20 February 2024

The mRNA vax can cross into the placenta.

Our findings suggest that the vaccine mRNA is not localized to the injection site and can spread99
systemically to the placenta and umbilical cord blood.
A lot of pregnant women got the jab. I've heard of miscarriages soon after the jab. I wonder how would have if they knew this untested product would flow into their unborn baby? I suspect many would not. Too late now.


And now the American Red Cross cares if a prospective donor was vaxxed? What have you discovered, Red Cross?

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Ugh. Oregon lawmakers can't even get an easy thing done. Measure to end Daylight Saving Time fails by one vote.

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Oregon knows how to kill business. 35 Oregon pharmacies close due to the CAT tax.

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83% of doctors surveyed hope that A.I. will help with burnout. Maybe, if done right.  But no one is working on helping you, dear doctor. They're all working to help the hospital, insurance companies, and Big Data. Not you, sorry.

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Fingerprints can be stolen off of swipes from a touchscreen. Generative A.I. never ceases to amaze.

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China is in big trouble and they don'y want you to know. A $7 trillion stock crash is huge – brave of Forbes to report it. And it's not just them – Germany (Europe's biggest economy) is crashing, too. Growth forecast is just 0.2%. The only country that seems to be doing well is Russia.

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Utopia? Who the heck thought passage of M110 would lead to a utopia?

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Mail-in voting is subject to fraud. Oregon is taking note – there is a bill (SB1589) to eliminate it, but the Dems want it.

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UPS is closing their North Portland facility due to decreased business. That's 300 jobs lost and another decrease in tax base. Looks like people aren't shipping as much. Economy is poor and the population in the city is dwindling.

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21 February 2024

Panoramai lets you spruce up your Google Street View with a fantasy scene of your choosing. Have at it, if you have time to kill.

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I can't believe so many people are seriously wigged-out about climate change. C'mon folks.

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Are frozen embryos children? The Alabama Supreme Court thinks so. I don't think those judges could tell clumps of cells apart if they were presented with them. In reality, there is a gradual change from clumps of cells to an actual human being. The transition is not easy to define, but that's nature. By 13 weeks, it's clear that there is a human being, but not at the frozen embryo stage. Would you charge a woman who had a miscarriage with murder? It's like calling a seed a tree. It's a potential and future tree. But it is not a tree, yet. And it shouldn't be treated as such.

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MultCo. commissioners left frustrated by lack of action on fentanyl emergency, 15 days later. What were they expecting? Just declaring an emergency isn't going to do squat, ladies. Meanwhile Oregon scores the top spot in the nation for fentanyl deaths. A 41% increase! Because it's legal here, what did you expect?

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Hawaii wants to charge you a $25 climate fee for traveling to the state. Not sure if that's even legal, but hey, Democrats will try anything for money – if stupid ideas. Hawaii is taxed so much that residents there have the smallest disposable income in the nation. Oregon is #3, though.

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Gender dysphoric kids who get psychiatric help don't have increased rates of suicide. They don't need mutilative surgery, as Rachel Levine insists. The majority of trans kids just end up being gay when they grow up.

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Yeah, Portland is just crazy.

What do you expect when you defund the police?

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One thing that explains why people support Trump is that we don't have to wonder what it would be like if he were President. We already know. He was the President once, and life was good (until the Wuhan virus was released). This is something that Elizabeth Warren refuses to understand.
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19 February 2024

In the world of A.I.  Khan Academy's A.I. math tutor chatbot fails at basic arithmetic. And in China, women are turning to A.I. boyfriends. Because they are supposedly better than real men. They're turning Japanese, I really think so.

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Interesting miscellanea I came across. Someone has a business building factories that build houses. And this woman, who was badly burned as a child, has a cosmetic tattoo business to help others who have skin discolorations that they might like to conceal. Very nice.

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Tax strategies in retirement. Could be helpful for this ronin.

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Some interesting science publications regarding LongCOVID that compel some to call LongVAX.
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The Oregonian notices that Oregon education has not bounced back from COVID, like all the other states. Meanwhile the Oregonian is putting more articles behind their paywall. They are losing their function as the city's media.

