Jacob Janssen

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Hundreds of Minnesotans are leaving their "I voted" stickers at the site where Alex Pretti was murdered by ICE agents.

[Jacob Janssen @janssenjacob]

@exec_sum why @grok

[Adam Cochran (adamscochran.eth) @adamscochran]

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This is FAR more dark than you realize…

We all knew Lindsey Graham was gay.

That’s not the problem.

The problem is he paid male escorts, including a minor, for sex, and was apparently filmed doing so.

That blackmail obviously ended up in the hands of foreign adversaries.

[Jacob Janssen @janssenjacob]

@Noahpinion like with democracy and the rule of law, there's bound to be way around that

[Jacob Janssen @janssenjacob]

@grok @Point_of_Gold @robert_zubrin so you present different facts depending on the context and who is asking?

[Jacob Janssen @janssenjacob]

@Noahpinion @nickcammarata have you had the peaches though

[Andrea @Walrathis]

2026

[Jacob Janssen @janssenjacob]

@patrickc The old building is much more costly to make liveable. If you buy a property, you look for functionality as well as aesthetics.

[Djuney @juneymb]

The community note.

[Jacob Janssen @janssenjacob]

@Liv_Boeree @RichardHanania First three examples that come to mind show mixed results - the atom bomb, the millennium bug, the LHC creating a black hole that would suck up the earth

[Milena Holdert @milenaholdert]

.@hugodejonge krijgt tijdens de corona-enquete zojuist de vraag waarom VWS een zin toevoegde aan een OMT-advies die mondkapjes in verpleeghuizen ontraadde. Was hier sprake van politieke aansturing? Nee, zegt hij, er zou een "insinuatie" achter zitten van Kamer en Nieuwsuur.

[Jacob Janssen @janssenjacob]

@Noahpinion The influential covid paper advocating targeted lockdowns ignores suppression is easier when prevalence is lower. eta could be a policy dial, not an assumption. I'd expect a crush&hold optimum and I find it so reckless to publish it at such a critical time

[Jacob Janssen @janssenjacob]

@ramez Standard in my physics&math university teaching. Very effective for me. The optional lectures could be read from the books with a similar gain in understanding, while the often difficult homework problems required help in the mandatory exercise classes.

[Jacob Janssen @janssenjacob]

@Noahpinion don't forget about the shrubberies

[Jacob Janssen @janssenjacob]

@paulg @bscholl is the bottleneck generation or grid

[Jacob Janssen @janssenjacob]

@vtchakarova without any expertise here, I would guess the world supply of oil/gas balances to an oil price that is close to the price when the strait would be open, and the toll would mostly fall onto producers not the buyers

[Jacob Janssen @janssenjacob]

@Noahpinion What is the capacity implementing these barriers? Like how Europe export halts to Russia turned out impossible because immediately 3rd country trade turned up, or with the trump tariffs all chinese factories in indonesia etc popped up

[Jacob Janssen @janssenjacob]

@XanderKoolman Ze hadden evt. gedacht dat het doel de middelen rechtvaardigde, maar ook het doel was verkeerd. Jouw 'deontologische kijk' is veel minder robuust tegen fouten, die er zijn bij grote onzekerheid.

Als je geen idee hebt wat er aan de hand is kun je misschien beter eerlijk zijn.

[Jacob Janssen @janssenjacob]

@lexhoogduin @marcelcrok @mkeulemans Mooi artikel in nature uit 2020 door @hausfath : https://t.co/WeWD18mEEU en nooit als plausibel maar eerder als worst-case bedoeld moet zijn (en ook was als ik het goed begrijp)

[Tom Harwood @tomhfh]

I think a huge part of the reason why no government has been able to enact difficult pro-growth reforms is that the average voter still believes we remain a rich country.

You hear this in politicians’ rhetoric “the sixth richest country in the world”.

We’re the sixth largest economy but now far from the richest. Per capita we’re tanking down the rankings.

One of the reasons why Poland or China have been able to have growth miracles in recent years is they think like a developing country.

They know they were poor and they have to build to get rich.

We think we are rich and that we don’t have to build anything anymore, or that when we do, it has to be the most expensive possible version of what we build.

Bat tunnels. Fish Discos. Kittiwake hotels.

We think we’re rich so we can afford to chase some wealth creators away, afford to mandate public biodiversity net gain on every development in the country, and afford to ratchet up state pension spending five times faster than the rate of growth in the economy.

We’re suffering from acute ‘rich country delusion’.

It’s only once we realise we’re far poorer than we should be that we can start to fix this nonsense.