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Quantumfreakonomics


				
				
				

				
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If there's one thing we learned about the Democratic establishment in 2024, its that they love themselves more than they hate Trump. Very possible that those in charge decided that the hit to Trump wasn't worth the risk to themselves or their friends from bringing additional scrutiny upon the Epstein story.

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

Of course Trump is in the Epstein files. It was deniable 2 weeks ago ("two more weeks" guys finally get a win), but there is really only one reason everyone in the administration would suddenly get cold feet and display the same suspicious nothing-to-see-here attitude at exactly the same time. They didn't just want this quietly ignored, they wanted this GONE.

Lol yeah. Have fun locking your capital up and missing literally everything.

>He doesn't know about the red heifer

Boy, do I have some ancient lore for you.

On the Protestant end, the number of things that are “demonic” are growing really fast.

This is in contrast to the Catholic view, in which everything is presumed demonic until exorcised (why do you think they bless things so much?)

If people won't make more people, the government needs to step in and do it instead. Project Kamino. Artificial wombs. We need to get the tech solved now so that we aren't stuck on square one when everyone realizes that we need this.

It’s easy to forget with how much the revolutionary era has been romanticized, but John Adams (the only Federalist president) was seen as an authoritarian during his presidency. The Sedition Act almost neutered the first amendment in the crib.