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1/ Airport security lines are 3 hours long and everyone's arguing about whose fault it is. I think about blame differently than most people.
Here's a framework that actually works. 🧵
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The Training Data Guy
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The Training Data Guy
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Applying ML logic to the "Internal Models" of humans, money, and health. 55yo adaptive learning agent.
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@robinhanson I hope they start taxing you less if you keep googling "renouncing citizenship exit tax"
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Price discrimination is now legal, and usually economically efficient. Leave it be.
Mallory McMorrow@MalloryMcMorrow
The cost of your flight went up because you searched for it twice. Your rideshare costs more because your phone battery is dying. This is surveillance pricing – corporations using your own data and behaviors against you. In the US Senate, I’ve got a plan to ban it.
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@chriswithans People are broadly too unsophisticated to recognize the logic of this, and it has the ring of benefitting the rich: unfortunately, therefore, a non-starter
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The obvious wealth and inheritance tax compromise is to just eliminate the inheritance tax entirely and have heirs inherit the original cost basis for anything they inherit. You inherit a home that's now worth $3 million? You should inherit the original $300,000 (or whatever) cost basis.
In other words, let capital gains be uniform for everyone's assets.
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6/ more trees coming: inflation, housing crisis. if you have an event you want mapped, reply with it. the framework works on anything with multiple actors and sequential decisions.
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5/ the point isn't the exact numbers — you might score things differently. the point is that "whose fault is it" is always the wrong question when 11 actors each made it worse. blametree.netlify.app/stories/renee-…
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1/ I built something: an interactive "blame tree" for controversial events. Instead of arguing whose fault it is, you click through every decision and watch the
harm score climb. 🧵 blametree.netlify.app
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@MartinShkreli kudos to them for actually declining rather than taking your money and not doing it
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10 years ago i offered NYC $5m to fix basketball courts around the city -- they declined as all fixes would have to go through their unions and $5m might fix a few courts at most.
Mayor Zohran Kwame Mamdani@NYCMayor
New Yorkers, join us in the first ever Mayor’s Municipal Madness: a competition of city fixes where everyone wins. City workers fix thousands of tiny annoyances every year, from broken basketball rims to bike path bumps. This year, we’re highlighting 16 of those fixes. From the exacerbating eight to the frustrating four, every item in each round will be repaired…but you’ll be voting on which fix will be done by me on day 100 of our admin. Round one of voting starts right now: nyc.gov/madness
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@BillyM2k a lot of educators sending the message that AI is not trustworthy and that using it is cheating: big danger as the risk is not using it enough and understimating its abilities. Parental counterprogramming is essential.
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young people not embracing AI is really interesting to me
growing up, young people would eat up new tech and the boomers would fear it
today, the CEOs and VCs and tech bros love it, but others are much more mixed
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The Trump admin has just vaporized 1/4 of the entire Tomahawk stockpile for the Iran war which will quite literally take years even with accelerated production just to replace what was already a short supply
Beijing continues to laugh hysterically
Dan Lamothe@DanLamothe
SCOOP: The U.S. military has fired more than 850 Tomahawk cruise missiles in four weeks of war with Iran, burning through the precision weapons at a rate that has alarmed some Pentagon officials and prompted internal discussions about how to make more available.
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Probability of me getting a fair trial if this is how the judge dresses is 0.0%
Libs of TikTok@libsoftiktok
NEW: Elon’s attorneys are calling on Clinton-appointed Judge Charles Breyer to investigate the jury in Musk's recent Twitter acquisition case after jurors were mocking Musk in court. RIGGED
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@nntaleb depends on what you imagine the alternative would have been
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Every single person still supporting Trump needs a cognitive test --particularly if the person is on the traditional right.
Headquarters@HQNewsNow
Trump: I don't want a stupid person being president, you know, I'll say it right now. I'm the only president that ever took a cognitive test. I took it 3 times. It's actually a very hard test for a lot of people. It wasn't hard for me
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@billybinion you're tolerating it because in a country of 200 million voters who are not paying attention, misinformed, or not thinking straight, it is very hard to "not tolerate" almost anything the government decides to do.
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I waited nearly 3.5 hours in a TSA line—and *still* almost missed my flight.
The ability to get home shouldn’t depend on whether Congress does its job. Why are we still tolerating this?
Nothing has made a better case for abolishing the TSA than this shutdown. I wrote about it:
reason@reason
I spent over three hours in a TSA line. Why haven't we abolished this agency? reason.com/2026/03/26/i-s…
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@peterboghossian "specific" should mean dates are included
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Don't tell anyone you're smart. Make specific predictions.
These are excellent!
Cole Grinde@GrindeOptions
Iran will lose war, U.S. will declare victory. Oil will drop to around $60/barrel. The Dow will surpass 50,000. The S&P 500 will surpass 7,500. Interest rates will be cut 3-4 times. The 10 year interest rate will fall. Unemployment will drop below 4%. Republicans will win mid terms.
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@mattyglesias people really shouldn't talk about EV "options": Tesla is the only game in town -- if you're buying anything else, you are missing out on a free private chauffeur
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Higher gasoline taxes are still a good idea, but probably much less effective than they used to be at actually raising revenue because the EV options have gotten good.
slowboring.com/p/unrealistic-…
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@amconmag Breaking: some people in a group of 75MM people are dorks
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Joe Rogan says there are “a lot of dorks” in MAGA:
“That phrase sucks. America is great. Make America greater? I’m down. But MAGA, and then it becomes a movement of a bunch of dorks? A lot of them are these really weird, f-cking uninteresting, unintelligent people.”
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@Austen I'm sure there are detectors that have some demonstrated ability to discriminate in a statistical sense, but if a detector's score is the evidence on which a charge of cheating is based, then that's very dangerous.
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AI detection generators have never worked. They’ve never come close.
I can’t imagine how much harm they’ve wrought on schools and students.
Benji@WrnrWrites
To confirm, this “100% AI generated” passage is the opening of chapter 5 from Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein
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@DrJillStein today's hopium is 10x stronger than it used to be
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BREAKING. Multiple sources now reporting the IDF chief says Israeli military is on verge of collapse.
If true, this is historic.
Good riddance to the US-Israeli murderous empire.
Welcome to a multipolar world of international law, human rights & diplomacy.
Ethan Levins 🇺🇸@EthanLevins2
The head of the IDF told Netanyahu and leaders the military is collapsing. It was leaked to the public. HOW IS THIS NOT MAJOR NEWS?!
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@RayDalio most people triangulate with me, myself, and I
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My point is that you can significantly raise your probabilities of making the right decisions by open-mindedly triangulating with believable people. Even in a terrible situation, you can still raise your probabilities of making the right decisions by open-mindedly triangulating with believable people. #principleoftheday
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