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(baseball player hits a crazy home run) me: wowww so cool. imagine being him right winger: that is *literally* impossible. I could not be that baseball player. I am me. I do not play baseball. and he is black

give it up already

Something I noticed.

I think it would be kinda fun to vote blue. We'd be posting memes like "blue gang rise up" and "wagmi" and "blue man group" and when we all end up living, we'd throw a party and the red voters wouldn't be invited. Gametheorycels would never experience the joy of being a bluechad.

This is not a political orientation. It’s a mental illness.

Just remembered the story about a computer scientist who had his bike stolen and tried to explain binary search to a cop

However dumb you think the process for destroying USAID was, it was dumber. This is from Nicholas Enrich's new book Into the Wood Chipper, describing a meeting with Trump-appointed USAID leadership *after* they had largely gutted the agency

I love being Catholic *because* the edicts of my faith constantly challenge my political beliefs. I cannot imagine a religion that would pride itself on being a reliable voting bloc, because service to Christ is first, not service to some temporal political party.

Honestly the two Speakers after Sen. Howard are the most telling. First Cowan is mad that the amendment makes "anybody born here" a citizen, even the Chinese and Gypsies. He wants to exclude them. Then Conness says, "nope, the Chinese and all other children will be citizens."

The number of folks who read this sentence "foreigners, aliens, WHO belong to the families of ambassadors" and are adamant it creates a list despite the fact they have to add the word "or" or "and" to make their argument. It takes an incredible level of cognitive dissonance.

When Project Hail Mary 1st came out (book not movie) a sister came to table & said she was reading it bc she loves books about the Blessed Mother. She was enjoying it, just taken aback by all the space stuff in it & wondering when Mary was going to show up. I love my sisters 😆

Los villanos siempre tienen doctorado. Dr. Doom, el Dr. Octopus, el Dr. Doofenshmirtz, Hannibal Lecter o el Dr. No. Incluso el Dr. Frankenstein o el Dr. Evil. En cambio, los buenos suelen quedarse en la maestría, como el maestro Yoda, el Maestro Roshi, el Maestro Splinter, el Maestro Miyagi, Shifu o el mismísimo Luke Skywalker. Los estudios de posgrado corrompen el alma.

• be Torakusu Yamaha • the son of a low-ranking samurai astronomer in 19th-century Japan • obsessed with Western machines, you make a living repairing watches and medical equipment • 1887: a local elementary school has a broken American reed organ. Nobody in the small town knows how to fix it. • you take it apart, realize it’s just two broken springs, and easily repair it • but instead of just handing it back, you realize: "If I can fix this, I can build it." • you draw a blueprint of the inside of the organ and build the very first Japanese-made reed organ from scratch • you show it off. People tell you it sounds terrible. • most people would quit. You sling the heavy wooden organ over your shoulder on a bamboo carrying pole. • you physically carry it 160 miles (250 km) on foot, trekking over the brutal Hakone mountains just to reach the Tokyo Music Institute to get real feedback from experts • the professors play it. They tell you the mechanics are brilliant, but the tuning is completely wrong. • you don't get defensive. You stay in Tokyo for a month, sitting in on university music theory lectures, holding a single tuning fork to your ear until you completely master the mathematics of sound frequencies • you walk 160 miles back home • you build a second organ. The professors test it and declare it "as good as those from abroad." • you found Nippon Gakki Co. (which later becomes Yamaha Corporation) • you decide to make your company logo three interlocking tuning forks to remember the pain and discipline of learning music theory from scratch • decades later, your company uses its piano woodworking expertise to build wooden airplane propellers in WWII • after the war, the company uses its new metallurgical expertise from the airplane engines to build motorcycles • you accidentally create a timeline where repairing a broken elementary school organ directly leads to the creation of the Yamaha YZF-R1 superbike • absolute, relentless horizontal integration based purely on figuring out how things work The ultimate testament to reverse-engineering reality.

Frodo visiting the pawn shop might be the greatest ai video yet

RT @sapinker: I agree with this assessment: Trivers explained "the many roots of our suffering" in his analysis of the inherent conflicts o…