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Last Thursday, we welcomed Logan and Jake Paul to the Pentagon to meet with our warriors.

Why the fuck is Mamdani mourning the death of an inmate who brutally stabbed two people (and killing one of them) instead of the victims of the attack Deeply deranged behavior

Mayor Zohran Kwame Mamdani @NYCMayor

2 months ago

I am deeply saddened by the death of a New Yorker in City custody at a jail on Rikers Island early this morning. My thoughts are with his family and loved ones as they grieve this loss. We do not yet know the cause of death, but we do know that too many New Yorkers have died on

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This guy secured his bloodline and made sure that his children will come out bigger and stronger than him by dating the biggest strongest mate who would have him. Short king victory. Upwards evolution. Generational victory. Ancestors clapping in Heaven.

Rowley @RudisRowley

2 months ago

Congrats to NCAA National Champion Lucas Byrd and his wife Ellie on their marriage!!! 👏🏿

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I swear I thought this was video from a prison.

Eric Spracklen 🇺🇸 @EricSpracklen

2 months ago

This is why I don’t trust the healthcare system.

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Rochester has not recorded a 90 degree day since July 14 and there are none foreseen for the rest of meteorological summer (June-Aug). There have been six 90 degree days this year. The normal is 10. The most was 32 in 1952.

HT @ENERGY

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Now the commute home: a packed 3-car single-level train out of Hoboken during rush hour. Aisles full, riders standing, and people likely unable to board. How is this considered acceptable capacity planning for a major commuter system? @NJTRANSIT @Amtrak @MikieSherrill @CBSNewYork @ABC7NY @NBCNewYork

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🧵 1/11 Imagine a world where it rained...for two million years straight. Not a drizzle, but biblical downpours that reshaped the planet, wiped out half the species, and set the stage for dinosaurs to rule. This isn't sci-fi, it's the Carnian Pluvial Event (CPE), Earth's wildest weather tantrum that took place 232 million years ago. Grab your rain gear because we are diving in!

For every 1,000 local residents, there are: 2 homes for sale in Essex County, NJ right now 43 homes for sale in Charlotte County, FL right now via ResiClub Terminal

@NYCMayor You are a piece of shit— get out of New York faggot

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@jonbrooks Highly disagree— you are underestimating the demand from millennials

you don’t want to eat out anymore you don’t want the food and ingredients that restaurant ‘a’ sources, the same place restaurant ’b’ sources them from you don’t want the $22 meal made by an alcoholic 40-year old tweaker or the haitian immigrant you don’t want the miserable 37 year old skinny-fat waitress with tattoos serving you you don’t want to tip her but you were raised to tip people, expecting people are like you and do the right thing, providing good service you don’t want to deal with the manager’s NPC customer service spiel, the manager with no skin in the game the italian restaurant is owned by an s-corp group of 3 blacks, 2 indians, and a gay white guy from phoenix arizona you got a $30 parking ticket for not paying the meter your financed car with only 37,000 miles is out of warranty and it’s starting to make a funny noise you get paid every 2 weeks and pay day falls on the 7th of the month your mortgage payment is due on 3rd and you don’t have enough you bought your house in 2021, it’s lost 26% of its value your property taxes just went up you read on the news $5B is being gifted to ukraine you thought you read the same thing 2 weeks ago, and a month before that you look out your window and wonder who your neighbors are, they’ve lived there for 2 years, you’ve never seen them you heard it was purchased by a chinese family you go to the gas station for a candy bar and coke, you tap to pay with your phone the total is $7.27 you leave to drive 3 blocks back home and hit 7 red lights just before you hit the last, a young black man in an nissan altima t-bones you he doesn’t have insurance you look down at your phone, ready to call the police he drives off you see on your lock screen that the solana memecoin you bought was a rug and you lost $250

Many people, even self-described conservatives, think socialism would work if human nature were different. No. Socialism cannot work, even in a hypothetical society of selfless genius saints. Why not? Because socialism centralizes economic choices. How much lumber do we produce? How much wheat? What should the hourly wage of a garbage collector be? How much should insulin cost? How about bread? Socialists think that if you elect the right people, they will make these decisions intelligently and altruistically, and everything will be great. But it doesn't matter how smart and benevolent you are... you can't make a good decision without the right information. The Socialist Central Planning Committee, however wise or benevolent, doesn't know what's wanted, or what's available, because that information is conveyed in prices, and accurate pricing is the very thing that socialist governments wipe away with the bureaucratic pen. Capitalist networks are decentralized. They distribute decision making to where the information is. A man selling metal doesn't know anything about desks, or lumber. He doesn't know how many desks people want, or whether they should be made out of oak, or folded metal. But he does know how much it costs him to smelt iron ore into steel, and roll it into sheets. So he sets a price, and others decide whether, and how much, to buy. That price contains the information others need to decide whether steel is plentiful, and should be folded into anything you can make out of sheet metal, or is scarce, and should be saved for things that can only be done with steel, and furniture should be made out of oak, or pine, instead. Socialism works, or rather doesn't, by using the threat of force to set the prices of things, or take money from one person and give it to another. But every time this happens, critical data on supply or demand is erased... data that you need to make decisions. Individual prices are a decision, a guess at where supply and demand cross paths. But since free markets reward those who guess correctly, or copy a correct guess, aggregate prices are data on supply and demand. For a socialist central planning committee to order the manufacture of the correct number of cars, or to correctly set the price of a car, they need to know a thousand thousand thousand things about steel and aluminium, welders and assembly robots, rubber and glass and lithium batteries and copper wire, which they must gather, along with trillions of other pieces of data, from literally everyone in their entire civilization. Tesla only needs to know how much people charge them for the stuff they need. At every transaction in a captialist society, vital data is compressed into its most compact and useful form, then passed along to the adjacent step, where abundant brainpower is waiting to make decisions with it. Any defective node in the web that fails to make good decisions receives swift and automatic feedback, and either heeds that feedback or goes out of business, to be replaced by someone who will. Yes, in a capitalist system, there are many undesirable results. But capitalism doesn't create these results. It discovers them. They are inevitable consequences of the state of technology, and will persist until something is invented that changes the terrain. In socialism, no such solution is possible, because all the inherent problems you need to solve with progress are hidden from view by the far worse problems you created for yourself by separating the place where decisions are made from the place where information is known.

Handre @Handre

8 months ago

Mises obliterated the entire socialist project in 1920 with one devastating insight: "Where there is no free market, there is no pricing mechanism; without a pricing mechanism, there is no economic calculation." The socialists spent the next century pretending this problem didn't

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