Silence Dogood

Is anyone in the market for a 700-year-old Templar Knights watchtower? Because there's one for sale in the Lot valley, France. 7 bedrooms across 6 floors, a frescoed dining room, spiral staircase and views over a peaceful medieval village in the Lot region. There's also a 2-bedroom stone cottage in the walled courtyard, an enclosed garden and a heated swimming pool. Asking price: €550k ($634k). The Templar Knights who built this probably didn't picture the pool. But here we are.

When Japan figures this out they will be unstoppable

My healthcare blackpilling moment was when I was ~14, my dad explained false positive/false negative statistical tests as he drove me home, and at the end he mentioned most of his medical students never really understand how to apply the basic stuff I’d just learned.

If you got paid $50K to talk about 1 subject for 4 hours straight, what would you talk about ??

Oh, I forgot to tell you Japan… we argue A LOT about if beans belong in chili. (They do)

Sure, having a man who’s 6’2” and wealthy is cool but you know who really won the husband lottery? The women whose husbands can build things from scratch. Imagine telling your husband, “Babe, we need a new patio,” and he says, “Okay, I can build that.” Those women truly won in life, and no one will ever convince me otherwise.

If you got paid $50K to talk about 1 subject for 4 hours straight, what would you talk about ??

I do think that Claude is going to genuinely hit biglaw firms hard over the next 6-12 months. Imagine paying a first year associate (ie a retard, nothing personal we all were) $800 an hour to draft a shitty memo Claude could do waaay better for $1.19 in credits. I get the value of big law (benches, expertise, someone to blame if things go wrong) but it’s getting harder and harder to justify those fees for in-house folks.

Hey lawyers, give me all your fave ways to say your opponent is wrong and their argument is truly laughable I’m running out of options