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Are they really?  WSJ says that tech leaders are moving back to San Francisco. But why would they?

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And Portland has a Homeless Industrial Complex just like Seattle.
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Oregon exports plunge by 20%. Are we surprised?

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I saw this post on Reddit, stating that when it comes to saving auto manufacturing jobs, Biden delivers and Trump only talks. Anyone who pays attention knows that can't possibly be true, so I decided to look into the details. The video creator was referring to the time Trump attempted to save jobs in Lordstown, OH, when GM decided to close their plant. Many workers would soon be unemployed, but It seemed to have been saved by Lordstown Motors, a startup company, coming in and buying the plant and starting the manufacture of new electric trucks. Trump praised them, and for a while things looked favorable. But as you know, electric vehicle tech was still inadequate, and the owners got involved with SPACs, who wanted to take the company public before it was ready. There were overstated reports of how well the company was doing, and eventually they ran out of money and were not able to produce vehicles. Very sad outcome, but not really Trump's fault.
Then the Biden example involves the Stellantis deal, where Biden shilled for the union (UAW) and it appeared that things went in the union's favor. This is different, because we are not talking about an iffy startup playing around with shaky technology. This is just putting influence and pressure to score a union victory. One auto worker even stated
When he heard about the reopening, Robert Stacy, another laid-off worker, said he felt “shock, happiness, and then a little disappointed finding out that it was going to take so long.” He is grateful for the g plant’s revival but said he felt the economy was better under Trump.
And Foxconn later bought the failing company and is continuing to manufacture EVs there on a Taiwanese platform, so all is not lost in Lordstown.
Meanwhile, Biden and Kamala tried to nurture Proterra, the electric bus company, but it failed utterly. So Biden ain't doing so hot with electric vehicles either.
The Reddit post is locked, so I couldn't show him this.
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18 February 2024

What’s the fun in writing on the internet anymore? When A.I. and people can steal and paraphrase your good ideas. And obfuscate attribution to you so that your contribution doesn't register anymore. Well, this ronin writes for personal reasons. So there.

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Japan to launch world’s first wooden satellite to combat space pollution. Good on Japan to put their money where their mouth is. Act on your convictions. Don't just keep making metal satellites like everyone else.

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Reddit has signed a deal with the devil. They've erased all content priot to 1 January 2023, and will allow A.I. to train on its content. What a way to destroy something that took years to develop.

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Are these the world's top 2% of scientists? Well, in terms of publications, they're the most prolific, but that's not necessarily a sign of excellence.

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LongCOVID may be a type of brain injury, as assessed by markers of brain injury (tTau, GFAP, NfL, and UCH-L1), and there is correlation with acute dysregulation in innate and adaptive immune responses. The is consistent with other reports claiming that LongCOVID is associated with "widespread muscle damage, changes in muscle composition, and disrupted energy metabolism" and "inflammation, the damage, the scarring, the clots” found in the muscles of long COVID patients. Now to identify the underlying cause of all this, and the connection to spike protein, which is probably still present.

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Thanks to OpenAI, it’s never been clearer that Sundar Pichai is to Google as Steve Ballmer was to Microsoft. Google clearly had the lead in A.I. and it always puzzled me as to why this lead slipped. This posting from an insider provides details as why Google lost the lead. The exodus of brainpower was devastating. And it's surprising to see Microsoft's name being mentioned in tech developments again.

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Nothing beats the energy density and cost-effectiveness of petroleum products. Windmill farms will be an expensive mistake. Only the prospect of subsidies will make it possible to build. But then there is maintenance. And repair. And replacement when parts get old. All very expensive prospects. Oregon doesn't have money to waste.

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Portland's downtown vacancy rates are rising, but rents are rising, too.  Lots of reasons why. Also, taxes are increasing, and it costs more to operate in Portland.

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Careful about using TurboTax. FreeTaxUSA might be more accurate.

