mike ross is an an avid bike rider in the tv show suits! it seems to be used to juxtapose him with the stuck-up big time lawyers being driven in their black cars until he himself becomes a stuck-up big time lawyer. still a very car centric show.

this part makes sense. what i still don’t get is that “all buyers” age is much closer to “repeat buyers”, indicating repeat buyers are a larger share of home buyers now. this suggests they are less impacted by the current conditions. what explains that? do they need less credit?

going to need your help advocating for a 2 loss uva to make the playoffs

exactly. if something is the 100th most important issue to voters but they overwhelmingly support it, you’re not going to convince anyone to vote for you with it. this popularism is missing the intensity of ideas (aka “this will determine who i vote for”)

schools or property taxes may be a problem in illinois. in california, people might be concerned about housing costs. but in louisiana, football is the problem of the day.

the conversation we should be having is that AI is developing and will certainly displace many workers, and we should develop government programs to even out the losses and gains between workers and capitalists. but instead we argue about whether a trans person was on netflix

"We have to let the voters touch the stove!"

"No! We have to deliver results on healthcare!"

This is what is going through the minds of the people you are trying to strategize around: www.youtube.com/watch?v=DtL_...

and if you’re asking yourself what are the odds of getting the ball back with ~13 seconds and scoring, ask the bills lol

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most people simply do not understand how much power these data centers are using (and will use)!

in dominion utility territory it’s already about 25% of load