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@RoofTopMariner@Softykjr I never did. I’d even venture to say that most people didn’t.
But those aren’t the ones that you see all over social media.
Textbook confirmation bias.
Love Russ.
@jaketapper Jake, how come nobody in the media even mentions the most likely explanation for the majority of the decline we saw first in Biden, and now in Trump.
Not dementia. MASSIVE chronic sleep deprivation.
Even if it’s not the whole reason, why isn’t it even part of the conversation?
@swigggs1@Asian12th The only reason the Packers were even winning was due to an earlier phantom pass interference penalty on 3rd down, which led to their only TD. The refs were terrible the entire game. Such a hilariously historic game, especially because it basically ended the lockout. 🤣
After reading Matt Shumer’s “Something Big is Coming” yesterday, which has hit 55M views, I started searching high and low for any and all counter arguments.
Not because I believed he wasn’t being honest. Or revealing valid a tectonic shift coming.
But because there is always two sides (minimum) to every story. Not sometimes. All times.
Forming opinions based on one side is how you get lobotomies becoming accepted psychiatric practice for twenty years.
So, is there any other viewpoint other than the end of the world as we know it where we’re all noodling at the local lake for our dinner?
Perhaps.
And, if so, this is the best I’ve seen.
Take a deep breath. And read it. You’ll take a deep breath after reading it, too.
@gfredericks_ Sorry, not on here much. I’ve always thought the class equation was a bit silly to state on its own. It’s not saying much more than conjugacy is an equivalence relation, and central elements are the singletons.