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Jeff Katzenberg thinks A.I. will eliminate 90% of jobs in the animation industry.

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Virioids with obelisk-RNA are in your mouth. There's always something new. RNA is amazing – it keeps surprising us with new forms.

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Senator David Brock Smith tells us about 23 good bills being presented in the legislature. These are good bills indeed. Already the Dems are screaming about freezing property tax for seniors. They want the tax to keep increasing without cap. Something about worsening "economic and racial inequality" and "disproportionately benefit white Oregonians over Oregonians of color.” These buzzwords are so overused. I think it's all B.S. and don't believe any of it anymore.

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Why Are Hundreds Of Lahaina Fire Survivors Turning Down FEMA Housing? Because it isn't in Lahaina. They don't want to leave they're home town.

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Screed against the imposition of modern tech in our lives. I certainly agree about the social media part and the tech surveillance. Some of it is just having the willingness to say No!

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Brilliant execution!

17 February 2024

Much discussion in the scientific publishing world about this major goof of a so-called "PEER-REVIEWED journal".  How in hell did they let this go through. It's a Chinese submission, which is not surprising. They used A.I. to generate their nonsense paper. It got retracted, as people noticed and called attention to it. Look at one of the figures - complete gibberish.

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Apple is at a crossroads. It doesn't want to let app developers sell outside their App Store closed wall. So when developers publish their apps as WebApps, Apple converts them to Safari bookmarks. This is because the EU DMA requires Apple to let developer sell outside the App Store. So Apple has decided to remove the "Save to Home Screen" option. Expect a backlash.

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NVIDIA is making it easier to set up a local chatbot on your computer, where you can RAG with your local documents, and you don't have to use cloud models, or download a pretrained model and set it up on your machine and import your vector database and Ollama, or something similar. The catch is you have to be running Windows, and you have to have their RTX series GPUs installed in your computer.

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Air Canada's A.I. chatbot made a mistake. Now the airline has to pay for that mistake. Be careful with your A.I. If you don't know what you're doing, mistakes will happen.

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I came across this essay where the author decries that you can't tell people anything. The message is that people don't listen, or they just don't understand. But lately, I've noticed that people can't explain things well. I've been watching some technical videos lately, and some people have no business making these teaching videos, because they just can't explain things well. So it goes both ways. Maybe it's because we learn better from people we like? This is one good reason to strive to be liked – people will pay more attention to you.

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Apple is halting production on foldable iPhones and iPads. Because they break too easily.

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FDA approves drug that MIGHT make food allergies less severe. It's an anti-IgE antibody, but even when given beforehand, it didn't prevent all cases of allergy to occur. It's a start, though, I guess.

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Blueberries aren't really blue. There's no blue pigment in nature. It's all refraction. Just like with birds.

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There's a new cell therapy for refractory metastatic melanoma. It's called Amtagvi (who names these things, anyway?).

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It's still true!  Exercise is an effective treatment for depression, with walking or jogging, yoga, and strength training more effective than other exercises, particularly when intense.

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Does Japan have a culture of relationship cheating? I thought the Japanese had such a low sex-drive, which is why their birth rate is so low. Ah, but maybe it's not low – they're just dealing with it in other ways that don't result in children. Well that's not good. And I learned that the recent non-Japanese Miss Japan had to resign because she was having an affair with a married man.

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Novel antibiotic, cresomycin, effective in vitro and in vivo efficacy against both Gram-positive and Gram-negative bacteria, including multidrug-resistant strains of Staphylococcus aureus, Escherichia coli, and Pseudomonas aeruginosa. Great!

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This is crazy!  Neil Gaiman, Paul Weimer among writers excluded from Hugo Awards over fear of offending China. If you're that afraid, Don't have the Hugo Awards ceremony in China!

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This video is excellent. Reminds me of what Patrick Moore did to AOC.

