@Minholkin That was impressive.

@jdtasker No I'm pretty sure it's odds-on he does. I have a whiff of Koresh, Jim Jones, and Howard Huges.

You can stop adapting games now. https://arstechnica.com/culture/2024/10/apple-is-turning-the-oregon-trail-into-a-movie/

Watching idiots try to stop voting drop boxes is weird. Like they're not only bad people, they're dumb. Mail in ballots get validated and the person who sent them informed.

Like, we know when you try to mess with the vote.

Imagine you work at Blue Origin. I imagine a lot of resumes are getting updated.

@hallmarc he's not that smart, he doesn't calculate or think in plans. This is just who he is, whatever else.

Honestly I don't think Trump's horrendous MSG event was some brilliant calculation. It felt like he listened to people like his idiot sons.

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So hey, does the Washington Post or LA Times' owners think there's any difference between Trump and Harris after the MSG rally now?

So how's Trump's rally in NY going? So bad Megan McCain called him out and Rick Scott is panicing about losing the Puerto Rican vote.

@Zevon go on?

@Zevon I think people are WAY more pissed than a lot of the ruling class realize.

The lesson of Jeff Bezos is that of a man alone. Someone happy to exploit the system and people, and now experiencing his own vulnerability. He depends on the system, but people don't love or like him.

In a world with better distribution of resources, unions, social support, he'd have not risen so high. He also would have a network of culture and laws and people that would protect him out of principle, if not actually liking him.

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@LnzyHou and let's face it, not an easy job. You can IMITATE Trump. But to BE Trump is gonna take a level of depth, balance, and dare I even say empathy? And it's clear Stan was up to the task in just what little I saw.