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  • Unfortunately it's not about who was the most honest or had the best ideas. It's about who was more "convincing" to a "blank slate". When one person has zero problem saying anything to support their point even if its complete bullshit, it's easy to be more convincing. I still think debates should happen but it's sad that the Republicans "win at all costs" mentality elevates quick talkers who will lie to your face and make up disingenuous arguments without a care in the world. Something something about a pig in the mud and wrestling it...

    Sorry about all the air quotes but it's hard to talk about this stuff without them.

  • Word art is in style now my man

  • This kid never took science

  • When nearly everything you say is a lie, it gets difficult remember the web of nonsense you've woven...not to mention making sure it makes logical sense. I think pre presidency he was actually pretty good at it because nothing really mattered and no one was checking his bullshit. Different story today...not that his followers care if he's lying to their face.

  • It's funny how fox and right wing news cherry picks the info they say the DOJ is calling Russian propaganda while saying that this is clamping down on free speech.

    We don't care that these people are saying inflation isn't great and people are struggling fiscally...we care that they're blasting out the message that "Ukraine is the enemy" and "we should apologize to Russia". It also looks like they've been pushing weird Kamala sex stuff lies too. It's a classic lie sandwich, a lie told between two "truths".

  • No phone aux jack conspiracy has re-entered the conversation

  • My company called all lab staff "pandemic heroes" for coming in every day during the pandemic and taking on extra work to compensate for management and office staff who stayed home for years.

    Then shortly after return to office, they closed the lab and laid off all lab staff.

  • When I started algebra in something like 5th grade I had a huge issue with f(x) and the best answer my teacher gave me was that "the equation is a function of x" and couldn't explain it differently and I couldn't get over the fact that we are not multiplying whatever f is by X. "If we're going to set precedent with notation at least be fucking consistent" - 5th grade me probably

  • I tried to figure it out myself back in high school but the best I came up with is X^2 -->2x because it just fucking does.

  • I'm a chemical engineer and I now better understand calculus slightly better from this post. I did a whole lot of "okkayyy ...let's just stick to the process and wait for this whole thing to blow over"

    I know what they were asking me to do but I never really fully understood everything.