You’ve obviously not done a full round of cognitive testing.
Correct. You know why? Because unlike the POTUS, I don’t need to: nobody has any doubt about my mental faculties.
Many people are surprised at how poorly they do the first time.
I suspect part of the test is remembering the first time, and doing better the second time 🙂
He’s really proud of having undergone - and aced, according to him - two cognitive tests in one year. But he totally fails to see that this many such tests at such short intervals is a clear sign that his doctors are worried he’s actively going gaga.
Not to mention, acing a cognitive test is about as difficult as acing a patellar reflex test: it’s not a sign that you’re smart, it’s just proof that your noggin’ is still working correctly at a basic level.
That’s not quite what she said: she basically said she openly believes in batshit religious nonsense, and as such would have no trouble believing unknown phenomena are figures appearing in her batshit beliefs.
The keyword in all of this is batshit. How she won an election, I’ll never know.
Whoever doesn’t know that true good porn sites are found using Yandex and don’t give two shits about US FTC rules hasn’t looked very hard.
Two things can be true at the same time. Someone can be a fascist and a pedo.
In fact, other interesting historical parallel, there are strong suspicions that Hitler was a pedo.
How uncanny… It’s like the US was an almost perfect historical reenactment of early 3rd Reich.
First of all, there are better ways to deal with anything than privateering. There’s a reason why all countries in the world have abandoned it.
Secondly, everybody is operating under the assumption that cybercrime is something that happens and there’s no way around it. I contend that if software vendors were penally responsible for vulnerabilities in their software, you’d see a dramatic reduction in hacks very, very quickly.
As in, if a piece of software is exploited, the engineers who worked on it, their managers and the CEO of their company had better come up with extensive documentation proving how they did their best to implement security before releasing the unfortunate piece of code, else one or all of that bunch gets to spend time in the slammer.
If this was implemented into law, I guarantee you software would become very secure across the board in no time flat.
But of course, in the age of tech monopolies and generalized corruption, it will never happen.
You know who else ran unlisted trains of deportees - or listed under some euphemistic name like “special train” or “resettlement to the east”? Can you guess?
Hint: if ICE feels the need to conceal what they’re doing, it’s because they know what they’re doing is not right. Just like the SS.
For better or worse, China is on the verge of making American silicon completely irrelevant. I know that because I’m posting this on an ARM64 laptop rocking a Rockchip compute module and it’s plenty adequate enough for most people’s everyday needs.
Therefore, whatever Trump has in mind to artificially maintain the US’ lead will soon be completely ineffective. Worse, the more he tries to restrict access to US technology, the faster China will develop its own equivalent and the sooner it will catch up. And hopefully, at some point, the European countries will get off their collective ass and start catching up too.
The US is on the fast track to losing this war and a lot of others. This is a country in terminal decline.
It’s almost like socialism. In the name of preserving national corporate interests.
A kind of national socialism if you will…
This is where the very word Fascism comes from: fasces in latin means bundle - the bundling of state and private sector together. The government and private companies in cahoots is one of the core features of any fascist regime.
Hmm nationalization… That’s so Republican…
If you ever needed proof that MAGA ≠ GOP, this is it. The Republican party has disappeared off the radar.
I don’t think soldiers and war-related events qualify for a nomination for a Darwin Award.
War is just sad and terrible. There’s no good lesson, chuckle or schadenfreude to be derived from videos like this.
Reagan had dementia but his particular flavor made him quiet and submissive.
Trump’s is making him agitated and aggressive, which so far hasn’t been a problem for his handlers, but it might become one soon.