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16 February 2024

A lot of folks are talking about OpenAI's Sora. Here are some of the videos made with it (although some suspect that at least one of the videos is not made with Sora). This old ronin gets the same vibe as when he saw the Commodore Amiga. What amazing graphics that had. We all wanted one. And it turned out that although we had those capabilities in the consumer sphere, it didn't replace artists and other creatives from dazzling us. It takes more than just the tools. There has to be something more. The low-hanging fruit is coming out now. When we get tired of that, we'll see some great stuff.

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Nike is laying off 2% of its workforce. Now Cisco Systems is laying off 5% in the Bay Area. Signs of a still-unhealthy economy, no matter what the stock market says.

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Here's a report in the Oregonian about a struggling downtown business. Too much theft. Barely enough profit margin to pay employees. Nearly none for the business owner. But this statement caught my eye: "Ly no longer bothers reporting shoplifting." Yeah, going through with prosecution is no longer worth it. Crime goes unpunished. And have you seen this video?

Yeah, the new normal in Portland is slower job growth.
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Democrats vote down policies that Republicans propose to help children's education. HB 4095 re-establishes basic proficiency standards for reading, writing, and math. HB 4161 effectively removes the cap on students who can enroll in a virtual charter school without their resident school district’s approval. And HJR 203 proposes an amendment to the Oregon Constitution to establish the fundamental right of parents to direct the education, upbringing, and care of their children. Democrats want kids locked into the public school system, where the teachers can expose them to critical race theory and gender deviancy studies.  And to give the Teachers' Union a reason to exist.

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Great news!  Over 2 Billion Metric Tons of Rare Earth Minerals Discovered in Wyoming. This looks to make the United States the leader in rare earth metal production, so we won't be dependent on countries that hate us.

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Oregon Senate votes to end Daylight Saving Time. There'll be a lot more hurdles to jump before it actually happens, however. But it's a start.

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15 February 2024

It's starting. The UK has fallen into recession. Japan has fallen into recession. Germany barely avoided it. Things aren't looking good.

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Wow. There's a drug that prevents amputation from frostbite not – iloprost.

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Removing the bottleneck. Oregon lawmakers are considering removing the need for a Certificate of Need, which should allow for more healthcare facilities. Not surprising that the law was put in place to prevent new healthcare facilities from attracting those with good insurance, leaving the socialist Medicare and Medicaid patients to other hospitals. Once again, fallout from lefty policies beget bad law, which begets other bad outcomes. Also, Oregon will pay for more "public guardians" to take care of those in need of nursing care, because they can't find regular staffing at nursing homes and assisted living homes. Stopgaps.

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Portland passed a law, where you can get fined if there is graffiti on your private property. They created the problem. But you'd better clean up the consequences.

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iPhone 16 is rumored to have an upgraded Neural Engine, and will have some generative AI features. Maybe this will include an autoregressor to unblur your photos.

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It's come to this. The future of precision cancer therapy might be to try everything. I thought this was a bad thing. So, it's apparently frowned upon to "try everything" serially, but it's OK when you do it all at once.

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Looks like the mainstream journals are just like mainstream media. Now journals like Nature and New England Journal of Medicine are telling you how to vote. Stay in your lane, folks.

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Written by a supporter of M110. And she uses the term "LatinX" which is a clue. She went on the Soros-funded Portugal boondoggle, so she's doing her bit to justify the trip expenses. No, Mercedes, M110 isn't working, and needs to be scrapped.

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Danny Jacobs take note.  Diversity training increases feelings of bigotry. Makes sense.

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Obituary spam – yet another thing brought to you by artificial intelligence. 

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Don’t believe the citation count on Google Scholar – it's manipulatable.

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It's 2024 and we still don't have an easy way to copy files between devices. At this time, you can't beat the trust USB drive. If it's a link, I just use Firefox Sync in a special folder I create. If it's a file, I use Sync or email.

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14 February 2024

Teachers are sending more kids to psychiatrists. Not sure if they really need it, or if they're doing this to cover their butts. In any event, this was not a problem when I was growing up. Of course, that world no longer exists.

