Oh. no, I'm not saying that this is something that Trump would say, it just has all the cadence of someone with early onset dementia. It is written like how he speaks, thus "Trump's Speech Writer" and not Trump himself.

I think I found Trump's Speech Writer's account.

Here is the question that I'll pose for debate:

Is a US citizen protected by the US armed forces if they chose to enter an active warzone as a non-combatant without the consent of the US government?

Please explain your answer.

You know what, give me more of this. I'll sacrifice all of the world's art, every painting ever painted, every sculpture ever sculpted. Just. More. When press my fingers against my closed eyes, I don't want phosphenes. I want this. When Jesus comes back to take the righteous to heaven with him, I don't want to go if this isn't what awaits me. This is the pinnacle of achievement. It is enlightenment in a zero calorie seltzer--fizzy and uplifting. I have seen the face of god, and it has a cute little bandit mask and wet nose.

True. Honesty is an asset I look for in a judge, and ranks just below "Not a racist," and "Not a homophobe," but just above, "Doesn't eat mayonnaise out of the jar."

I mean, sure, fine, maybe they don't, but goddamn, their lead in is atrocious:

The datacenter industry is set to emit 2.5 billion tonnes of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions worldwide between now and the end of the decade, three times more than if generative AI had not been developed.

Yeah, and the automobile industry would produce significantly less if the car had never been invented.

I'm sorry for the snark. For some real numbers, in 2019, global air flight was just a hair under 1 billion. That is significantly higher than the emissions for datacenters. I'm not trying to say that we shouldn't be looking at the carbon footprint of data centers. What I'm saying is that if your lead in is "This is more because if we didn't have it there would be less," you don't have a strong premise to stand on. That is poor journalism, and like the majority of other things I see related to AI, it's there to get clicks, because AI is a hotbutton issue, and it's easy to be on the side that rails against it.

Yeesh, they have Megalopolis next month, and that's gonna tank, too. Lionsgate isn't looking so hot.

You know how everyone makes jokes about how all you have to do to get funding for your new company is to throw "AI" into the company name? Well, turns out the same goes for clicks. Motherfuckers will read anything as long as it's about how bad AI is.

“I’m not systemically racist. I’m a new racist,” said Ryan, who was first elected in 2010.

I'm sorry, afuckinwhat?

“use this random third party app that bypasses all the ads so you can still use youtube”.

This has always been my beef with Rossman. He always has something to sell--not just sponsored content--his own apps and solutions. He comes off like a used car salesman, just pushing the hard sell and making you feel like an idiot for not jumping at the chance to give him money. I'm sure he has made some positive movement in privacy and right to repair, but every time he talks I just feel like he's going to try to get me to sign up for a timeshare. I don't trust him.

2000s, like others have said, was pop-punk, emo, nu metal. 2010s were cloud rappers, mumble rap, and bro country. 2020s I think are seeing a resurgence of pop, though with more aggression (both sonically and lyrically), and progressive subgenres of larger genres, as well as a lean towards inclusivity regarding sexual identity and preference. We won't know until it's over, though. We aren't even to have half-way mark of the 20s yet.

Shredded beef