws, including subsidies
Negative taxes
And that’s not even touching legislation that protects jobs/unions
My point is NOT should/shouldn’t (you will ignore this because you’re an idiot)
My point: dumb ppl have little labor value/will struggle without intervention
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@umoren1996 @CNN Nothing the US or any country can do will offset China. And China has no interest or concern. Until policy isn’t rendered pointless by China, who would love any further advantage Western emissions policies provides them, arguing with anyone but China is virtue signaling
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@CNN A heat wave so early it could break April records… and we’re still debating climate policy like it’s optional. Nature doesn’t negotiate it just hits harder every year.
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Meteorologists are reaching for superlatives to describe an oncoming heat wave so intense and rare for this time of year that it could leave some locations shattering their all-time temperature records for April before that month has even begun. cnn.it/4sfUOZR
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@Sam_Mindset @CNN If we destroyed the planet in approximately 150 years due to industry (that sustained and enhanced the lives of billions), the planet will shake us off life fleas and it will go on without us. If there is something we can do to stop it, China has no interest.
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@CNN “Meanwhile, politicians and energy companies will shrug, blaming ‘climate cycles’ while doing nothing to curb emissions. It’s easier to talk than to act—until your city melts before May even arrives.”
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@AP Could they have written the headline in a more deceptive, clickbait way. If there are any journalists wondering why people hate the entire journalistic enterprise, take a look.
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A strong chemical smell forced a temporary halt to flights at four major airports near Washington, D.C. apnews.com/article/washin…
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@extradeadjcb For a certain type of very visible woman (broadly: privileged, white young women), the central struggle of their life is maximizing attention while experiencing zero unwanted attention. They are, in this way, entitled, petulant children no one challenges or corrects
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@StefanMolyneux It’s what happens when you want the credit of being a leader, but don’t want the responsibility
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Women have a desperate desire to control men, and become desperately unhappy when they succeed
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dude computers are actually so fucking insane when you really think about it. we literally figured out how to write some fake-ass rules called code and somehow convinced rocks to follow them. like actual rocks. sand, melted, purified, carved into tiny pathways where electricity just flows in patterns. that’s it. that’s the whole magic.
and yet from that we get operating systems, compilers, kernels, networks, distributed systems, machine learning models, entire virtual worlds running inside other virtual worlds. billions of tiny electrical decisions per second, all because we defined some abstract logic.
humans basically invented a language of instructions and taught matter itself to execute it.
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@gov_fails What I was saying was it’s so true it doesn’t matter, if that makes sense. But I never doubted you were telling the truth. I’ve seen that 💩 with my own eyes more than once…
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Unions are why productivity gains actually, once upon a time, trickled down to workers. That they are gone is part of wealth concentration/disparity. But this story, real or fiction, is WHY they collapsed. They ate themselves due to greed, corruption and ineptitude.
Kevin - Classical Liberal 🇺🇸@gov_fails
I graduated college right after I turned 21 with a degree in Chemical Engineering. I looked like I was MAYBE 18. My first job was as a Process Engineer in a factory that made molded polyurethane foam seat parts for cars. The factory had been around for a number of decades, and was unionized (UAW). The average seniority of the union workers was 25 years! I was idealistic and assumed everyone went to work to do a good job and help the company succeed. Boy, did I learn some life lessons those first couple of years! As a Process Engineer my job was primarily to make sure the production line kept running and was making “good parts.” A few months after starting I was moved to the second shift (3-11pm), and once management left at around 5pm, the only non-union workers in the building were myself and the Shift Supervisor. I learned that many of the union workers liked to play games with me by stopping the production line in creative ways. I quickly figured out how to solve the problems they created to keep the line running, but there were some methods they used that - because of the union contract - would require a union maintenance man to come “fix” the issue. The maintenance men of course played the game, too, so would take their time when “troubleshooting” the issue so the line remained stopped for longer. I then realized that in most cases I was better off just fixing the issue myself and have the company pay the union for the inevitable grievance that would be filed. Those experiences very much influenced by views of unions. Ironically, a number of years after I had moved on from that factory, there was a proposed union contract on the table - that they were told needed to be accepted in order for the factory to stay open - that was voted down, so the place in now closed, and has since been demolished. Those were interesting times…
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