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Generative AI Turns Ordinary Computers into Weapons of Mass Copyright Violation. And the problem is too big now, for any law to prevent. It'll just happen, and when it's out there, who cares? Bad time to be a creative. Your unique work, that you worked so long to perfect – it'll just be trained on and commoditized. With tools like img2dataset, your unique art style will just be an option in someone's dropdown menu.

OpenAI is giving ChatGPT memory, so it will remember stuff from session to session. Could be interesting. Could be scary. But then, you could delete the memory you don't want, but it's not clear how well that works.

And A.I. Girlfriends are a privacy nightmare. A data-harvesting horror. But who uses a hosted girlfriend. If you're that stupid, you don't deserve privacy. It may not quite be free, but you're still the customer.

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Fat finger strikes again. Lyft stock swings up and then down, due to a typo.

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Evil. Tech companies are firing people, then reposting the position at a lower wage to save money. I guess this is revenge, or the reverse of the time when techies would job-hop up the payscale ladder. Now the shoe is on the other foot. It sucks when you are no longer considered hot property.

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Apparently when you have Parkinson's DIsease, you have a certain smell. That's a clue right there.

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Citrix Workspace might be sending your clipboard over the network. It could be going to your employer, who knows? I bet hardly anyone is going to see this. Bad news if they're really doing this. 

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China is in trouble. The streets of formerly busy places like Shenzhen look like East Portland, now. But don't worry, the Chinese seeking a better life, are entering our southern border. 

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Now even Nature recognizes that the world has a Bill Gates problem. Bill's crazy ideas get funded and the world suffers. Look what happened to Common Core Math? A whole generation of math-stupid kids resulted from that. Now it's the vaccine effort, all to enrich himself further.

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Score is a dating service only for those with good credit scores. I suppose it helps weed out some of the losers, but I'm betting that people will figure out how to game the system eventually.

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Slavery is back! Thanks to the Biden Administration, it's OK to own black slaves again. Then they will want reparations. And social services. Remember this guy, fearing that Trump was going to bring back black slavery again? Heck no! It's Biden that's doing that.

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California: Home of politicians with stupid ideas. First they banned plastic straws, then plastic bags. Then they allowed thicker plastic bags. Guess what happened?  Then Rep Barbara Lee thinks $50 /hr minimum wage is a good idea. Because burger flippers just ought to make enough money to support a family of four. Legislate wealth. Legislate clean energy.
Update: Heh, looks like the stupidiy spread to New Jersey, too. Did they go to the same conference?

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The Biden Administration wants to uglify Oregon with offshore windmills. I hope this dies, but it probably won't. Ultimately it will be a climate tragedy and will spoil the natural attraction of the Oregon Coast.

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Everytime Dems see money, they think it belongs to them. Oregon Dem Rep Greg Evans wants kicker refund money to use for more spending. He thinks we need for important stuff, but didn't think such stuff was worthy of putting into the actual budget. But now it's supposed to be important.

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And now, the United States may lose control of the First Island Chain. It may be a good thing that the Chinese are hurting economically such that war with Taiwan is not guaranteed to be affordable, else we'd be in a world of hurt right now. That might be the main thing saving us now. Even Japan is willing to pay for the United States to continue, which shows how important it is, but the problem is that the United States may not have the armed forces personnel to staff this defense.

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13 February 2024

Even though the city is full of vacant office space, Portland can't find space for the 12 extra city council members that were voted in. The reason? They think their offices should have internet fiber, for the fastest connections. They're not doing internet-intensive work, like medical centers do with electronic health records. They're not providing cloud services to edge computing devices. They're just doing routine government work. Why is it necessary to rip up the streets to install fiber to the offices. This is why Portland is dysfunctional, and why they need all that tax money.

And Oregon needs more tax money, too. To fix problems they created.

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NVIDIA is more valuable than Google and Amazon. Incredible. Just came outa nowhere.

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Cats want to kill us. They carry bubonic plague. And Alaskapox.

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California's wealthy are leaving the state because of high taxes. Gee, who saw that coming. Bet the state is going to impose new creative taxes. Look for tolls, levies, fees.

