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My head hurt reading yesterday's jobs report. So I made these to help make sense of the US labor market... [OC]
Whistleblower who flagged Lutnick’s links to Epstein dies y suicide.
thebanker.comHonest question: what has Trump done this term that wasn’t objectively bad?
I mean every action, veto, speech, etc feels like he is constantly picking the worst option. Even Big A himself has referenced how he is tired of reporting that Trump keeps fucking up
Also, walking back a bad decision doesn’t count as a good one, for example certain tariffs and DOGE actions
Edit: It does appear that there are some examples, but about half of them were undermined by bad execution. That should say a lot about how bad of a president he is
The global wealth disparity is an indication of something….
If Big A won’t stream I’ll just have to make the streams my self
Nike stock crashes another -6% to its lowest level since September 2013 after posting weaker than expected earnings. The stock is now down -82%
Bro is continuing his questionable choices today by posting an ops personal number
Whats your politics?
I’m super curious to see where the community lies politically. I’m fairly certain the glizzy maestro has stated himself he leans left, but in reading some of the comments on posts here, I notice not everyone here has the same politics (which is great!). I’m interested in seeing what the distribution is.
This post is not about party allegiance. Here are three examples of what i mean by “politics”.
- “My stances on taxation, health care, and foreign policy align with liberal ideology so i therefore am left”
- “I prioritize abortion law and the second amendment above almost all other issues so therefore I lean right”
- “I’m libertarian and therefore i align myself with libertarian policies. These usually come from right side ideology, and though I myself am far right, I identify mostly with the right option.”
Thanks guys
There are "all sorts of smart reasons" the League of Legends MMO shouldn't be made, Riot boss says, but we're doing it anyway
Riot says there are plenty of rational reasons not to build a new MMO, including the cost, long development cycle, and how difficult the genre is to break into.
The studio is moving ahead anyway because it believes the creative opportunity is worth the risk, even if the project is not the safest business decision.