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Cole Maritz

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EIR @ManhattanInst. Opinions my own.

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Cole Maritz@ColeMaritz·
Caffe Panna’s Cookies & Panna is superior, but is only available in speciality supermarkets so is ineligible for the title.
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After sampling many varieties of store bought ice cream, I have definitively concluded that McConnell’s Sea Salt Cream & Cookies is the best supermarket pint available.
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Cole Maritz@ColeMaritz·
The NBA could easily improve their ratings by requiring that all the coaches wear a suit and tie again. The quarter zip has negative aura.
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Cole Maritz@ColeMaritz·
As someone who has lived in NYC for more than a decade, I can say this reflects my personal experience. We have seen a material increase in random subway murders compared to pre-Covid. My neighborhood has more homeless crazies than before 2020. Dismissing crime and disorder concerns suggests you are letting your ideology override legitimate concerns.
M. Nolan Gray 🥑@mnolangray

This insistence that crime and disorder aren't really issues in American cities, when in fact many cities just basically decided to stop doing law enforcement post-2020, just feels very Orwellian and tone deaf.

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Cole Maritz@ColeMaritz·
A desire to fix quality-of-life issues should be seen as nonpartisan, and local politicians should focus exclusively on local issues. Daniel Lurie is one of the most popular politicians in the country because he’s solely focused on SF issues. Spencer Pratt is wise to emulate him.
USA TODAY@USATODAY

Opinion: Spencer Pratt's goals shouldn't be controversial, but in today's political climate, even quality-of-life concerns are often dismissed as "MAGA." usatoday.com/story/opinion/…

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Daniel Di Martino@DanielDiMartino·
And that's a wrap. I am so grateful to everyone who has helped me in this journey all the way from high school in Venezuela to becoming a PhD in Economics. The best is yet to come!
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Balaji@balajis·
The digital divide has reversed. Digital is cheap, ubiquitous, often fake. Physical is the premium product now.
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@DecaturTenant I used to think that, but the evidence suggests otherwise. Oregon decriminalized drug possession in 2020, but then re-criminalized it in 2024. And the evidence that safe use sites keep people alive is thin: city-journal.org/article/superv…
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Lyric@DecaturTenant·
@ColeMaritz Additionally, if you have Safe use sites that one helps keep people alive, but it also takes people that are using drugs off the street. And again offer services to help them deal with their addiction.
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Cole Maritz@ColeMaritz·
Is there any platform with more users and less cultural influence than Snapchat? They have nearly 1B MAU globally vs ~600M on X/Twitter. Yet almost no culturally significant content comes from Snapchat. LinkedIn is more culturally relevant.
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Cole Maritz@ColeMaritz·
@PresKrekorian Did you watch his video? He discusses how he’ll use existing laws to implement his policies.
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For all the criticism Spencer Pratt has received for being a reality TV star and not a politician, he appears to have by far the most deeply considered and thoughtful policies on key issues of all the candidates in the race.
Christina Buttons@buttonslives

I could not agree more with @spencerpratt on mandatory treatment. I investigated California’s behavioral-health spending for @CityJournal, and what I found supports Spencer’s point: the state spends billions on voluntary care while failing people who need mandatory treatment. My investigation focused on youth settings, but the same philosophy applies to adults: prioritize the “least restrictive settings.” In 2024, Newsom pitched Prop. 1, a $6.4 billion bond, as a solution to California’s treatment-bed shortage. But 30% went to homeless housing under Housing First, which requires no sobriety or treatment. The treatment-facility funding was expected to yield 80% outpatient slots and 20% treatment beds, essentially all voluntary care. And even those projects are badly behind schedule. California will fund almost anything except locked treatment programs that can keep people with serious mental illness or drug addiction in care long enough to save their lives. Youth with serious mental-health needs repeatedly cycle through crisis settings, only to be “treated and streeted,” because there is nowhere safe for them to go. Los Angeles County warned that high-need youth were being placed in programs never designed to safely manage them. In unsecured settings, kids run away, die from fentanyl, and are sex trafficked, while staff face serious assaults. Yet instead of listening to hospitals and county workers begging for more intensive treatment options, the state spent millions on social justice and equity consultants who claim the root causes of mental illness and substance abuse are white supremacy and racism, and call to "decriminalize" drug use. When I asked the Newsom admin for comment, they called secure youth treatment “cruel.” It is far crueler to let people who could be helped in secure treatment die on the street. Sometimes the most compassionate thing you can do is make treatment mandatory. Read more: city-journal.org/article/califo…

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Cole Maritz@ColeMaritz·
I felt the same way about Zohran in his election. He was dominating the Twitter, Reddit, Instagram, and TikTok discourse. I thought there was no way it would translate to the real world. But it did. Increasingly social media is more real than the real world, because it’s one of the few places left people feel safe to express their true feelings.
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Stanford’s new flagship freshman course “Why College?” assigns 45 pages of classical Western philosophy against 500+ pages of contemporary writing on identity and oppression — an 11:1 ratio. No Aristotle, Kant, Mill, or Locke. Lots of Freire, Kimmerer, and Tara Westover. Stanford’s “progressive-to-canonical” course ratio has tripled since 1999 and now leads all peer institutions — higher than Harvard, Yale, Princeton, and Chicago. Professor Iván Marinovic offers a precise indictment in @TheFP. thefp.com/p/stanford-fac…
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Cole Maritz@ColeMaritz·
We are living in the personal revenge era. Spencer Pratt, Trump, Elon, this guy. They all suffered a tragedy, personal setback, or public humiliation, so took it upon themselves to autistically pursue excellence in a specific domain. People like this should never be underestimated.
The Real Guardrail Guy@theguardrailguy

3 MILLION VIEWS LATER @TVAnews fixed the guardrail. @timburchett staff saw it and called me. Thanks for your help Tim, you have a great group of staffers!

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