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Albino Cutler

@Lain_Coulbert

Ah, but what the eye sees is oftentimes a mere fragment of the truth.

Amarillo, Texas Katılım Haziran 2012
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Zarathustra
Zarathustra@zarathustra5150·
A friend in LA says people have started doing this SF ritual: if they lock their car, they assume a break-in is coming. Calling the cops is pointless. So they leave the doors unlocked, windows down, even the back hatch open as a signal to crooks there's nothing worth stealing. That is what "crime is down" looks like after reporting collapses. The official numbers "improve" because people stop bothering to even report, because they know nothing will happen, and the people are forced to reorganize their entire day-to-day lives around open, pervasive criminal impunity.
Zarathustra@zarathustra5150

“Crime is not down. Crime *reporting* is down.” Marc Andreessen & Joe Rogan on how the official crime rate doesn’t measure crime. It only measures the state’s willingness to record a crime. So it gets squeezed from both ends: 1) Victims stop calling to report a crime when they know nothing follows. 2) Police reclassify what does get reported into lesser charges that never reach the official crime stats. Residents are not fooled, read the “lived city experience” correctly and are forced to adjust their entire lives accordingly: where they go, when they leave, what they wear, what they lock, what they avoid, how much risk they absorb, etc. In DC the police just got caught blatantly cooking the books. More than a dozen officials are being fired after felonies were buried in lesser charges and kept out of the public count. Which raises the question: how many other cities is this happening in?

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David Bernstein
David Bernstein@ProfDBernstein·
According to Dr. Simpson's "logic," Yale didn't discriminate against Jewish students back when it had a quota on Jewish students, because Jewish students were still "over-represented" relative to their share of the population. Nor did the governments of Poland, Romania, Hungary, etc discriminate against Jewish students when they by law reduced the % of Jewish students in their professional schools by 90% or whatever because Jews still got at least their "representation" in the population. Oh, in our previous back and forth, Simpson waxed elegant (but falsely) about how of course he and admissions committees know that "Asian" isn't a real thing and some subgroups are barely represented in medical schools, but here he is again generalizing about "Asians."
Dr Terry Simpson@drterrysimpson

And here is the part the internet meritocrats keep avoiding: Black students make up roughly 10% of Yale’s medical student body while Black Americans are about 13–14% of the U.S. population. Asian students make up roughly 25–30% of Yale’s medical student body while Asians are about 6–7% of the U.S. population. And I don't like the term Asian because it can mean anyone from a large continent - but here we are. So the fantasy that Yale is some anti-Asian machine collapsing under “Black favoritism” is simply not supported by the actual demographics. What Yale — and essentially every medical school in America — actually does is this: highly qualified applicants clear an academic threshold through GPA and MCAT, then admissions committees evaluate the rest of the human being. Interviews. Letters of recommendation. Research. Leadership. Communication. Service. Maturity. Judgment. Resilience. In other words: exactly what every serious profession in America does when hiring people for consequential jobs. The strange cult online is not medicine. It is the belief that a standardized test score alone should settle the full question of human potential. Which isn't what is done for any other job in the US. If you have a new graduate who was at the top of the class and you were an investment banker, or a law firm you would interview that person. Sometimes they do great, and sometimes you realize that person will not fit into the culture of your business. So, no, I didn't use anecdotes. YUnless you call decades of training surgeons, evaluating residents, serving on admissions committees, watching physicians succeed or fail under pressure, and seeing who patients actually trust and follow probably does create some bias. It is called experience. The amusing part is that the people mocking clinical experience are simultaneously insisting that a few additional questions correct on a standardized exam reveal the full architecture of human competence.

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Frontierism
Frontierism@frontierism·
Leftists: Yell “staged” at every assassination attempt Also leftists:
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Ross
Ross@therossg·
This guy is part of the NGO grifter class. Took $750,000 fireaid, no one in the Palisades got a thing, said the only thing he did in the Palisades was manage traffic. Gave $39,000 to his old pal Eric Swalwell. Mike Bonin and Bonin’s husband (NGO business partner) are pals. Karen Bass donors are telling people to vote for him. His entire campaign is a spoiler.
Adam Miller@AdamMillerLA

I am the only candidate in this race with executive leadership experience and a record of results voters can trust. My policy agenda is built on experience working in these issues in LA, and much of what I am planning can be done in the First 10 DAYS without the approval of city council. latimes.com/california/sto…

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Lauren Chen
Lauren Chen@TheLaurenChen·
Countries that offer universal childcare don't see fertility increases People don't want to have kids just to ship them off to daycare If we actually want more births, it needs to be possible to raise a family on a single income again
Sohail Ahmed@ahmedsohail

If you want immigration to go down you need to increase fertility rates. In order to increase fertility rates you need to provide accessible childcare. That is why I support free childcare for everyone. Some 'right wing' problems have 'left wing' solutions.

