Ross Douthat, big shot conservative journalist for the New York Times, has written:

Yes, presidential aides and cabinet members can manage some aspects of the job for a fading chief executive. But they aren’t law clerks drafting opinions on a leisurely timeline.

Their boss sits at the heart of a global network of alliances; commands the world’s most powerful military, which includes a vast nuclear deterrent; and is charged with maintaining a Pax Americana that’s currently under threat from an alliance of revisionist powers. The entire global order will be endangered if there is an empty vessel in the Oval Office, a headless superpower in a destabilizing world.

I'm simply stunned by the lack of sight displayed here. As Yarvin puts it, "How can anyone be on this much crack?"

Such a boring drive; nothing to do out here

nice ratio

What it's really like to be in the UP

Ruins of a long gone civilization. The people here have long forgotten what their purpose was

Gn

Season 2, Episode 8 - Joe Pera Watches Internet Videos with You

Currently writing an essay about the superiority of "poorly lit" rural roads when compared to brightly illuminated city streets

Imagine living in a city

Ultra-processed foods
do NOT cause obesity,
says US Government's
top diet advisors.

Sincerely,
Uncle Sam

Tesla owners…

@AltSkull48

What sense does it make to use low crowd size as a metric when you're going to increase that when you publish this?

*Screams of agony*

America's least visited and most revisited National Park; it's a truly beautiful place, but don't tell anyone else about it, and certainly don't advertise it in one of the nation's largest publications

Maybe you aren't supposed to be under never ending micro-stress, anon.

Gn

Season 2, Episode 9 - Joe Pera Has a Surprise for You

"We need to put more chemicals into your drinking water to kill the bacteria because of global warming, fellow urbanite. Trust the science."

Since this went viral, folks all over have been shitting on rural places and talking about how this won't work because all the women are in the cities.

I have good news to report: that is incorrect, young women are not all in the cities.

The correlation between the ratio of young women to young men in a county to the county's percentage of the population that lives in Urbania is non-existent; the percentage of a county's urban population can explain less than a third of a tenth of a percent of the differences between counties in their proportions of young women to young men.

There might be less young women in rural areas, but it's a function of there being less people, including less young men.

Now, on the other hand, anon, do you think the average urbanite or ruralite young woman is going to match your values better? Which is more likely to be religious? Which is more likely to be family-oriented? Which is more likely to be open to taking the poor pill?

It's a good thing none of these exist in the UP. I think my neighbors might riot if a store nearby tried this