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That’s still insane. The Protestant Reformation and its consequences have been a disaster for the human race.

If I came to the conclusion that the only way to maintain replacement-level fertility was to spend 25% of GDP on a brand new "Department of Reproduction" tasked with paying millions of professional surrogates to gestate eugenically selected embryos to ensure a viable next generation, that's probably what I would put in my abstract for publication too.

Aella Twitter poll: If you ended up in a romantic relationship just like that of your parents, would you be happy?

Yes - 31.2%

No - 68.8%

The decline in marriage makes a lot more sense with this datapoint. Does anyone have any idea what is going on here?

>Invents new map projection to counter Eurocentrism and emphasize the true importance of the Global South.

>Has horrible distortion at every lattitude except 45° N and S.

Ibram X. Kendi never grifted as hard as Arno Peters.

If Batman really cared about crime, he’d kill Rick Scott The Joker.

I guess if by “Jews” you mean Sam Altman, Dario Amodei, and Mark Zuckerberg then yes.

I don't see why allegations that districts were drawn for partisan advantage is nonjusticiable while other questions of district drawing (ex, racial discrimination) are.

Race is a real and justiciable subject matter for electoral law by constitutional fiat (specifically the 15th amendment).

And the constitution has nothing to say about this effective denial of the ability of a political community to have a representative represent them?

The constitution doesn’t give representation to “political communities”. The constitution gives representation to states and to the people. What if Nashville voted 85% Democrat? Maybe putting them all in one district is a partisan gerrymander? Is disproportionate representation okay because some areas happen to contain high-densities of single-party voters? There’s no way to get a satisfactory answer to these questions from a judicial process.