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Daniel Friedman
Daniel Friedman@DanFriedman81·
The budget for “The Late Show with Stephen Colbert” was $100 million per year. It had a full time staff of 200 people, and was reaching just 2.7 million viewers on an average night during the show’s final quarter on the air. Colbert was the most-watched late night host. Jimmy Kimmel has a linear audience of 2 million, while Jimmy Fallon draws about 1.3 million. Jon Stewart on The Daily Show reaches 900k to 1 million, which more than doubles the 400k that watched when Trevor Noah was the host. Kimmel earns $16 million, Fallon earns $16 million, and Stewart makes $25 million. They had to pay him that to salvage the show after Noah, who was earning $16 million per year, lost more than two-thirds of his audience. None of the math for any of these shows works.
Variety@Variety

The series finale of “The Late Show With Stephen Colbert” drew 6.74M viewers on Thursday night, making it the most-watched weeknight episode in the show’s history. • The finale was up sharply from the show’s 2026 Q1 average of 2.69M viewers • It’s also above “The Late Show” series premiere on Sept. 8, 2015, which averaged 6.55M viewers • The most-watched episode remains Colbert’s post-Super Bowl broadcast on Feb. 7, 2016, which drew 20.55M viewers variety.com/2026/tv/news/t…

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Legal Phil
Legal Phil@Legal_Fil·
At the risk of being rude, if you saw this clip and didn’t immediately suspect that AOC was lying, you simply have zero social-media awareness and would be better off without an account.
Headquarters@HQNewsNow

Rep. @AOC: I have a jar right here. This is the current drinking water in Morgan County, Georgia, right after a Meta data center was constructed. The only difference between the clean water and this was that data center. This is what the drinking water now looks like next to that data center.

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E. Darwin Hartshorn ⳩
I was listening to a legal youtuber who lamented in passing the good old days, when TEA Party candidate Herman Cain resigned after accusations of sexual assault were brought against him. "Too bad modern politicians don't resign when scandals are alleged." I was like, bitch, that's *why* we have Trump. If your perception is that the opposition is going to accuse you of rape regardless of fact, your choices are to run a guy who won't back down from those accusations, or else to start shooting.
FDE (Feudal Age Peater)@fde_enthusiast7

Romney’s loss was probably more significant than you’d think. Not because Romney was special, no one liked him, but he was a completely milquetoast candidate and he still had the dirtiest accusations hurled at him of sexism, Nazism etc Voters finally noticed

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Daniel Di Martino
Daniel Di Martino@DanielDiMartino·
The "epstein class" includes one of the socialist dictators you support, Evo Morales, currently on the run from Bolivian justice for rape of a minor and trafficking children. But keep lecturing us while you coordinate with terrorist regimes that destroyed entire nations.
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hasanabi@hasanthehun

the american govt would rather try to criminalize delivering aid to a country we’ve starved, than punish the epstein class.

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Some dude@NWordBiden·
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VFox
VFox@drvictoriafox·
I’ve lived in my quiet suburban neighborhood on the periphery of LA for 15 years with no serious or persistent crime issues. This past year our neighborhood has been plagued with burglaries and car part thefts by a Chilean gang that is terrorizing our neighborhood. There are ebikers crashing into people’s cars and fleeing from police all over the place including my street. Our local park is overrun with people coming to the neighborhood to smoke weed. A homeless man regularly blocks the street that leads into our neighborhood. There are homeless drug addicts and mental health patients hanging around the bus stop where my son goes to school. This week someone tried to break into my neighbors house - she is a single mom - while she was screaming and calling 911. He smashed the door and didn’t care she was there. But don’t believe your lying eyes people because the “stats” say otherwise.
Los Angeles Times@latimes

L.A. is safer than it's been in decades, but crime is an issue dominating the mayor's race latimes.com/california/sto…

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iheilhoppe
iheilhoppe@iheilhoppe·
so fucking retarded
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