You not voting is why the Democrats run shitty candidates. Protest voting does nothing. Primaries have around 10% turn out on average. Not voting is literally the fucking problem.

90 million registered voters didn’t vote, the most in US history. Please share what you have that points to the protest vote being a small percentage of that 90 million.

I’d love to see hard data, if it exists. Not holding my breath.

Is it an ableist slur? I think it mostly just applies to GOP voters and “I’m not voting because perfect is the enemy of good” non-voters.

No it existed. Harris is on record saying she’d like to work towards peace talks.

Which is objectively better than option B: vote GOP “finish them off” and option C: literally doing nothing.

Florida is actually ranked #22 in Pre-K to 12 and ranked #1 in higher education.

Part of that is because Florida colleges are cheaper on average, so more people go there. I no longer live there but some colleges offer cheaper out of state than many other states offer in state for masters and doctorate degrees.

Do you have a link to those estimates?

This is why I’ve blocked every major .ml instance that pops up on my feed.

Here’s another in case you didn’t know. People always talk about working in Japan to be brutal and constantly work long hours the entire week.

Data says otherwise. https://worldpopulationreview.com/country-rankings/average-work-week-by-country

According to a January 2025 survey, it is.

Anker has always been shit. I bought a few things from them in the past and most didn’t last 6 months.

I was at an airport waiting at the gate and this guy was trying to film a snippet for some “outrage” thing. The funniest part is he would do his little “yelling speech” listen to it and rerecord it. It must have been around 8 takes until he got it. Everyone else was just glancing at each other and trying not to laugh.

MAGA’s razor: it’s both malicious and stupidity.

It’s more of a short story in a book filled with time traveling short stories.

I’m trying to find what it’s called, but I still have the book. After reading it, I had a brief period of time where I was questioning my own freewill and choices.

Basically it starts with a time machine being in a warehouse and scientists all around. The person inside is doing everything backwards and they are attempting to communicate with paper, often getting answers before there is a question. It’s a good read and I won’t spoil the end.

The theory of M.A.D. disagrees. If Russia launched their nukes, so would the rest of the world.

At work I know some that will take the AI transcript from zoom and put it into Miro, Chatgpt, Gemini, or Notion and have it create a mind map, flow chart, or a bulleted work list.

They still have to go through and clean things up, but it still saves hours.

I work in Heath tech and we use Machine learning to create tools that help care managers and providers, but ultimately it’s still completely on the person to make important decisions. Our tool just helps you organize your day.

Sink deeper as you stare them down.

Like a CVS file.

A car is cheaper than most colleges.

That’s what politicians, famous people, and anyone who works with a charity does.