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the stuff that actually makes me afraid of ai is reactions like this

Erika Kirks future son time travelled and tried to assassinate president Donald Trump

I've seen people moan about the crowds at Coachella being lifeless. And I've moaned about people at events like that just looking at their phone. But the fact is, see if you're not drunk or eccied, most things are shite.

📹 VIDÉO - #Insolite : Pendant la coupe des griffes, une marmotte semble avoir déjà accepté son destin… tandis que l’autre panique à chaque coup de coupe. Une scène aussi drôle que totalement théâtrale.

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Anyone seen any good Substacks about the decline of American hegemony and the end of the neoliberal world order?

Cmon England!!!

This guy is loving it

can this be a solution

#BREAKING A barrage of missiles

a man on a camel poses next to a soyuz rocket, kazakhstan (1980s)

This is extremely interesting and worth hitting the translate button for: the context is that this leading Emirati business figure, Khalaf Al Habtoor whose company built the iconic Burj Al Arab tower in Dubai, at the forefront of UAE commercial normalisation with Israel, no fan of the Iranians, totally rejects the idea of entering the war on US/ Israel side as urged by Senator Graham. Difficult to imagine as serious a player as this departing from the private concerns of leadership….

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97% price reduction? 16% deflation year over year on durable consumer goods? We should put the people who make plasma TVs in charge of the government. That means we need to elect the *opens book* wait a second *flips pages* oh no *sweating profusely* oh no no no not like that

-А знаешь как в Америке называют СВО? -Они не называют СВО - СВО? -Прикинь! У них это Special Combat Operation -Да ты угараешь -Клянусь, так и есть

Vindicated again award

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nobody ever said that, netflix slop like the crown looks like shit because of cgi too

Be prepared, there is a small chance that our horrendous leadership could unknowingly lead us into World War III.

@zagrebbi @MackenMurphy It was solved by Norm MacDonald when he observed that everyone's a little bit straight

@MackenMurphy This is a good start, but the true evolutionary psychology of homosexuality remains an important unsolved problem

How does exclusive homosexuality persist, despite evolution? An evolutionary biology professor of mine during undergrad suggested that a hint might be found in the cultural trope of the "rich gay uncle." It's true that gay men tend to have somewhat more financial success than straight men, and it's also true that gay men tend to have more brothers (i.e., gay men are actually more likely to become rich uncles). Further, since the 1970s, evolutionary biologists have hypothesized that maybe homosexuality could persist via kin selection: instead of investing in a child with 50% of your genes, you invest more in your siblings' children, who have 25% of your genes. So, perhaps, in some cases, men might benefit from forgoing their own reproduction and obtaining resources to maximize investment in nieces and nephews. An unusual strategy sure, but, in principle, feasible...