I don't post much, or follow many directly. Mostly I use lists, such as this one, focused on public health - https://t.co/GKshY4dKEa
p.s. I follow a few high-visibility vaccine deniers & lab-leak criers on that list - don't think me in agreement: forewarned is forearmed.
Trump literally trumped the law. No one is ever going to see Donald Trump get the justice he deserves for all of the crimes he's committed. Why? It's bad. It's REALLY fucking BAD. Listen:
@ernietedeschi Not sure what's meant by 'entry level wages'. If it's the Federal minimum wage, that was $1.00/hour in 1958 and $15.00/hour in 2026. So today that's two hours and fourteen minutes of work vs. two hours and twenty-three minutes. Not much progress...8 seconds/year
@KurtSchlichter Dept of Defense Law of War Manual:
5.9 PERSONS PLACED HORS DE COMBAT
Persons, including combatants, placed hors de combat may not be made the object of attack....
• persons who have been rendered unconscious or otherwise incapacitated by wounds, sickness, or shipwreck ....
@elonmusk@grok "Just because your voice now goes all across the world does not mean you are any wiser than when it only went to the end of the bar." - Edward R. Murrow
@JessePeltan Then again, "Just because your voice now goes all across the world does not mean you are any wiser than when it only went to the end of the bar."
- Edward R. Murrow
@mattyglesias Don't know if it's the case for MTA, but DOTs often limit bids to companies that have the capacity to successfully complete large projects. Some DOTs have a tradition of doing in-house coordination of lots of small bidders (IA), others let bids of much larger scope (GA)
@JamesFallows Can't the difference be at least partly attributed to the fact that the wikileaks documents were made public, and so the press was driven to hastily weigh in?
@kevin2kelly@amcafee It's not clear to me why 10 people acting at 80% efficiency has an overall efficiency of 0.8^10 = 0.1073. That would be true, say, if each was doing a sub-task of one final aggregated task (as I understand Herbert Simon's - The Architecture of Complexity); but here?
@NateSilver538 Of course hindsight shows Ehrlich was wrong, but recall the rate of population increase was at the maximum at that time, so I figure he's justified raising a red flag.
Malthusian crashes have occurred; this from historian David Christian: