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Comment #48498734
How universal is this argument; giving money to politically powerless groups (19th century Irish, homeless people, jobless people during the depression) somehow makes them poorer, …
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Comment #47680196
Same. But perhaps the underlying technology is a superconducting SQUID. The ability to detect a heartbeat from distance is far fetched though.
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Comment #46969912
I saw this and what makes this particularly pernicious that you assume it was a fan applying ai voice to his authentic words, but you don't know. There is also an ai slop channel f…
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Comment #43531966
Even if true this is irrelevant, the first amendment is agnostic to truth or good propriety.
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Comment #43531666
Kamala Harris is a progressive, who by certain objective measures, was the most left senator, even further left than Sanders. Of course in the general election she moved to the cen…
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Comment #42828154
You mean deep seek r1 generated this? With what prompt?
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Comment #41716472
A classless society that never aspired to have or need a warrior class, to a society that inexplicably needs a "warrior class" that presumably answers to the moneyed capital class …
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Comment #41344283
Or sci fi holograms?
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Comment #40859110
The Seal Team 6 example is batted around because it is specifically cited by Trump's legal counsel as an official act that isn't bound by law -- the conservative Supreme Court has …
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Comment #40848330
Curious how an ostensibly "conservative" court can ignore the concept of enumerated powers, the constitution clearly does not grant immunity to the President, so the conservative c…
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Comment #40061203
I wonder if covid infections, perhaps in rare cases the vaccines themselves, is to blame for the post-pandemic phenomena of ADHD medication shortages, the crime wave, school discip…
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Comment #37001383
Maybe. A better explanation for the slowness of the national laboratories is they their word will be taken more definitively on this issue than anyone else. They are the ones with …
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Comment #36995507
https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1685088625187495936.html The most immediate and interesting are improvements to generators (35%) and SQUIDS.
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Comment #36865818
They claim to have observed the Meisner effect, quantum locking unique to superconductors, a pretty big signal, so more likely fraud than a mistake.
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Comment #36865546
The critical temperature (Tc) >= 400 K or about 127 C, so apparently this material requires relatively high heat to reach superconductivity. This is unusual, superconductivity is a…
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Comment #36537521
The Republican Supreme Court cited a new conservative legal doctrine know as the "major questions doctrine" to issue this ruling. Biden's own words aren't relevant.
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Comment #36537386
The Republican Supreme Court ruled against this because it is not simpatico with their pollical beliefs. The statutory authority for Biden's actions is there, that doesn't matter b…
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Comment #36537073
Biden's legal justification for student debt forgiveness was the 2003 Hero's Act, which allowed the Secretary of Education to discharge student loans debt in times of national emer…
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Comment #36536950
The enabling law for this policy was the 2003 HERO's Act, which has been used prior to Biden's student loan forgiveness plan to modify loan conditions. So this policy was approved …
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Comment #36536150
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Comment #36522666
China uses an ethnic quota system for underrepresented minorities for university admissions, just like India and the United States (until today).
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Comment #36522477
There was hasn't been a "prior Democratic balance of SCOTUS" the SCOTUS has been firmly conservative since Rehnquist (1986) and probably before that. What is notable about this Rob…
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Comment #36522285
Remember the Supreme Court upheld the legality of affirmative action in 2016 in Fisher v. UT-Austin, and two lower courts upheld the legality of affirmative action in this particul…
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Comment #36521261
Judicial review has upheld the constitutionality of affirmative action policies for 40+ years, what changed is the composition of the Supreme Court and its related willingness to l…