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I should think of something to write here. he/him
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sun's out, not an insane amount but more than I realized when I bought this shirt chest hair's out
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Militant Nerd
about 2 hours ago
People imagined Joe Biden/Kamala Harris The Warmonger in their heads and ran from there. As said, nothing to do with objective reality. However much you hate Democrats, the possibility they would've just willy-nilly bombed Iran and murdered millions by destroying USAID is infinitesimal.
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Micah
about 3 hours ago
the best analysis money can buy and theyāre all getting circles run around them by āorange man badā
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BeijingPalmer
about 2 hours ago
Polis appears to have been driven mad by the online environment in the last year or two.
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Kirsten Bladh
about 2 hours ago
āA ballot measure to codify free parkingā
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BeijingPalmer
about 2 hours ago
a) he's not wrong b) worst possible messenger on this.
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ex-Lethality Jane
about 2 hours ago
Back on the old website a general officer's wife once stopped talking to me after she was telling me her family "couldn't afford" for her husband to retire and I told her that his retirement salary would be larger than the salary I was making at that time as an active duty NCO, with a family.
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Mikki Kendall
about 2 hours ago
Leave It To Beaver is probably the most common reference point for this and in the pilot they make it clear she's from Kentucky horse money. She has a trust fund. And in a time when the average white man earned 5K a year, he earned over 20K a year. That's around 200K in today's numbers.
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about 1 hour ago
"Both parties same" was only ever lazy delusion, which is pretty damn culpable in itself. I can excuse very young voters (18-28 y.o.) but no on else.
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Akshat Rathi
about 3 hours ago
Are electric vehicles denting oil demand? Yes. By how much? 1.5 million barrels of oil a day, according to EV Curve Futurist. Caveat: These estimates are hard, but the numbers are certainly adding up.
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about 8 hours ago
I sometimes wonder if we just named "soft power" something like "tall turgid thrusting power" would these guys have been more in favour of it and thereby less self undermining.
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Andy Richter
about 15 hours ago
Pretty sure the Kool-Aid man stayed in this hotel room once
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Gravel Influencer
about 6 hours ago
Americans are addicted to cars, but in many ways it's a forced addiction. Decades of policy have made cars the dominant mode of travel at the expense of others, and marketing reinforces the car as the "best" choice. This isn't to excuse individual choices, but car dependency is a systemic issue.
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Action Committee for Transit
about 3 hours ago
We should not have to pay for safe streets with blood.
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Walter Olson
about 4 hours ago
"Spread the Word: Legal Immigration Is Difficult" [Alexander Kustov]
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Spread the Word: Legal Immigration Is Difficult
Even conservatives want a less strict system than the one we have now
https://www.alexnowrasteh.com/p/spread-the-word-legal-immigration
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Danielle Blake
about 4 hours ago
Exploding the deficit and making it impossible to properly fund all the important government programs liberals hold dear but progressively for no real reason
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Thomas Zimmer
about 4 hours ago
This is Part I of a two-part series on the history of the Republican Party - and a long-term radicalization that ultimately paved the way for Trumpās rise. Part II will follow later this week. Please consider subscribing to Democracy Americana:
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A newsletter on U.S. politics and history - and the ongoing struggle over how much democracy, and for whom, there should be in America
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Thomas Zimmer
about 4 hours ago
This outcome was not inevitable. The anti-democratic tendencies that dominate todayās GOP have pulled the party to the right for decades. But there were alternative paths available. Republican elites, in particular, had agency ā but chose to go along with or actively further the rise of extremism.
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Adam Gurri
about 4 hours ago
I'm just gonna say it: Booker's proposal to end income taxes below $75k is idiotic. We've just crippled our state capacity and your response is a tax cut? Come on man
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Matthew Downhour
about 4 hours ago
Itās cool to see how effortlessly NATO could shoot down missiles headed for Odesa if it cared to
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Nick Erickson
about 4 hours ago
Share of homes with HOA fees growing. Maybe we should stop needless HOAs from being formed MN and AZ have bills this year on that topic.
www.axios.com/2026/03/09/h...
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HOA fees climb as more homes list with dues
Some 44% of Realtor.com listings had HOA dues last year.
https://www.axios.com/2026/03/09/hoa-fee-condo-listing
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Gravel Influencer
about 5 hours ago
This is an example of designing cities in such a way that drivers (and their cars) face actual consequences for the dangerous things they do
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Carl Quintanilla
about 5 hours ago
".. The last few years have been a steady exercise in market humility. 'Oil canāt go negative.' It did. 'Russia will always be a reliable supplier of gas to Europe.' It wasnāt. 'Hormuz is too important to actually stop.' Until it did." - Morgan Stanley
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Gravel Influencer
about 6 hours ago
I'm glad we've spent the last years engaging in a moral panic over e-bikes
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CarƦsten šµšø
about 11 hours ago
your average r/stocks poster now has "William T Sherman didn't go far enough" as a baseline, things are going Well for capitalism I see
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Kirsten Bladh
about 4 hours ago
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FT Alphaville
about 6 hours ago
A mark-to-magic tax avoidance vehicle.
