So they stole it

On that not didn’t Ed Koch’s incompetence with an Ice Ring help make Trump more famous in New York?

When Neolibs and DOGE bros keep screaming about government efficiency, toss this at them. It’s a rare discussion on how the government was so efficient in the past, and why cutting stuff isn’t efficiency

Wait, Cory Booker has some pepper?

That’s Great!

HEY!

McKinsey killed a lot of kids, and if are caught with one dead kid, who knows how many other dead Disney land kids they killed

It looked like it was going to be another “both sides” slop, but it just ended up a big takedown on centrists

Jokes on you

America has higher rates of overwork and suicide!

Might be, but also Axios has the whole “Smart Brevity” thing (https://www.axios.com/smart-brevity), I often end up using the articles to help me “parse” a lot of long winded academic articles but the stats matches up in the papers, else I woundn’t be posting the articles

The long form articles I don’t believe they are AI written, mainly because they are a bit esoteric and focus on stuff you can’t really AI generate with.

I think the best answer is the guy is a really heavy user of Grammerly

Edit: Looking at stuff like this https://www.population.fyi/p/process-and-performance-how-america make it a lot harder it is AI generated because it is too werid, obsessive over niche history and the such

Probs, but the information is useful

I thought this article was useful in explaining why “moderates” constantly fail at “being good at government”

Feel like the best way to beat down JD Vance and his ilk is the mountain of evidence that “culture” don’t raise birth rates, actually caring about families and trying to be better does

Ask software engineers that same question or anyone working at GE during Jack Welch’s tenure

The article actually argues that we should expand education, and the faults of “overeducated” risk is because of the job market being inefficient

TLDR: Job market is shitty and rigged

Unemployment benefits: Benefits vary widely across states, often misaligning with political stereotypes and cost of living differences (e.g., Texas offering more generous unemployment benefits than California).

I think the writer have the same opinion considering the way they use “Reagan’s CEQA”

Increase housing supply of anysort suppresses rent growth

Not the first time these guys love their eccentric thumbnails

https://www.population.news/p/midlife-crisis-is-dead-in-34-countries

It’s a underrated cut of steak

it reduces child poverty!

I guess downvotes love keeping kids poor