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Eccles. 9:10

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@pakt444 “Before that clock strikes twelve, I want that fade.”

Cinderella ass threat

[doomer @uncledoomer]

imagine turning this on at the beach and every bluetooth speaker within 500 yards detonates like a claymore

[Robby Starbuck @robbystarbuck]

We need judges everywhere to behave like this in criminal cases. Give the max. Every. Single. Time. Draw the line. Send the message: You do the crime, we will throw the book at you and your life will effectively be over. It’s time for an era where mercy for innocent citizens is the only mercy we show.

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@nattyover @kkakaes @grok are there any real-world applications of this?

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@bfin01322150 @austrosillyism The acknowledgment reflects her lack of intelligence. No remotely intelligent person would write something like that, even as an afterthought.

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lol what year do you think it is? 2020?

Nobody is discredited by allegations of being “hateful” or a “bigot” anymore, because everyone has caught on to the fact that those words are simply leftist substitutes for “someone who disagrees with me.”

You need new tricks, those dogs don’t hunt anymore. Black-magic word spell denied 🪄

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“MAGAs are radicals and will destroy anyone that thinks different.”

Leftists lost their ability to meaningfully complain about retaliation for “thinking different” when they celebrated Charlie Kirk getting shot in the neck for doing the same.

I bet Charlie would’ve preferred simply being banned from speaking at UVU over being assassinated.

Relative to how leftists retaliate, CNN got off easy.

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@williams_g53199 @LaurenWitzkeDE We got text-based schizophrenia before we got GTA 6

[teenage sex and death at cab cutie @ManuclearBomb]

waking up hungover next to my cat waiting for breakfast

[Defender of the Republic 🇺🇸 @realdefender45]

I often think of this video.
Being in a room full of these people is like a form of torture.

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I mostly agree with @chuckburley

Between studying for the LSAT, taking the LSAT, applying to schools, getting admitted, starting school, making it through three years, studying for the Bar exam, taking and passing the Bar exam, applying to jobs, getting employed, and remaining employed long enough to be too valuable to lose your job to AI, you’re looking at a roughly five-year timeline—assuming you start today.

In five years, I predict we’ll be leaving the “AI helps me be a better, faster lawyer” phase and into the “oh shit oh fuck” phase.

Hiring will constrict and firms will shrink, and law students or young associates will feel like CS majors do today.

That said, if you have a passion for the law and can’t see yourself doing anything else, then do it.

If AI takes your job, it’ll probably also take the alternative job you weren’t passionate about either (assuming you’re going from knowledge work to knowledge work).

So might as well spend this time pursuing something difficult that you care about. You’ll grow enormously, which has value in and of itself, and you might even end up being succesful if (1) AI progress slows (not necessarily unlikely given recent sentiment from top labs), and (2) you are serious about leveraging AI in everything you do in this journey.

But yeah, at this point I would not recommend getting into debt.

I got a full ride scholarship with a couple $30 LSAT study books and about a year of self-directed study. You can too.

Feel free to DM me if you have any questions.

[Arthur MacWaters @ArthurMacwaters]

“The American culture is we start from scratch, and we beat you”
- Lee Kuan Yew, describing the USA

[Sarah Fields @SarahisCensored]

🚨 UPDATE: Port Angeles High School (Washington) Principal Mace Gratz has been placed on leave.

This comes after the school faced major backlash for allowing students wearing bloody “FREEDOM” shirts and mocking Charlie Kirk to remain at school throughout the day.

One student, a trans who pretends to be a boy, posted public and now viral TikToks appearing to mock Kirk from inside the school. In comments, the student said they would have been fine if “MAGA” people online had not complained and said they were later suspended for three days. She showed no remorse for her actions.

My original post reached more than 6 million views, hundreds contacted the school, and parents in the district pushed back.

Pressure works. Parents speaking up works. Public accountability works.

Also, for the morons in the back, reposting public video and comments is not “doxxing”, no matter how hard you attempt to change the definition. Pound sand.

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@fauxstonox Hasan’s retarded, but we should encourage more of this behavior: he made a claim, pulled up the source when challenged, and admitted his error instead of obfuscating.

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I’m a lawyer and we’re absolutely fucked within the next 5-10 years. I’m also an accelerationist, so this isn’t AI hate.

“AI is a tool” is true, but only while we’re in this brief equilibrium of AI being useful enough to be helpful but not enough to take over a case.

The last remaining bottlenecks (longer time-horizon tasks and context windows, organizational adoption, etc.) are quickly widening.

Notably, intelligence is no longer a bottleneck: these models are already smarter and more efficient than many partners.

Your mom is busy because we’re still early. But it’s worth repeating: we’re fucked soon enough.

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@BoringBiz_ 1) This is very clearly the uninformed take of someone with zero knowledge of the legal profession. This is going to be very helpful to lawyers, but not threatening.

2) Lawyers are 100% fucked. Just not yet.

[Riley Beesley @rileybeesley]

College Democrats at the University of Utah have deleted their Instagram account. They're upset we didn't get expelled.

[Utah College Republicans @UtahCollegeReps]

When Republicans rally behind a just cause, winning is possible.

Rylie and Riley were mistreated by the University of Utah. We’re grateful, nonetheless, that common sense prevailed.

Massive victory for conservative students. Never bend the knee to the WOKE MOB!

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@UtahCollegeReps @rileybeesley @UUtah So happy to watch them eat shit. Total College Republicans victory.

[Old Stock Appalachian 🇺🇸 @TheAmRev]

The Heritage American debate isn’t just about severing your connection to the American past.

The more sinister idea is that what you do today carries no inheritance forward.

Serve your country. Build something. Sacrifice. Endure. Die for it.

Then be told your descendants have no special claim to your story, no right to take pride in your sacrifice, no deeper connection because of what you gave.

Once you convince a people that inheritance, lineage, and posterity mean nothing, you’ve weakened one of the oldest reasons men sacrifice for a future they’ll never live to see.

That is fertile ground for any system that wants loyalty transferred from family and inheritance to the state.