My guess is that he wants to bypass congress partly to set a norm of bypassing congress because he’d prefer not to have to deal with them as he flails about.

Nice to see

Share the tea

I’m pretty sure knocking down someone else’s skyscraper is considered terrorism guys

People who subjugate other people are terrified they might one day be subjegated.

Or maybe a newborn turtle they hatch kinda slimy?

Best treatment I’ve found if you’re already motion sick is laying flat on your back in the grass

Ohh a leaky car that needs tarps is something the market has been asking for

Adjusted Gross Intelligence

Avg senator definitely seems better equipped to pay to get rid of the problem than avg trans person

Either only pedos are sociopathic enough to get rich, OR getting rich turns you into a pedo I won’t take any other explanations

It would be like requiring age verification to subscribe to an RSS feed

he’ll say they’re red, blue, black, and green and Trump will be like “but I like purple” and he’ll make one purple instead

I use it at work and when they upgraded to 11 it took me quite a lot of time to make things usable again including this annoying default

I have those ones too! Complete with the broken elastic and clips. We need someone who’s into 3d printing AND audio to make a batch of clips.

Results After duplicate names had been removed, 168 individuals were identified who served as either panel or task force members of the DSM-5-TR. 92 met the inclusion criteria of being a physician who was based in the US and therefore could be included in Open Payments. Of these 92 individuals, 55 (60%) received payments from industry. Collectively, these panel members received a total of $14.2m (£11.2m; €13m). One third (33.3%) of the task force members had payments reported in Open Payments.

my cousin’s cat catches lizards and iguanas, I can’t imagine he’d leave frogs off the list

Car is like “maybe it’s a baby idk”

That’s my read too, they’re only focused on the short term sort of by design

In academia there’s a pretty solid understanding that grad students need to be included broadly not just for their own edification but because they are the next generation of scientists and if we want the whole enterprise to keep rolling we need new generations.

It will be interesting to see how this pans out in the tech sector. Typically upgrades in technology that allow the workers to be more efficient towards a task only briefly make a company more money than their competitors (limited to the gap of time where others haven’t made the same ‘upgrade’). If they all cut out low level engineers to tighten profit margins they’ll have to pay increasingly large amounts to a shrinking and aging pool of engineers who have experience.