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The police and the republican party broke down on january 6 and more with trump. the idea that donald trump made himself out to be this law enforcement candidate, and the guy for law and order, the guy who has the cops' back, is now attacking a police officer and demanding his name when it was a violent rioter who broke into the u.s. capitol and went into, in fact, one of the most sacrosanct chambers of commerce. it is amazing to see those attacks. i think a thought experiment, is think for a moment how the right and republicans and trump would have reacted had an officer in some random city l...

And obviously the factor that cannot be removed from this at all is the race of the officer who shot ashli babbitt. that is just a tremendous factor. i would say it is amazing how quickly this alliance between the police and the republican party broke down, both on january 6th was january 6th and more broadly with donald trump. the idea that donald trump made himself this law enforcement candidate, the guy who has the cops back, he's now attacking a police officer and demanding his name when it was a violent rioter who broke into the u.s. capital and went into one of the most sacrosanct and sa...

The luxury of the thought experiment to think about how we got to this level of vaccine denial and is this kind of the ultimate going-away gift of trump and trumpism? >> brian, darkly, to give the anti-vaxx movement credit, they were flourishing long before donald trump became a candidate or became president. but his flirtation with questioning the connection between vaccines and autism certainly helped fuel their movement. and so did the explosion of disinformation on social media. and trump's refusal to brand, market, and lobby and campaign for the covid vaccines in the time he had left in o...

As Leibniz suggested, we appear to live in the best of all possible worlds, where the computable functions make life predictable enough to be survivable, while the uncomputable functions make life (and mathematical truth) unpredictable enough to remain interesting, no matter how far computers continue to advance

ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero