Hank Kingsley

Sure, but "undermining Democracy" is digging in with a candidate that got too old and can't win. Stan culture is a huge problem in this country, no matter one's political affiliation. These people should not be your heroes.

I haven't paid attention to any of these Dem operatives in years, but things are going great for blue MAGA on Twitter.

"Barron could have gone anywhere in the country, but he chose to stay close to home at The University of Florida Atlantic. In beautiful Boca. Boca is so great and so beautiful and he'll be close to home. They've got a hell of a football team and and a hell of a coach. He's got a pee chart, folks. I said Tom, I drink 10 Diet Cokes a day, what do you think my pee looks like? He said I'd have the pee of a champion. He's a great guy, Tom."

No, this is gaslighting. People (including myself and friends) were discussing the need to replace Biden DURING the debate.

I didn't even think of the fundraising issue. Lots of regular donors are gonna hold back, and who the fuck is gonna START donating to the Biden campaign at this point? Another metric that will force him out soon.

Fetterman stammering on CNN right now trying to defend Joe Biden. Brutal.

There is no coming back from this for Joe and the dam is breaking. Dem party leaders will get in line soon and put him down. Ben Hunt wrote a great piece about Biden and the Common Knowledge Game last week after the debate: https://www.epsilontheory.com/joe-biden-and-the-common-knowledge-game/ It's over for him.

It has to be Kamala.

The Nazis, duh.

Godfuckingdamnit. But more proof the MSM is gonna keep pushing Biden out as the Nielsen ratings continue to go up.

Also the mainstream media is desperate for an uptick in viewership and ad dollars, and nothing like Biden being replaced as a Presidential candidate gets the higher-ups wetter. They're helping for the wrong reasons, but they will not let this go for one minute.

Herd mentality is a powerful force. These cowardly Dem Congresspeople trying to cover their own asses by sticking with Joe will fold as more pressure is applied.

Keep applying pressure. MOAR.

Obviously the clock is ticking, but it's good to see the pressure on Biden will not go away. He will not win people over or silence the critics with future public appearances. The polls continue to get worse. There is no way to undo the belief from the majority of voters that he's old and fragile. If there are no upticks in the next couple of weeks, Joe can still bow out on "his terms" or whatever makes him feel better. As much as he loves power, legacy matters more to Biden. He just has to be convinced he can't win.

I kinda like it. Not a huge fan of Keegan the player, but he's an East Coaster with NY ties. The Bethpage fans were already gonna be crazy, but it gets turned up to 11 with Keegan at the helm. He's also already said he's got nothing against LIV, so Bryson and Koepka probably make the team. Meathead city, baby. It's gonna be a rock concert. We might see titties.

"AI-driven personalized behavior change". LMAO. Full text of tweet: Today Sam Altman and I published a piece in TIME sharing our vision for how AI-driven personalized behavior change can transform healthcare and announcing the launch of Thrive AI Health, a new company funded by the OpenAI Startup Fund and Thrive Global, which will be devoted to building an AI health coach. The company’s mission is to use AI to democratize access to expert-level health coaching to improve health outcomes and address growing health inequities. As @sama and I write, AI could go well beyond efficiency and optimization to something much more fundamental: improving both our health spans and lifespans. With AI-driven personalized behavior change, we have the chance to finally reverse the trend lines on chronic diseases like diabetes and cardiovascular diseases, which are directly related to daily behaviors but not distributed equally across demographics. DeCarlos Love — a brilliant product leader passionate about improving health outcomes — has left Google to become Thrive AI Health’s CEO, and I’m very much looking forward to working with him. And The Alice L. Walton Foundation is joining us as a strategic investor to help us scale our impact to underserved communities and reduce health inequities. AI has become central to @Thrive 's mission to improve health and productivity outcomes, and I’m incredibly passionate about the opportunity to leverage AI to deliver hyper-personalized behavior change across the five key behaviors that Thrive focuses on and that govern our health: sleep, food, movement, stress management and connection. The AI health coach will be embedded in Thrive’s behavior change platform and we look forward to bringing this innovative offering to the market. Read more in @TIME : https://bit.ly/3WbFQ9I

More from Zitron: https://www.wheresyoured.at/pop-culture/ The most fascinating part of the report (page 10) is an interview with Jim Covello, Goldman Sachs' Head of Global Equity Research. Covello isn't a name you'll have heard unless you are, for whatever reason, a big semiconductor-head, but he's consistently been on the right side of history, named as the top semiconductor analyst by II Research for years, successfully catching the downturn in fundamentals in multiple major chip firms far before others did. And Jim, in no uncertain terms, thinks that the generative AI bubble is full of shit. Covello believes that the combined expenditure of all parts of the generative AI boom — data centers, utilities and applications — will cost a trillion dollars in the next several years alone, and asks one very simple question: "what trillion dollar problem will AI solve?" He notes that "replacing low-wage jobs with tremendously costly technology is basically the polar opposite of the prior technology transitions [he's] witnessed in the last thirty years." One particular myth Covello dispels is comparing generative AI "to the early days of the internet," noting that "even in its infancy, the internet was a low-cost technology solution that enabled e-commerce to replace costly incumbent solutions," and that "AI technology is exceptionally expensive, and to justify those costs, the technology must be able to solve complex problems, which it isn't designed to do."

Well, it’s out again. So fuck me.

My power turned back on a few minutes ago. 77027.

Sure, long way to go and I have no desire to overreact to a bad month. But it was an area of concern heading into this recruiting season with the recent shakeups.

To our insider friends...any chance we see movement in the recruiting department based on this disturbing trend over the last few weeks?

I have not followed this recruitment that closely, but based off what CTJ and SydneyCarton are saying this isn't a money decision. And our staff and QB room makes more sense for Moore as well. Seems like the kid decided he wants to get away and do his own thing.

It means a lot. He leaked that Moore committed to Oregon.

It wasn't a fake tweet. JFC.