@justmazer Does the program consider experienced industry operators as well? I’ve spent my career in real estate and am now developing an idea that I believe could meaningfully change how real estate gets built.
@jyashouafar Your architect obviously knows better than you. Just because you’re footing the bill and responsible for all the downside risk doesn’t mean your opinion means much…
Bernard Henri-Levy, in the WSJ: “A genocidal army doesn’t take two years to win a war in a territory the size of Las Vegas.
A genocidal army doesn’t send SMS warnings before firing or facilitate the passage of those trying to escape the strikes.
A genocidal army wouldn’t evacuate, every month, hundreds of Palestinian children suffering from rare diseases or cancer, sending them to hospitals in Abu Dhabi as part of a medical airlift set up right after Oct. 7.
To speak of genocide in Gaza is an offense to common sense, a maneuver to demonize Israel, and an insult to the victims of genocides past and present.”
The Bibas story is not a tragedy. Tragedy connotes some sort of accidental disaster. The Bibas story is a crime of the highest degree. The Bibas story is a horror. The Bibas story is a stain on the human race. Say their names and never ever forgive or forget.
To be Jewish has meant experiencing a crushing disappointment in the world since the Hamas attacks that started this war. A stray line in one of the many articles about the Bibas family today unintentionally offers a crystal clear explanation for that disappointment. “For many Israelis,” The New York Times writes, “the story of the Bibas family has become a symbol of the brutality of the Hamas-led Oct. 7 attack.”
That sentence is accurate. But in another universe, one where the “international community” cares a whit for justice and human decency, the sentence would read this way: “For everyone, the story of the Bibas family has become a symbol of the brutality of the Hamas-led Oct. 7 attack.”
In such a world, the faces of the Bibas children would be everywhere at all times. In the world in which we live, by contrast, posters with those faces get torn down from bulletin boards. In the kind of world we hope to deserve to inhabit, no children’s charity or NGO would go a day without drawing attention to Kfir and Ariel and the monsters who stole them.
Read @SethAMandel:
https://t.co/C65DIOziUa
@bryan_johnson@farbood What’s the best way to replicate the benefits of a hyperbaric chamber if I don’t have access to one? Any suggestions on a chamber that’s relatively affordable to buy for personal home use?
@AlpacaAurelius What’s the best flour to use to make this? I’ve been GF for 12 years and dying to find an alternative to the garbage GF breads available for sale.