I've been reading a lot of different universities approaches to AI and got thinking a lot on what the future looks like and am procrastinating by sending some Skeets into the void haha.

EF roles definitely have their pitfalls, but at the end of the day universities main role is actually to educate. The AI stuff has shined a light on what it is we actually do and whether the way we do it is actually working now AI can trivialise prior ways of doing. It's our time, baby.

I literally saw the first three words and went "Ika, no!"

6 years is a heck of an innings for this. I'm currently sick as well.

GVT abolition is a must, but it would be interesting if anything else got up as I don't think Victoria's had a referendum since statehood. It might just have to be 8x5, which to me given it's not malapportioned and based on lower house district borders, is largely the best way to do that system.

MythBusters tested it and had it as 'confirmed' so I reckon it's a thing.

1975 is the peak of two-party Australia. It's been nothing but slow decay for both party groupings since.

Was weird they had the worst system while having some of the best features.

It seems like that will be what it takes for parties to sit up and take notice given only WA's gone ahead.

I absolutely have albums that are for marking to and employ a lot of RPG boss battle music.

WAEC had a really bad 2025, which might explain state/territory to a point.

As a Senate watcher, their Senate vote was massive. Even in previously safe Green seats the Labor vote shot right up.

Maybe it's a commentary of the quality.

On the discussion about the introduction, all I know is a Mercury Article reporting the Bill where it passed noted one Ellis Dean fear it might -benefit- Labour, so who knows?
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