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If you see me tweet the same things in different ways #mindyourbusiness I need to get it out of my #system
I fixed what my agent left behind
Two months after a coding agent turned a failing test green and left an inconsistent API behind, I gave another agent the brief I should have written. It stopped three times, and each stop…
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संभाजी नगर मुस्लिम पीड़ित परेशान हैं लेकिन पुलिस FIR लिखने को राजी नहीं बार बार थाने के चक्कर काटने पर भी FIR नहीं लिखी जा रही।
मुसलमानों की जान इतनी सस्ती हो गई कि कातिलों के खिलाफ पुलिस प्रशासन FIR दर्ज करने को तैयार नहीं?
whence not one with powerful sense stops seeking the #operating of {GREATEST❤️/🔨🛠️🔧\💔#SYSTEM}
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WHO THE FUCK IS |/(th|is #not #iT|#STEM)?!?!
whence not one with powerful sense stops seeking the #operating of {GREATEST❤️/🔨🛠️🔧\💔#SYSTEM}
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WHO THE FUCK IS |/(th|is #not #iT|#STEM)?!?!
Um wtf @McDonalds I need my points back now! I drove all the way here for the lady to say she “can #try to push the order through” but she “ #dont #know if it’s gonna work cuz there an outage” in the #system . 😡😖
Last night, between consulting projects, I decided to have a little fun and build a system dynamics model of political election cycles. What started as a fairly simple experiment turned into something considerably more interesting, and it may eventually find its way onto @GDPDynamics.
The model is built around essentially four agents: three political parties, Left, Right, and Centre, and a general voting population. Each political party has one objective, to win an election and remain in office for as many consecutive terms as possible. The voting population has an equally simple objective, to elect whichever party they are least dissatisfied with, or conversely, the party they are most satisfied with.
Each political party has a direct rival. Left competes with Right, Right competes with Centre, and Centre competes with Left. Dissatisfaction with one party influences dissatisfaction with its rival, creating a continuous feedback structure between all three parties. These relationships are nonlinear, meaning a change in dissatisfaction doesn't necessarily produce a proportional response elsewhere in the system.
The model doesn't need an external political cycle imposed on it. The interactions between the parties themselves can generate the changing political conditions that eventually determine election outcomes. Add the fact that elections occur at fixed intervals, and you get a political system capable of producing irregular changes in government, including periods where one party remains in office for several consecutive terms.
My underlying thesis, or perhaps more accurately my mental model of electoral politics, is that every incumbent government starts a dissatisfaction clock the moment it takes office. Sometimes that clock runs slowly, allowing a party to govern for several terms. Other times it runs considerably faster, and the government finds itself thrown out after a single term. The important point is that the clock is always running.
A party enters government with public expectations, makes decisions, disappoints some voters, accumulates political baggage, and gradually becomes less attractive relative to the opposition. Meanwhile, the parties outside government benefit from not being responsible for governing, allowing dissatisfaction with them to dissipate. Eventually, the political balance shifts enough for another party to take office, and the process begins again.
What I'm exploring is whether this process is fundamentally endogenous to the political system itself.
We tend to explain election results through individual policies, political controversies, scandals, personalities, economic conditions, and whatever happens to dominate the news during an election campaign. I'm not suggesting these things have no consequences. Obviously they do.
But my suspicion is that many of these events are simply the visible expressions, accelerators, or convenient explanations for an underlying process of accumulating dissatisfaction. Specific policies and scandals may be less important to the long-run evolution of political power than the feedback mechanisms that make incumbent governments increasingly vulnerable over time.
In other words, the political controversy of the day might explain how a government loses an election without necessarily explaining why the political system repeatedly produces dissatisfied electorates looking for alternatives.
I've deliberately kept the model abstract. There are no named politicians, no specific policy platforms, and no assumptions that one political ideology is inherently more successful than another. The dynamics come from the interactions between the parties, the accumulation and dissipation of dissatisfaction, and the electoral decisions of the voting population.
The result is a small nonlinear system dynamics model capable of generating surprisingly complex political behavior from a handful of relatively simple relationships. I've also been experimenting with whether those interactions can produce endogenous chaotic behavior, where very small differences in initial political conditions eventually lead to very different election histories.
Of course, this is still an experimental model, not a validated theory of electoral politics. The assumptions need testing, and producing interesting mathematical behavior is not the same thing as explaining actual elections.
