cyrusgrimes.bsky.social
Mechanical engineer turned data director in Columbus, OH. Loves DIY, cooking, D&D, and spontaneous adventures. Liberal, tech enthusiast.
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Sniveling cabal of idiots and traitors
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Better yet bring eggs
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Yeah, you’re right. But it’s time to take this all deadly serious. People need to be there, angry.
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Fuck him
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That people laugh at it. Where is the fucking joke? Nothing about this is funny.
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The press should just boycott him. No one should show up for his useless press conferences. Let him put out bulletins and the press just ripped them to shreds for the bullshit that they are.
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Where is courage? Where is humanity?
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"then it wasn’t very strong to begin with" a bitter truth for us in the USA. Fuck him being willing to say this
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Pete and Trump are cowards
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Trump is a coward
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Math is simple: nations win by letting all their best and brightest contribute. The larger the pool of top talent, the greater the breakthroughs. Shrinking the pool = fewer innovators, weaker leadership. Talent is everywhere; limiting the search only holds us back
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This will lead to a major brain drain, as the top scientists move to more favorable institutions
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It will lead to a brain drain
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The heritage foundation is a terrorist group.
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It complicates the same issues of business subsidized healthcare and it would not bring down costs. It would have to be a part of further negotiations with business to help cover the transfer of the subsidized cost. It seems like there are many challenges
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E-motherfucking-sactly
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Yeah, leadership on those books rarely speak of the courage of your conviction, or even cover doing the right thing. The are most often about how to get people to do what you want. It’s an important difference.
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What a coinkadink
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Not sure the tactics of indignant anger are landing, these people are laughable, they should be mocked in a way they exposes there incompetence and demonstrates the same lake of respect for them that they have for the institutions they are looking to destroy
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Tech dominance isn’t a Western monopoly. China, once an ip “borrower”, now drives global innovation with a surge in patents *and* top-tier scientific research. Yet, biases persist—uneven recognition of its contributions hints at outdated stereotypes. The future isn’t just ‘made in one place.’
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While I agree with the sentiment, I believe it’s time to hold ourselves our leaders to a higher standard of decorum. Trump embodies the opposite, he is profane and utterly devoid of moral integrity. Our nation has rapidly devolved into one that feels increasingly unserious. Thats a path forward
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Thats what I did! Class sizes are much better at a community college, also if your target university is out of state, moving and living there for a year make a huge difference in the cost
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Interesting, but holy hell, the language used in the title alone!
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There was a time that I had to worry about overdraft fees, and there is nothing more infuriating than being hit with a hundred of dollars when living check to check. It’s a debit card, the bank knows if you have the funds. It only hits the poor. Find a better way to make money.
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That is the story, right?! This is the important thread to pull. Something like “Trump embodied attributes that would never been electable in the past,why is he so compelling now?” What changed to make this happen???
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That is so fuck’n bullshit
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Jesse Welles’ excellent UHC protest song part 2 of 2, unmuuute
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Let him cook 🤫🤫🤫
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This is why preemptive pardons are justified! Under Biden we have experienced nonweaponized justice with good faith and due process, but Donald will change the game if he gets his way, and justice in America will have no meaning if he does
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Bullshit, undermined to who? Explain that! That is the story
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Another example of the terrible perspective conveyed in the headline. The real story is how Trump’s rhetoric is the lie told to justify his own agenda, and now how our country begins to be shaped by it, a result of the power he has been given.
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I think a mantis shrimp based super hero would be freaking awesome! It has legit super powers.
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They are all amazing on there own. It’s silly to make ai versions
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Yeah, it means i will probably block them, there is a “heart” nebula. But it looks way different