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Sky News Australia host, Sharri Markson, has blamed antisemitism for her show’s appallingly low ratings record. ”The Australian people are clearly antisemitic, I mean why else would they not be watching my show?” Asked the host. ”Every night I deliver... Read More ›
A space tragedy illuminates the risks of penny pinching
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A possible answer to a puzzle at the heart of a flaming jet
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This ride through plastic waste emerges with hope
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An analysis conducted for The Intercept found that the militarization of D.C. could end up costing hundreds of millions.
The post Price Tag for Trump’s D.C. Military Surge: At Least $1 Million a Day appeared first on The Intercept.
What he says: Thank god football’s back.
What he means: I miss my friends.
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What he says: Can you believe Travis Kelce is going as late as the seventh round in a lot of leagues?
What he means: I’ve never been more anxious about the passage of time. I graduated from college ten years ago, yet it feels like yesterday, and I fear the next ten years will go by even faster.
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What he says: I know I’m reaching for Lamar Jackson in the first round, but it’s worth it just for the excuse to watch him play every week.
What he means: I want to buy a motorcycle.
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What he says: I’d rather have the tenth pick than the first pick.
Business empires have long used “refusal to deal” tactics to protect their monopolies — but now, judges are pushing back.
MMT is fundamentally a reaction to the way money is described in mainstream economic theory, where money is seen as something that people save by depositing it in banks, and which banks in turn can lend out by creating credit. Thus, the money creation by banks presupposes that private individuals save. But that idea is […]
At Automattic, we know our time is finite and precious. Here are the questions we ask ourselves before agreeing to any meeting:
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There’s been a lack of cheer on this site lately. The obvious response: some analysis of trivial, ephemeral pop culture. So, a question before the jump: If I were to mention “the MacBride and Kennedy stories”, who would raise a hand and say “I know!” ? — It’s okay to say “no idea”, btw. This […]
PLAYERS: Infertility can be played alone, in a couple, or with a friend who promised that if you were still single at forty, they’d hook you up.
OBJECTIVE: The goal is to strategically bankrupt yourself physically, financially, and emotionally to become a parent. Average playing time is anywhere between two and ten years, but can last even longer, depending on your willingness to be mistaken for grandparents.
HOW TO PLAY: Starting from “Optimism Alley,” players choose one of three paths to begin: IVF Lane, Surrogacy Street, or Adoption Road. Players roll the dice to move down their path, landing on completely random outcomes that either propel them into frightening new stages of anxiety or spiral them backward into psychological and bodily horrors. The first player to outsmart human biology wins. At any time, players can quit and get into beekeeping.
Leading union criticised for reaching out to anti-trade union politician and Nigel Farage ally Andrea Jenkyns, despite her anti-worker stances
The silence of senior mainstream politicians and media organisations against the rise of a new well-organised far-right movement on Britain's streets is a disgrace, argues Adam Bienkov
Told one brush stroke at a time, this love story spans decades, journeys over continents, and navigates life’s highs and lows
- Directed by Ian Bruce
On call with the volunteers offering humanitarian aid to thousands of migrants from the Global South trying to enter into Europe
- by Aeon Video
New research reveals that physical attractiveness is more about personal compatibility than meeting universal standards
- by Annett Schirmer
Last month, Chris Worrall — the apparently ‘pro-housing’ Labour councillor and founder of Labour YIMBY — announced his defection to the Conservatives. As he did so, he claimed that Labour had become a ‘PIP and asylum seeker PAYEpig’, and that the party had extinguished hope for the burgeoning YIMBY movement. For the unfamiliar, YIMBY stands […]
As has been long and widely emphasized in various terms … frequentism and Bayesianism are incomplete both as learning theories and as philosophies of statistics, in the pragmatic sense that each alone are insufficient for all sound applications. Notably, causal justifications are the foundation for classical frequentism, which demands that all model constraints be deduced […]
Saw this recently, from the University of Chicago: And it begins. No music history and theory, comp lit, classics, and on and on. pic.twitter.com/e2JxrCbm1k — Dialectical Zach-Zack Loeffler (@thezachloeffler) August 12, 2025 The commentary is a bit of an exaggeration. But not too much. Now if this was just one data point, it wouldn’t matter, […]
State lawmakers are pushing a bill that would prohibit consumers from suing businesses — including a surveillance giant — whose AI use potentially violates consumer protection laws.