But that's the fun of system dynamics. You can start with a relatively simple mental model of how you think a system operates, express those relationships mathematically, and discover what behavior actually emerges from their interaction.
I may develop this further and eventually add it to @GDPDynamics, where people could experiment with political dissatisfaction, party rivalry, election intervals, and incumbency effects themselves.
Also another side note while any system dynamic software can achieve this type of modeling I chose to use my friend and mentors @ProfSteveKeen Ravel software. I may also post this model file on the GDP Dynamics Patreon at some point.
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We understood the sacrifice. We still served.
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@desireefixler Other times, other people. Today #mainstreammedia and #system or #matrix made people weak and dumb on purpose. To control them better.
#Feminism is one of the weapons that were used to achieve that.
#PoliticallyCorrect is another one.
#controcorrente
THESE #AIPAC #ISRAEL FIRST UNIPARTY MOTHERFUCKERS DID NOT SHOW UP TO #WORK - FOR US. #WE #THE #PEOPLE.
WHY? THEY #DO #NOT #WORK FOR AMERICA! #AMERICAFIRST
THESE MORONS WORK FOR THE #ISRAELFIRST AGENDA.
AND THEY STILL COLLECT A #SALARY FROM #OUR #TAXES!!
THAT’S THE #SYSTEM !!
IT IS WHAT IT IS BY #DESIGN .
FUCK YOU!
THESE #AIPAC #ISRAEL FIRST UNIPARTY MOTHERFUCKERS DID NOT SHOW UP TO #WORK - FOR US. #WE #THE #PEOPLE.
WHY? THEY #DO #NOT #WORK FOR AMERICA! #AMERICAFIRST
THESE MORONS WORK FOR THE #ISRAELFIRST AGENDA.
AND THEY STILL COLLECT A #SALARY FROM #OUR #TAXES!!
THAT’S THE #SYSTEM !!
IT IS WHAT IT IS BY #DESIGN .
FUCK YOU!
The 11 Democrats who did not vote to Impeach Pete Hegseth:
Julia Brownley (CA) @RepBrownley
Lou Correa (CA) @RepLouCorrea
Laura Gillen (NY) @RepLauraGillen
Steven Horsford (NV) @RepHorsford
Jonathan Jackson (IL) @rep_jackson
Nancy Pelosi (CA) @SpeakerPelosi
Brittany Pettersen (CO) @RepPettersen
Melanie Stansbury (NM) @Rep_Stansbury
Haley Stevens (MI) @RepHaleyStevens
Marilyn Strickland (WA) @RepStricklandWA
Frederica Wilson (FL) @RepWilson
$Supra's #EVM platform is currently being significantly refined in critical areas (#system #contracts, #ownership, #automation #fees, #Ethereum #compatibility).
The #beta version is already running on #Devnet, and these changes pave the way for the next, more stable release.
@SUPRA_Labs @supragainz #Supra $Supra 🔥💎 #soon
supra:native some good updates on github REVM today
source: https://t.co/lRqTN83eXZ
Reflecting: THIS IS WAR!!💯💯
No better time to Play this SONG than NOW!! #REVOLUTION #Tracy #Chapman
OUR GENERATION IS #TIRED OF THE BULLSHIT FROM THESE MOTHERFUCKERS - #POLITICIANS. AND A #SYSTEM THAT DOES NOT #RESPECT AND/OR #REPRESENT US!!!
TIME FOR OUR COUNTRY - #AMERICAFIRST AGENDA. AND NOT #AIPAC #ISRAELFirst #UNIPARTY AGENDA.
DEMOCRACY?
FUCK DEMOCRACY!!
Tracy Chapman
- Talkin' Bout a Revolution -
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जनता: "बहुत बढ़िया, अब इन्हें किसी अनपढ़ बाहुबली के पीछे फाइलें उठाने का काम सौंप दो।" 🫡
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Reflecting: THIS IS WAR!!💯💯
No better time to Play this SONG than NOW!! #REVOLUTION #Tracy #Chapman
OUR GENERATION IS #TIRED OF THE BULLSHIT FROM THESE MOTHERFUCKERS - #POLITICIANS. AND A #SYSTEM THAT DOES NOT #RESPECT AND/OR #REPRESENT US!!!
TIME FOR OUR COUNTRY - #AMERICAFIRST AGENDA. AND NOT #AIPAC #ISRAELFirst #UNIPARTY AGENDA.
DEMOCRACY?
FUCK DEMOCRACY!!
Tracy Chapman
- Talkin' Bout a Revolution -
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