Em Adespoton

No?

But we’re getting a Prime Minister who’s about to leave office who suddenly thinks it’s a good idea.

Personally, I’d like to see him make some effort to do some more of the things he promised to do when he was first elected.

For instance, ranked voting in the next election would be awesome.

That’s logical fallacy though. More likely, there were general principles at play that resulted in his probability of being assassinated increasing. Secret organized groups plotting his downfall aren’t necessary and would be much more complicated to pull off than just letting social response take its course.

But human minds like to turn everything into a narrative where all the parts are directly connected, when in truth, it’s usually a combination of natural selection and social dynamics.

I think he, personally, had made a lot of enemies because of how he spoke, and then conflated that with more general and organized resistance to his ideas instead of it being reactionary responses so his delivery.

People are generally nowhere near as organized as we give them credit for.

I believe his observations were mostly correct, but wouldn’t tie it as closely to a “group” as he did.

I disagreed with it at the time and do again now… there’s no grand conspiracy; people are just depressingly predictable in how they respond to economic and cultural pressures. Some people recognize the trends and attempt to ride them or even control them (or stop them), but with a few notable exceptions, history tends to just roll on regardless — which can look to some as if there must be some cabal of puppet masters calling the shots.

For those of us who lived through it, what he said was blatantly obvious at the time.

Well, as a lot of us are on instances hosted outside the US, a very long time.

The show is essentially about toxic work culture. It explores all the tropes with the twist that a person’s work consciousness is completely severed from their rest-of-life consciousness; one has no recall of what the other has done.

This is only for the workers and doesn’t extend to managers.

Well, I’m in BC so that footprint is larger for me than if they came from California. But I’m still happy with the change.

They give the address of the hydroponics greenhouse in Ontario they’re grown at, so I don’t think so.

He’s already investigated himself and found that Xitter is a bastion of freedom. Same goes for Truth Social.

Came here to say this. Hopefully the systems in place are resilient enough to handle a leap minute (especially since they already exist), but it would definitely cause some instant issues.

The average person probably wouldn’t notice, but anyone working with time sensitive equipment would.

How can offial government communication use TwitX? Most of us never visit the site.

Three weeks ago Loblaws did a massive special on Driscoll’s strawberries.

Last week, that supply chain seemed to be filled with Mucci’s strawberries from Ontario.

I presume they’ve been hard at work in their supply chain across the board like this, and likely aren’t alone.

No it isn’t; it can (and likely will) continue to climb.