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Octopusā Ā£3.5bn trading group whichā.ā.ā.ā values itself?
[FREE TO READ] None of that pesky public market stuff
https://as.ft.com/r/91c0a6e4-d912-4b88-802a-1cec2ae06edd
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Carlton Reid
about 6 hours ago
Telegraph in even-a-broken-clock-right-twice-day moment:
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Katie Mack
about 6 hours ago
We deserve better trains
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Prof. Ian Walker
about 8 hours ago
A reminder that humans in cars - notably omitted from this thanks to motonormativity - kill 1.2m people every year
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Bread and Rosie
about 5 hours ago
People where I live have admitted to hitting flex posts on purpose to make cycle lanes accessible to cars and to discourage cycling. If they can do that without fear of consequence (neither damage to their vehicle nor social, other financial or legal consequences), flex posts aren't up to the job.
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Schooley
about 14 hours ago
Still crazy that the presidentās lawyer spent two days with Ghislaine Maxwell, she āclearedā him of wrongdoing and was almost immediately transferred to a more pleasant prison and nobody in the administration will explain it and the media acts like two large dots are just impossible to connect.
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Brent Toderian
about 13 hours ago
Iām not a big curling guy, but I get the significance of this, and WOW itās mind-blowing. Some are calling it the best shot in curling history!
#TeamCanada
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Guillaume
about 15 hours ago
Which is impressive for Brussels, which was most definitely not a cycle-friendly place even a few years ago. It was renowned for its terrible car-centric urbanism. The cycling culture is created by political will and popular demand.
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Orchi
about 18 hours ago
Happy International Women's Day from my fav out of control Vulcan. š
#StarTrek
#StarTrekLowerDecks
#lowerdecks
#T'lyn
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Alexander Clarkson
about 8 hours ago
There is a widespread yearning for the return of any kind of stability that leads to wishful thinking about how quickly the chaos in America, Iran or the wider world can be brought to an end.
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Katie Martin
about 10 hours ago
Rabobank on the unfolding worst case scenario:
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George Pearkes
about 8 hours ago
Stuff like this gets mega-reach on here but āoil is back below $100ā 8 hours laterā¦not so much. This dynamic is why you should absolutely not be trading actively unless you have a high risk tolerance and capital to burn.
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Will Stancil
about 8 hours ago
they really thought we were gonna have a TikTok war where you just swipe away when youāre bored of it
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Will Stancil
about 7 hours ago
A whole lot of US political commentators really do seem to believe in a kind of MAGA Ephemeralism - nothing Trump does truly matters, because heāll chicken out, and there will be no consequences. And it led them to treat āmurdering the whole leadership of a large nationā as another empty spasm.
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Ian
about 15 hours ago
Flex posts were designed to be hit by cars and we act super surprised when flex posts are hit by cars.
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Max Dubler, AICP š³ļøāš
about 15 hours ago
My husband and I filled up our car yesterday and we have committed to biking and taking the bus to work for the foreseeable future because Trump is driving gas prices up like crazy. Can Americans afford three more years of this?
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Corey Burger
about 16 hours ago
Concrete should damage cars before drivers damage people
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Fietser
about 16 hours ago
Proper urban infrastructure deals out consequences to the motorists, not the people they attempt to hit with their cars.
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Urban Truth Collective
about 18 hours ago
āIt makes no sense to say that solving homelessness doesnāt start with actually building homes for the unhoused, & the amount of available housingā¦How could anyone fail to connect a crisis of homelessness with an absence of homes? Plus we know that housing the unhoused actually saves public money.ā
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mtsw
about 16 hours ago
They like Trump and want to help him rule us a king, so they help downplay scandals that would've merited banner headlines for weeks under any other president
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GOLIKEHELLMACHINE
about 16 hours ago
this is the kind of visionary thinking we need from ordinary everyday americans
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Alon (they/them)
about 17 hours ago
This thread and the replies are interesting in what they discuss of academic hiring in history. They bring up how a shortage of positions doesn't lead to hiring the best but to mediocrity - some universities avoid the best candidates worrying they'll leave and the tenure line won't be renewed.
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Will Stancil
about 17 hours ago
I wonder what's going to happen at your local gas station when newspapers and TV stations start reporting in all-caps headlines that gas is currently the cheapest it's going to be in a long time?
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Will Stancil
about 17 hours ago
How long until Americans figure out that it's going to be cheaper to fill up the tank today than tomorrow? And going to be cheaper to fill up tomorrow than the next day? And so on? I guess the silver lining here is that MAGA types will be the last to admit it and thus will eat the brunt of it.
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Will Stancil
about 16 hours ago
Okay, just to be more explicit about this, if you're a Dem and you want to do the absolute maximum amount of damage to Trump over the Hormuz energy crisis he's creating, you need to accentuate people's experience of the crisis. Right now it's being covered as a sideshow - "It'll reopen in a week!"
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