Because if you tell a conservative this line they're way more likely to do it.
I'm concerned this is more poignant in 10+ years than now as our lives increasingly depend on the algorithms favor.
It's a missed opportunity for the 2 things to finally line up.
You're correct, so sorry! One word change and that became I-Had-A-Stroke material.
One of these felons is electable, as she has only done* what a bunch of congress has. She'll fit right in!
Edit: Ducking Autocorrect. Sorry for the confusion.
Working as intended for sure.
You're right, best deliberate about which one is best instead.
Experimentation? New Zealand, Ireland and Australia already stage elections using forms of RCV.
Not really funny until you see the guy with the coffee, which is perfectly placed at the last place most people will look.
Yup, and the only way out of that is Ranked Choice Voting.
Go volunteer for your local RCV group, California's is here: https://www.calrcv.org/
Understood, but don't let the perfect be the enemy of the good.
We just need to improve not perfect.
Pretty sure he was referring to the non national guard gun owners.
The law also says "well regulated militia" but no one cares about that bit.
Maybe a 100% bullet tax might do something, but this won't do much.
Why does this turn my stomach more than actual gore? I wanna barf now.
Tress of the Emerald Sea - Brandon Sanderson
Author Brandon Sanderson expands his Cosmere universe s…
Though some of you might already be familiar with the Cosmere, to those who aren't I think this would be a fantastic introduction, if you like fantasy.
To give you an idea of the type of book: in the post script the author mentions that it's heavily inspired by the Princess Bride, but what if instead of assuming Wesley dead she had gone to find him?
It's also amazing is because it's from Hoid's perspective, also known as the aptly named Wit. Meaning it's really funny.
There's a lot of fantasy books I've read and loved, from short stories to epics, but I'll now compare them all to Tress.
Slomo and the Story of Inner Ear Joy
The other thread about going on the swings as an adult reminded me of a story I want to share.
Every area has "that guy" that almost everyone seems to know. In Pacific Beach his name is Slomo: https://youtu.be/Xn87-mcnoVc?si=W8vAGhOUYrS82fJo
If you don't want to watch the video the long story short is doctor was depressed, found joy in roller blading and quit his job. The real interesting part and why I'm posting is this:
He explains how the forces of acceleration in his inner ear produce a feeling of expansiveness and joy.
Always thought this was the most interesting fact. So go out and enjoy your favorite motion sport, whether it's a biking, skiing, roller blading or swinging!
Prime Video's other sweeping fantasy epic returns with more good vs. evil action
Release schedule:
Friday, September 1: Episodes 1-3 "A Taste of Solitude," "Strangers and Friends," and "What Might Be" Friday, September 8: Episode 4 "Daughters of the Night" Friday, September 15: Episode 5 Friday, September 22: Episode 6 Friday, September 29: Episode 7 Friday, October 6: Episode 8