*as, not and. Also, a disclaimer/note: I've worked on projects with some authors of the underlying study, and have really appreciated their research.

The claim that "22% of online shoppers were injured or harmed ... by counterfeit good they purchased" is an extraordinary one, so of course you're right to be skeptical, and should the paper's authors (steeped in TM research) be as well. @MSUACAPP and FLASH, please fix before publication!

Note the Bigfoot>Yeti advantage is almost entirely among self-identified partisans (+7%). Among independents, Yeti is basically in a dead heat with Bigfoot. Expect No Labels to draft Yeti for 2028 soon.

I have to confess that if I were reading a speech that included a convoluted joke about RFK Jr approving of fattening up turkeys with “grass-beef tallow smoothies,” I’d probably stumble over it too.

Or perhaps repurposed as generic geriatric customer service rep (designed to both frustrate callers and make them feel guilty for getting angry) for massive no-frills insurance provider

Seems less likely the startup will be around in 30yrs than that the startup will go belly up after 2 years, Grandma’s avatar will be purchased in fire sale with other IP, and repurposed by new porn startup

If we cannot mustard the courage to confront this scourge, we will surely be condiment to see more of it.

Sympathy for Judge Nichols for having to manage what surely must be the most-watched misdemeanor trial in recent DC history, and to trying to minimize the privacy invasion these jurors face, but this seems like an unusual case in which to push the 6A envelope

Contra Professor Adler, let me humbly suggest that structures built in the 1940s can be iconic.

Setting aside the legal merits of the application, surely we can all agree that no one else should copy this design.

Um, to be fair, Margaret Atwood did indeed come up with something creepier than this.

Looking at the Fred data going back decades, it looks like the 2021-23 spikes were a return to trend. Line The bigger mystery (to me, anyway) is why food prices flattened so much 2014-19. But could that recent memory of flat prices be shaping current perceptions?

I’m kind of curious as to what (or to whom) your poster refers, Z Mach. Just shows up as “blocked post”. Don’t think I had made any unfriends on this site yet!

The median income in Yazoo City is ~15K. Does that mean 15K is also “middle class”? Or should we maybe just agree to use a different term when we mean rich people who live in dense places where other rich people tend to live?

Turns out you can't make a large language model from 14 words