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In Utah I checked via state website on Election day

I feel like that is a great example of hype. Some that looks impressive but once you watch for a bit you realize it's a shallow copy that required a million hours of footage to generate.

It's a shorthand and like all shorthands it limits nuance but that doesn't make it completely meaningless.

The "better education" part is directly funded from tobacco lawsuits.

The way the Court current works its just settled until the next turn over in court make up.

Of course "some people wanted the laws that were enacted", that's basically meaningless and not what OP said.

> If it's legal -- it's fair and just.

A quick look at history shows this to be false (Jim Crow laws, Nuremberg Laws, a million other examples). People should never derive their morality from bureaucrats.

"betray" in this context meaning advertise to LGBT people?

INAL but I don't think they can strike https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Federal_Service_Labor-Manageme...

That a decision everyone is free to make for themselves. If you want to forgive him feel free but that has no bearing on how others might feel.

Society hasn't exiled him into the woods, people are just rightfully exercising their right not to be associated with him.

North Carolina in case anyone else is curious

> As discussed throughout, the above results provide no evidence that greater police budgets lead to increases in homicide clearance rates (or equivalently, lower police budgets decrease homicide clearance rates).

https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1111/jels.12325

Humans are terrible at judging risk though. I don't think I could accurately judge the risk of driving to the grocery store, let alone a trip to the Titanic.

I was curious too.

> Contacted by CBS News, the Canadian Coast Guard said the rescue operation was being managed by the Boston Regional Coordination Center, and a map showing jurisdictions for the various coastal search and rescue agencies off the North American coast shows the location of the Titanic wreck within the Boston center's area of responsibility.

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/titanic-submarine-missing-rescu... https://sarcontacts.info/contacts/rcc-boston-1st-district-57...

Games Workshop is famously extremely litigious

Warhammer is so much fun but the pieces are just so ridiculously expensive. Especially Warhammer Fantasy which has races that can require a hundred individual units to field a 2000 point army.

Many articles are not in support of the current war in Ukraine. A lot of ink has been spilled on what Russia is doing is wrong and should immediately end their war.

Which makes sense why CBT style therapy has shown effectiveness because its main focus is challenging those interpretations. No doubt even with those tools it is still a major challenge.

James Joyce would have loved this.

The military isn't at will employment though, it is different when a company can fire you tomorrow.

It's also how they can protect it from being used in ways they disagree with.

> Is their position really going to be that parents don't have the right to parent their kids?

I think their position is more children have 1st amendment rights too.

Utah just passed the bill this is based on. I'm sure it will in court for awhile.

> If an account holder is a minor, the social media company 33 shall confirm that a minor has consent under subsection (a) of this section 34 to become a new account holder, at the time an Arkansas user opens the 35 account.

I don't see any text about how they're suppose to verify that consent.

Societal harm

> passive-aggressive dickhead that Don is.

I very much disagree. Look how Tony treats his sister when she's trying to better herself and change their families tendency to rage, he jabs at her constantly until she breaks and gets immense satisfaction that she is as broken as him.

Melfi even argues Tony is a sociopath, Don at least realizes the difference between right and wrong.

They will because of Gwynne Shotwell and probably in spite of Musk

A good video that helped me fall better on skis after I broke my wrist (by falling incorrectly): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wS0HCRMbRRA

Both companies famous for their burn out culture. That the CEO would want all employees to work as much as possible without concern for burnout is completely unsurprising, but that does not make it a good way to run a tech company.

Those companies are clearly not in the same position as twitter either. I have no idea why "trust Elon" should just be taken as a given.

If you want to do business in a market, you have to follow the market's rules.

That's assuming the scope and effects of gerrymandering, and that the public understanding of gerrymandering, remained constant, which is a big assumption.