I recommend channel 5 news’ coverage of the immigration “crisis”. It’s a three part series, only two of which is currently released

https://youtu.be/2dQ4-VNaG3s?si=Fc0hTaGFH77Uk0ff

You can also get GPU’s in Iran through digikala, for only like a $20 markup.

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2024/jan/11/alabama-prison-missing-organs

Here’s another take by the guardian.

So the organs were not given to the family after the autopsy even when they’d requested it, nor were they at the university, where the autopsy was done.

Imagine a swarm of these

Center 60% of the middle income earners, is the standard definition

Lot of nuance here.

First item is that the cost of living differs from state to state, and even proximity to economic centers.

Second item is that some states already do that, and enforce a state level minimum wage, for exactly that reason.

Lastly, 1.5% of Americans make below the federal minimum wage. But to get a more accurate picture, we need to break it down by state, and compare to cost of living instead of minimum wage, which is going to make that proportion go up significantly.

It does, actually.

Youth and young adults is anyone up to age 25.

So anyone who’s homeless that’s 25 and younger, isn’t counted.

You’ll be sad to hear that the number is in the millions. Official homeless stats don’t count youth and young adults. (For some reason)

https://www.ncsl.org/human-services/youth-homelessness-overview

Also, we should note that homelessness isn’t permanent. People do go into and out of homelessness.

There was a documentary about Chinese peeled garlic around 5 years ago.

Yes, this is one area I’d have to look more into and reformulate my opinion. From a quick search, a lot of medical professionals support the neurodiversity model.

Apparently, China’s playing ace combat and the US is playing catch-up….

Okay, so what you’re advocating is an entire movement backed up by medical professionals.

I do like this paradigm a lot better. In learning about neurodiversity, we can better learn about childhood development and education as well.

I get your point. Trying to categorize people does create more division.

But we’re not talking about eugenics. We’re talking about treatment. I think the option should be available to autistic people, and it should be their choice to take it.

Do you have the same opinion for someone with a level 3 on the ASD? They will require constant care just to function, and will decrease the material conditions of anyone who takes care of them.

This author has no idea what they’re talking about because they compared a F35 to a F22

🏴‍☠️

Both of them forget that there’s already a mal-aligned all powerful entity that’s manipulating all of us to act in the interests of a select few rather than the many. And it doesn’t need AI to do it.

Holy shit how did you know this is exactly what I need?

They counted 18% of the population who can’t participate as being illiterate. But it’s still disconcerting that >30% of Americans have negligible reading comprehension.

Something something leopards eating faces