On the one hand they claim warm air holds more moisture, leading to greater flooding. On the other they claim it holds less moisture leading to de-greening (which simply is empirically false) nature.com/articles/nclim…

I’ve never seen something so perfectly exemplify a return to trend misinterpreted as a crowning achievement.

Owl is two syllables. Prove me wrong.

Because both of them get it wrong 2/3 of the time but only one of them isn’t lying to me intentionally.

This is for sure the least nuanced finance take of 2024

Actually surprised at the low concentration in this oval. A significant number of very intelligent people in my circle gave 2 fucks about grades.

Quote tweeting with replies off is a sure sign of confidence in your viewpoint.

This is an odd response. Because what it indicates is Canada wants to impose an excise tax, not a tariff. Which is the opposite of a tariff.

You want to make Puerto Rico a state because it’s politically advantageous. I want to make Puerto Rico a state so that there are 51 states and Round Number Simpletons are eternally annoyed. We are not the same.

The cost of the coffee in a $4.50 cold brew is probably 10 cents. The tariff maybe adds a penny. Imagine getting scammed by your leftist coffee shop and openly bragging about it likes it’s an own of Trump

Eggs are $4 in CA. Dirt cheap protein Living in NYC, SF, Miami, or Austin is not a human right. Rents in most of country are affordable College costs have outpaced inflation while becoming less useful. Stop going unless for a hard science, law etc

This is an awful example. 1) these are both maps of gerrymandering 2) the rectangles example actually creates an outcome further from expected (40%) than the supposedly gerrymandered version (20%).

I don’t particularly believe these claims either, but I wouldn’t say they’re false, provide zero evidence, and then turn off replies if I had the receipts.

Someone should create WWAR. Wasted Wins Against Replacement. Essentially, all WAR accumulated while your team is out of contention for the playoffs. While I have an affinity for small market teams, it’s still tough to see such talent being wasted.