people keep minimizing this USPS situation but it’s actually very scary. access to medication, government services, affordable and accessible shipping for small businesses, people in rural areas. it’s the one postal service that’s required to serve every address in the country! that benefits everyone, whether you personally use it every day or not.
People hate to admit it but there is a deadline for that intense passionate “chaotic” love. After a certain age you approach everything through the lens of logic. You cannot afford to love the way you loved at 22 at 30
Holy shit... Wired reports that back in May, the U.S. Military was testing an experimental GPS jammer and and caused a civilian plane to crash into the side of a mountain, killing everyone on board.
CEO-to-worker pay in 1965 was 21 to 1. Today it's 285 to 1. That's not inflation. That's not "the market." That's sixty years of somebody deciding whose labor counts.
Not to be dramatic but I don’t think people quite understand how much of a disaster eliminating USPS would be. Like it would be end-of-this-country level of a disaster
i DO NOT want an AI summary of my Google search.
i DO NOT want an AI summary of my friend’s text message.
i DO NOT want an AI summary of the email I’m about to read.
I can read. PLEASE just let me.
If you can’t impeach a President for laundering money, War crimes, corruption, Market Manipulations, illegal Wars nowadays, what can you impeach them for?
I didn’t. Every single day of Biden admin I was thankful to be out of the madness. That dreadful November night pulled us right back in and we knew. we all fucking knew what would happen.
There was a time when I didn't know who JD Vance, Erika Kirk, Pete Hegseth, Kash Patel, Stephen Miller, Todd Blanche, and Karoline Leavitt were, and I really took that for granted.
The Trump crime family sued Capital One for shutting down 300 Trump bank accounts saying it’s was because of politics.
Capital One just replied, it was actually because of a money laundering review…
This should be much bigger news.
People keep saying the backlash against AI is just like the backlash against the internet in the '90s. As someone who actually remembers that time... no the fuck it isn't. People were excited about what the internet could do. AI has a lot of people wondering whether it's about to replace their jobs, flood the world with slop, and make it harder to trust what's real. Those aren't the same conversation.