The author argued that democracy would become unable to recover once voters they described as causing problems outnumbered those they saw as solving them. They predicted that it would then collapse under its own weight, likely gradually at first and then suddenly.
The author argued that schools and universities were publicly run, while cultural projects and films depended on grants and funding committees, and public broadcasting shaped narratives. They said those who established the framework for interpreting events were largely paid by the system they believed created the problem.
The writer said asking a Tesla to park would become more entertaining if it could fly to a parking space and land gently.
The author wrote that they had recently begun asking themselves three questions. They asked why people were generally expected and encouraged to live near others similar to themselves while they were told they could not want the same, and whether this was because of their skin colour. They began a second question by saying that most different human populations seemed to want to, but did not complete the thought.
The author said some people were alarmed by research advising against reusing Bitcoin addresses after a key had signed a transaction, for security reasons. They said the advice was not new and had already been considered best practice.
[Oct 7] "Had this happened to Americans in the United States from one of its neighbors, the response Americans would have demanded cannot actually be comprehended. I stand in awe at how restrained and cautious and decent and good the Israelis have been." #Israel #Restraint #Compassion #US #IL
Kuwait revokes voting rights from naturalized migrants with citizenship. What do you know, apparently this is a thing you can... just do? https://t.co/jzt2l68tLP #Kuwait #VotingRights #Citizenship #KW
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