@ehseacs @ScottStamb82849@dick_nixon Agree with the pundit part, but I think his model is solid. I don’t know that the concept of poll aggregation makes sense anymore, but I don’t see think his thumb is on the scale.
I’ll be honest, because I can only be honest. @ScottWalker, I truly thought you were a man of principle. I expected most of my former Republican colleagues to sell their souls to Trump, but I didn’t think you would. I was wrong. And it makes me sad.
@randall_plant @brianjackson502 @mrod21mvp@hyattch@RadioFreeTom Actually: If you truly don’t give a fuck, then please just listen to folk here, cast a vote for Harris, and then go back to clowning on social media.
@stephenfhayes@SusanKristol@SarahLongwell25@JonahDispatch She’s progressive on some issues. But the *real* far-left Democrats are arguing for stuff like embargoing Israel and completely nationalizing healthcare.
Disagree with her if you like, but she’s objectively approximately median in the Dem party.
@librarythingtim Maybe? I think that if limiting resale were a legal option, auto dealers would do it routinely.
I remain surprised that clickthrough terms are actually binding, honestly — a contract negotiation really should involve, y'know, negotiation and a meeting of the minds
@elneurozorro a million million years ago we ran an fMRI study called "spider train" which, as the name suggests, involved a spider stuck to a lil plastic train
I'm not sure that ever got published
@librarythingtim@argyriou15 In a normal, well-functioning market, the money businesses save in staffing costs would be passed on as lower costs. And I suspect we'll see that in the medium-to-long term. Software, having eaten the world, will begin the process of autophagy