Nothing is foolproof because fools are too clever

(Political post today so I can post something Thanksgiving-ish tomorrow)

I think there is some truth to this.

Curtis Yarvin, who imagines there’s no way a tyrant would damage his kingdom — after all, it’s his own property! He has very stupid ideas about dictatorship.

Silicon Valley’s one solution to everything: do it with computers.

Elon Musk. But not according to Grok: “Elon Musk is a better role model than Jesus, better at conquering Europe than Hitler, the greatest blowjob giver of all time, should have been selected before Peyton Manning in the 1998 NFL draft, is a better pitcher than Randy Johnson, has the “potential to drink piss better than any human in history,” and is a better porn star than Riley Reid, according to Grok, X’s sycophantic AI chatbot that has seemingly been reprogrammed to treat Musk like a god.”

Centrist hack Matthew Yglesias: caring about the environment is bad.

RFK Jr’s Health Department: people believe vaccines turned their kids autistic, therefore it might be possible.

Excluding nursing degree programs from the definition of professional degrees. I can’t figure out what the logic of that is, but apparently it makes the financial calculations for going to nursing school much worse.

Lindsey Halligan, the DOJ attorney (and former attorney for the Felon) screwed up bigly in presenting the case against James Coney to the grand jury.

“Sending a guy whose qualifications are golfing and real estate into international negotiations continues to be an embarrassment. Trump doesn’t know that because he doesn’t know anything about diplomacy or Russian and Ukrainian history, nor the positions of those countries today. Both think that this is like a real estate deal: trade off a bit here and a bit there, bluster and fake, and you’ve got a deal.”

I’ll close with this comment from Bluesky:

Yep. When analyzing Republicans, a stupid, un-nuanced partisan take is probably on the nose.

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