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Caesars will no longer host DEF-CON. Caesar's got tired of getting hacked and losing money. What were those hackers thinking, anyway? Now, nobody will want to host them.

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Sad. Hong Kong is no longer the vibrant city it once was. It took communist China 26 years to bring the great city to its knees. And Hong Kong stocks are back to what they were in 1997, at the time of the takeover.
And the Chinese aren't reproducing as much as before. The efforts to reduce fertility linger, even though the campaign has stopped. Right now, China is #2 in terms of population, but if current trends continue, it will get overtaken by Nigeria by the end of the century.

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Funny. The gays and lesbians had a Mastodon instance called "queer.af".  But that domain comes out of Afghanistan, and the Taliban threw that domain name off the rooftop, I guess.

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Maybe, maybe, maybe.  45% of men are going to use A.I. to help compose something nice on Valentine's Day. 

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Inflation was higher than expected, according to today's report, leading to the stock market crashing. With all of Biden's giveways and free stuff, how could inflation not be higher. Student loans being forgiven. Free stuff for all the migrants entering the country. All this amounts to cash dumps into society, like quantitative easing. Money flowing into business and banks, when the economic production hasn't really changed. Gas prices are predicted to increase above $4/gal again, and when gas prices increase, the price of everything increases, because it affect shipping and deliveries, too.

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12 February 2024

Senators ask CEOs why their drugs cost so much more in the U.S.  The answer is simple – it's what the market will bear. Lowering the price of a drug is leaving money on the table. And CEOs have to act in the best interest of their shareholders.

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So mifepristone may not be that dangerous, after all. The main paper that scared the FDA about mifepristone has been retracted. So then they should allow it, with misoprostol.

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Emergency rooms are mess. It seems to have started right around the time the COVID-19 vax products were released. Hospitals started to go on divert status so often, because everyone was turning COVID-positive and demanded to be seen. Then they instituted COVID protocols, and everyone had to get vaxxed or quit. So many DID quit. Then the remaining staff were so stressed that many of them left anyway. And hospitals shut down elective procedures and lost money. And they spent money on expensive traveling nurses and lost money. Then the nurses went on strike, and they had boost pay. Then as people got poorer and had to go on Medicaid, hospitals saw loss reimbursement and decreased revenue. And nursing homes lost staff, so that they couldn't accept patients from hospitals as much as before, so hospitals were stuck with patients they couldn't release, and so the EDs couldn't admit as much, and so the EDs became jammed. And hospital EDs became such dismal overcrowded places to go, that people started avoiding them as much as possible, and so money was lost as well. It was a slow process for unnecessarily harsh COVID protocols to be relaxed in the Blue states, which suffered the most.

The solution I would offer: Open up a supplementary ED somewhere and sent all the drug overdoses there. No need to make the rest of the city suffer from the policies of Oregon legislature. Set up a secondary ambulance system just for the drug overdoses, too. Incentivize nursing homes to start taking in those needing their services.

Here's another solution – micro-hospitals. Pennsylvania is doing it. Build it, and send the overdose cases there. Don't let the rest of Portland suffer.

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The Chinese are creating publication farms, as only they can, do juice up the rankings of their mathematicians. Seems like everything that was once nice and reputable is no more. Take newspapers, for example. They used to be essential to stay abreast of what was going on. Then they became editorial centers, spewing out opinionated narratives. CNN used to be great, for example, Yeah, enshittification is coming to everything.  Let the news media die.

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Good idea. Midjourney is going to ban political images for 2024. But people will just use DALL-E, or roll their own.

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Does Brilliant Labs have the best A.R. glasses?

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5 Famous Solopreneurs Who Had Accomplished Nothing By Age 40.  Never too late to try something.

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Magic mushroom seizures are up in Oregon. Oregonians never miss a chance to f*ck their brains up. The United States in general has so many with mental illness.

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Oregon business have finally realized that the state's tax policy is going to hurt them.

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The Internet used to be fun. Why you should start your own blog. Like this ronin.

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Whoa. It's been a while since I set foot in Burien. Man, has it changed. It's become Homeless Central.
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