๐จ๐จ Tucker Carlson insists three times that Hitler "did not want to go to war with the UK," and twice demands that Jacob Rees-Mogg "acknowledge" it.
Hitler "didn't want war" with Britain the way a mugger doesn't want a fight with his victim. He wanted Britain to stand aside while he took Europe.
Britain publicly guaranteed Poland's independence in March 1939. Hitler invaded Poland anyway.
Rees-Mogg: "I'm very surprised you're verging on defending Hitler."
Carlson sarcastically remarks that he is a secret Nazi, then clarifies that he is neither a secret Nazi nor a public Nazi.
There were a lot of things that only worked because there's a limit to the rate at which humans can operate. We're about to find out what all of them are, as they break.
In short, the facts now emerging about the fatalities in Gaza are exactly as we predicted back in 2024.
A lot of people should lose their careers over their ridiculous statistical modelling predicting hundreds of thousands of deaths in outlets like the Lancet and joke NGOs like AOAV. They wonโt. Theyโll get a free pass. Their blood libel work is done.
Famine allegations, destruction of healthcare, targeting civilians; all debunked by Hamasโs own numbers. Thatโs before we get to the 5,000 combatants weโve found on the lists so far (from obituaries released mainly by the militant groups themselves).
The worldโs media should hang their heads in shame.
1501: Pope Alexander VI criticizes Gutenbergโs printing press safety
โThe art of printing can be of great service in so far as it furthers the circulation of useful & tested books; but it can bring about serious evils l..it will, therefore, be necessary to maintain full controlโ
I feel like a lot of social media hubbub can be explained by the fact that thereโs zero stakes attached. The actual Klan, for example, engaged in traitorous activity including conspiracy, terrorism, and good old organized crime
The AI-generated music discussion has now moved from Muzak to pop to some pretty top-end material, and I think this is a good statement on the state of things. It will be interesting to see where we are in a year:
As a composer, I would say that this fugue is technically correct but lifeless. It has what we might describe as "flat affect". It doesn't grow or change. It doesn't draw you in. It's fairly repetitive and doesn't take advantage of opportunities to grab and exploit your emotions, despite actually creating a few opportunities to do so.
An advertising campaign featuring Sydney Sweeney for a sports betting platform, in which she covers herself with footballs, tennis rackets, and hockey pads, has sparked widespread backlash from female athletes, who say it sexualizes women in sports.
Who pays all these pro-nuclear, anti-renewable bots and why? Few other subjects provide such a predictable response, and there the motivation is much easier to guess