No news source matches my political perspectives, so all of them, I guess.
meyotch
Woah there, Mr Deep! I see the way you are eye-banging that cephalopod.
I have many, many lies to tell! I choose the one for the given situation that I think will confuse or poison the data set.
Yes that’s the idea, but perhaps it’s not actually a good idea.
I think the plummeting market price per pound of cannabis in Colorado is an interesting case. It has become so cheap that the cost of goods for indoor grown cannabis is higher than the market price. The outdoor growers are the only ones with a favorable balance of costs and product price for the long run.
Anyone want to buy some used lights?
Join us in Antarctica, the one true pole! All those other jerks can have the North one.
I’ve posted this thought a lot recently but it pertains.
All polls are push-polls. If the results are published anywhere, it is an attempt to further steer oublic action and opinion.
The only moral thing to do is lie like a rug whenever taking a survey.
Caring for the donated cadavers used by a biology department for their pre-med anatomy classes. These were people once, almost always of a John/Jane Doe situation. Very gross and off-putting job, even if you could manage to not wonder about the lives of these former people.
I personally lie to pollsters because ALL polls are push polls. I can’t be the only one who feels this way. So tired of being a useful idiot, so I try to be less useful.
http://principejuanantonio.blogspot.com/2012/10/
“There are too many secrets contained in the silver plated turd to enumerate them all. The devils and satans reveal some to us every day and night, which we shall share with you before the angel of death wraps us under his wings and takes us into the Great Beyond.”
Yeah, sometimes those early encouragements do more harm than good.
I take it as a major moral obligation to lie to pollsters. For similar reasons, when using a proprietary LLM, I make sure to inject completely random profanity in all my responses to poison their training data.
ALL polls are push polls.
As a PhD holder who has worked in healthcare, I really couldn’t use the title doctor because the chance for confusion with a medical practitioner is too high. That’s fine by me, I only use the title on rare occasions such as when speaking publicly in my area of experience. Please just call me Meyotch.
A stack of Freshmen magazines with the address labels torn off, along with one woodworking magazine. People love discovering old porn. It’s like a gift to the future.