Just don’t make toad jokes.

Legislating science away. See how much Nature cares about your votes.

I think you could draw some correlation ratio between his companies’ times of success and his involvement. An inverse ratio.

Ran out of eggs a while back.

Didn’t Trump at one point claim Joe wasn’t actually doing anything and it was Trump that was running the country in the 2020 term?

Going through the lyrics would be a wild ride. “What are you raging against?” It’s either going to be legit right wing hate spewing, or it’s going to be anger against things that the right wing media invented, or that the right has actually done and blamed the left for.

Diesel. Still same problems, but diesel will burn a lot more fuel sources, some that can be made far easier than gasoline.

Not yet… hey, where did the Jedi run off to?

Many do. Others don’t. It’s not required for living generally, and it isn’t needed to validate a vote. This is an invented problem to try and control who can vote. One party has to do that to survive, and they’re very good at minimizing turnout of people who might vote against them. As you can see.

Disinformation with a motive to sabotage people in need in both groups by misdirecting people. Imagine being able to sleep at night knowing what you do hurts people. Pure evil.

It can also be a tactic to keep his followers at bay who might see those numbers and question his work. I know, it seems a stretch, but somewhere out there are a few people every day who go, “hey…wait a minute”. It’s easy management, just suggestions from him that the polls are wrong ease any wandering minds.

Geordi: “I already did.”

They’re trying to normalize it. And they will succeed if it happens enough time and people don’t do anything against it.

The real VIP. That really was solid science, and surprising results. I do think some additional research should be done via peer review to expand the sample size and ensure the original cats were acting as any cat would and not just well disciplined.

Also, what about when a cat is sick? That is certainly going to change the results.

As a (still) Linux novice, this is something that I noticed with later distributions but never thought about your valid point. I did always wonder why there should be different places to install things in the same OS. It would probably be fine if they handled things the same, but then all you’re doing is changing the UI. It never “felt” like they did things the same.

People don’t change. Some people look at what they’re repeating and try to understand the why, others blindly do what they are told by whom they deem as authority. LLMs are the latest, earlier were various websites (which LLMs were trained on, uh oh), still before that were the computer magazines with things to type in and the later versions even maybe a free CD of stuff. The printed media was less likely to have malicious things in them, but lord did they have errors, and the right error in the wrong place could ruin someone’s day if they just ran it without understanding it.

It occurred just like gasoline shortages occur. If the media doesn’t make headlines that suggest buying as much as you can immediately, even if there is a supply chain problem things can adjust to meet normal demands. But when everyone takes all the stock at the same time, even a running production can’t keep up with that demand in a just-in-time system. I experienced a local fuel shortage before because of news of a damaged oil pipeline far away, and gas became unavailable for a few days, then started filling back up, all long before the pipeline issue would have affected us.

“A person is smart. People are dumb, panicky, dangerous animals and you know it.”

Unfortunately they left off the most important part. The original source to be cited in future internet debates.