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Tom Head
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On my desk is a USB-C to Lightning adapter. First to find it and bring it to me wins my eternal gratitude. Sorry, this is not really a scavenger hunt.
James ThomsonImportant updates to your Torment Nexus subscription plan.
Information Is BeautifulInteresting. The evolution of conflict in literature / society
(by Instagram user: @grantdraws)
https://www.instagram.com/p/DBOlpAuRj9c/
Elle CordovaA grammatical murder mystery
GhostOnTheHalfShellOnly in Japan
究極の謝罪を競う「土下座選手権」開催（Apology Olympics）
McNadoMDPSA:
If you are wearing smart glasses and come to the ER, the smart glasses people are going to get a recording of my history, exam, and discussion of your results. You wouldn’t believe how often I unexpectedly find cancer, or syphilis, or other conditions you may not want big tech to immediately be privy to. Meta isn’t subject to medical privacy laws. It also isn’t my job to recognize your camera and give you a heads-up. In fact, big signs in the ER tell you recording is not allowed.
JA WestenbergEvery empire collapsed the same way:
Comfort replaced discipline.
Entertainment replaced purpose.
Short-term thinking replaced long-term vision.
Rome wasn’t destroyed in a day….
Chuck DarwinHas there ever been an episode of presidential corruption so blatant and threatening to constitutional order?
Certainly not in modern times.
Trump’s Justice Department is using taxpayer money to create a $1.8 billion political slush fund.
Ostensibly set up to compensate those who the department claims have “suffered weaponization and lawfare,”
it will in fact reward loyalists willing to defy the law and commit violence on behalf of the president.
The fund manages to combine three of Mr. Trump’s most alarming behaviors.
One, it is an obvious form of corruption, coming from a president who has used his office to enrich himself, his family and his allies.
Two, the fund continues his pattern of using the Justice Department as an enforcer to punish his perceived opponents and protect his friends and allies.
Three, the fund is his latest attempt to rewrite historyabout the 2020 election and the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on Congress.
https://www.nytimes.com/2026/05/20/opinion/trump-doj-slush-fund-criminals-corruption.html?smid=nytcore-ios-share
Certainly not in modern times.
Trump’s Justice Department is using taxpayer money to create a $1.8 billion political slush fund.
Ostensibly set up to compensate those who the department claims have “suffered weaponization and lawfare,”
it will in fact reward loyalists willing to defy the law and commit violence on behalf of the president.
The fund manages to combine three of Mr. Trump’s most alarming behaviors.
One, it is an obvious form of corruption, coming from a president who has used his office to enrich himself, his family and his allies.
Two, the fund continues his pattern of using the Justice Department as an enforcer to punish his perceived opponents and protect his friends and allies.
Three, the fund is his latest attempt to rewrite historyabout the 2020 election and the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on Congress.
https://www.nytimes.com/2026/05/20/opinion/trump-doj-slush-fund-criminals-corruption.html?smid=nytcore-ios-share
Tom ChadwinDon't take too much care of your #JoyPlot.
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