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Is it not inevitable that these 'frontier AI labs' calling for regulation are going to get eaten alive by the half dozen big tech companies that have accountants overseeing the nerds? The business case will prevent AI risk, the market won't stay solvent long enough to present X risk.

I may not be educated, but I can sanity check. This stuff is really expensive and when the bill comes due someone who has the revenue to pay it gets the assets.

Do you mean smartest possible matches as in the match is smart, that is, it's a good match, or the match is with a smart person?

You are correct that Iran-driven petrol prices are likely the biggest fixable issue for republicans, but grocery prices are even bigger- mostly due to beef. There's not a whole lot Trump can do about that one, or would have been able to, however.

This is actually one of those things with a long history. CF moonies.

She did accept a contract clause about abortion.

The US has the highest incarceration rate among first world countries and democracies, as separate subsets? But the USA isn't an outlier in low crime rates. There's obviously another variable.

Obviously, a black woman claiming asylum in Texas from a gay muslim couple demanding an unwanted abortion is a culture war issue.

Now, if this woman were truly consistently pro-life from the outset, she wouldn't have been a surrogate. But fair enough, some people see the reality and have a moral awakening. Generally speaking if they won't take the child it's unclear why they care; it's unlikely she's going to get child support from them anyways. But they have the kid, don't they?

Don't prenups get thrown out the second they're called into question anyways?

How did she land is the bigger variable, I think.

Yes, usually individuals with extensive contact with the criminal justice system don't get picked for juries.

Political appointees preferring to talk to friendly media is nothing unusual.

The Saudis just don't have a very good military- they need to invest in scouting, artillery, regular ground pounder infantry that can go on patrol, etc. They were trying to defeat the Houthis by carpet bombing with F-16's, for crying out loud.

Being bad at math isn’t a conspiracy theory.

Some good examples of left-aligned conspiracy theories would be Russiagate, thé project 2025 freak out, or a good chunk of the trans genocide claims.

For a more macabre example, consider that Germany was able to successfully conceal the Holocaust from most of its people- largely by the government telling transparent lies.

Uh, thats not true. ‘Epstein class’ ideas are pretty bipartisan proleslop, antisemitic conspiracy theories are now widespread on the left, project 2025 conspiracy theories were everywhere, etc.

I’ll agree that Hanania looks weird, but it’s not that bad.

The real historical figure who most resembles Trump is Demetrius Poliorketes, incidentally. But to keep on the Roman theme Marius is more topical.

??? It’s true that there’s not a lot of ‘nanothermite insider trading with ties to the bush family’ style trutherism these days but ‘Israël did it’ is more mainstream than ever, and that was always a big chunk of trutherism.

Im referring to Demetrius poliorketes’s behavior in Athens, specifically, as the savior god.

Trump is Marius. He’s pissing off the elite, he’s violating all sorts of unwritten rules, he’s engaging in poliorketic egotistical excess, but he’s not actually breaking the organs of the republic.

America’s social spending is not an outlier compared to European countries:

There are also abundant conspiracy theories about 9/11 and the Kennedy assassination. Stuff like this just brings the crazies out of the woodwork.

He did pass out shit to the Republican base. Faith based charities, tax cuts that favor breadwinner families, Medicare part D… all favors thé Republican base.

It may include things that there are good reasons to do, but they do favor individual republicans.

I think you’re significantly overrating thé knowledgeability of low information voters. To them, thé President can totally helicopter out cash.

Robot welding has been used for a while in detroit, hasn’t it? It’s clearly a mature technology that they just hadn’t figured out how to deploy to this particular application.