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Genuinely used to be one of those “this is a good starter anime” people but then I saw some post saying “Do you think Japanese people say stuff like ‘you should start with Family Guy before advancing to South Park’” and it changed my whole view.


🚨Replication alert🚨 I'm pleased to announce that my replication of Moretti (2021) is now accepted as a comment at AER. I find ten issues in the paper. My comment focuses on two major problems; in the appendix, I document eight (relatively) minor problems. 1/


A club in China that has beds 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥


‘KPOP: DEMON HUNTERS’ is being added to the Criterion Collection. (Source: variety.com/2026/film/news…)

A lot of us were saying within days of 10/7 that Biden's stance on Israel was going to be a political liability, and supposedly savvy people told us we were idiots projecting our own fringe positions onto the public web.archive.org/web/2026022300…

Amazon’s AI coding assistant may have just pulled off the Son of Anton gag from Silicon Valley: “it’s possible that…the most efficient way to get rid of all the bugs, was to get rid of all the software.” Taking AWS down for hours (on multiple occasions). Unreal.

I don’t know what Jon Stewart said that is making people be like “motherfucker is dumb” but I will point out that when he had his apple show there was a funny episode where he asked Janet Yellen why workers didn’t control Walmart and Yellen was like “so in a capitalist system..”

🔵NEW FROM @BlueprintPolls: We tested Democratic Party vision statements from a range of electeds and pundits. Here's what worked, and what didnt: “Fight” language stands out. The top-two most-preferred messages, among voters overall as well as independents, both lead with fighting language: a call to imagine a Democrat Party that “fights—really fights—for all of us” (+14 overall; +14 independents) and a push to make “the fight to restore the American Dream the heart of our party” (+12 overall; +13 independents). Anti-woke is broke. An attack on “performative woke politics” is the second-least preferred message among voters overall (-11) and independents (-7), and the worst performing among Democrats (-33). Name the enemy. Two messages invoke the American Dream, with very different results. One that calls out corporations and concentrated power as villains is among the most-preferred (+12), while another encouraging plain language like “get rich” but naming no antagonist is among the least-preferred by voters overall and independents (-16), and even more so by Democrats (-33). Terms like "oligarchy" don't work as well as "corporations" and "big money."

Seems like there's some real risk that a Bitcoin crash of this scale will spillover into other markets and parts of the economy











