Ummm… Unitarians in general do not believe in anything specific, so this seems arbitrary but don’t worry she will probably be fired for underperforming soon anyway
This is the dumbest timeline…
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Ummm… Unitarians in general do not believe in anything specific, so this seems arbitrary but don’t worry she will probably be fired for underperforming soon anyway
This is the dumbest timeline…
Using AI to more rapidly learn a domain will help in the short term
But in the long term, all moats will evaporate
Edit: If this was just about local games it’d be simple
The only bill with that image on it should be a Most Wanted poster
Example: “the combined wealth of California’s top 250 people is equal to half the state’s GDP.”
So what? Those Big Scary Numbers are not related to each other in any meaningful way.
The Democrats’ obsession with other people’s wealth is a big part of why they lost the last presidential election
If a “one-time” tax on the imaginary paper wealth of “billionaires” is somehow logical and legal, then expect it to morph into a recurring tax on unrealized capital gains - like the equity in your house.
I’d be thrilled if religion was only used to uplift people but that’s not going to happen either