It may be too late to stop mail-in ballots for the midterms, but you can stop counting them after election day.

Good overview, matches my observations. I'd disagree with the terminology of "bubble." I think "hype" is more accurate. A bubble in the traditional sense really can't inflate with AI, simply because the lead times on electricity generation are so large. A bubble would imply the buildout of excess capacity that nobody ends up using; the LLM companies are selling all the capacity that they can manage to cobble together, with no sign that the demand is waning. Bubble is the wrong word for that.

Where water is scarce, closed loop is used. Evaporative cooling is only used where water is so abundant that the economics make sense.

Watch the actual video. He's playing with clickbait. The kids are raised, they feel a calling to move, so they sold the house. He plainly said it's the last post from that porch.

Literally nothing to see here.

I like to remind them to schedule their booster shot.

GOP Soap: The best way to wash off the Epstein stink.

And yet their banksters will try to push it on all the rest of us.

The Big Jews. Israel. Khazarians. European banksters. The Venetians. The Praetorian Guard. The Jesuits. The Muslim Brotherhood. The Vatican. The Prussian Army. The intelligence agencies. The cartels. More I'm not thinking about.

These are all tentacles. At the core are the Globalists, and their current capital is the City of London. The above are all their servants.

One of their favorite tricks is to shine the spotlight on a tentacle and get everybody to focus on it, so you don't see the Shoggoth at the center.

So the answer to your initial question: Yes.

For anyone curious, Laramie County is a keystone for this sort of enforcement, as both I-80 and I-25 cross through there and are very popular trucking routes.

Qanaut, this is genuinely one of the best memes I've ever seen. Encapsulates and communicates a massive amount of information at a single glance. Hilarious that both xenos are modded to be a bit sexy. Devastating in its simplicity. If you generated this, well done!

Anon, take a look at this. Clif High has survived cancer several times. He gives a brief outline of his methodology. Might be something in there you haven't thought of. https://clifhigh.substack.com/p/cancer

That generational interval is a decent guideline, but it's not a hard and fast rule. Sociologists place dividing lines based on cultural generalization, not mathematical precision.

It's a fine move politically, but what's the enforcement mechanism? Without that, it's just posturing.

When it hits 200 this meme will no longer be safe for work.

He may accept some light advisory role, but I suspect Musk wants to focus on his companies now.

A civil war could be pretty straightforward:

1. Army: Isolate the blue enclaves. Cut off all transportation and supply.

2. Navy/Marines: Secure the ports & train routes through the cities.

3: Process the refugees as they stream out.

This path doesn't exist, I don't know why we keep talking about it. It's in the 12th Amendment: "But no person constitutionally ineligible to the office of President shall be eligible to that of Vice-President of the United States."

He's the Commander-in-Chief. Why would he need to rely on misspellings on social media to approve a military operation?

There's a lot of conflation between the "I love Hamas crowd" and the "Israel should not be blasting its way through kids to get to Hamas" crowd.

Forbidden? It's been legal here in Wyoming for years. Somebody doesn't know what they're talking about.

Feels like a color revolution.

The toxin angle is the only criticism that makes any sense in this discussion.

I don't see it as grooming. Were your nieces grooming you? Of course not. They were having a good time with their uncle. Same thing with this situation. A 3-year old isn't doing this because he's confused. He's doing this because it's fun and funny, and very interesting that this liquid turns his fingers to funny colors. To read more into that is to rob the kid of that innocence - just as it would rob your nieces of something important if you thought they were trying to groom you.

True, but at 3 years old, this isn't a sign of anything. Just a kid being a kid.

I get it. But there's a thick line between what you did - protecting your kid from a danger he was helpless to deal with himself - and what Grandma did - signaling to the kid that there's something wrong with his curiosity and playfulness. So long as the daycare didn't hold him down and paint his nails by force, there's nothing in this story to indicate grooming. Odds are, he had a blast doing that with his friends. Not good to stifle that sort of thing.