net work error posted:

I recently saw milk billboards saying that milk hydrates better than water. Can't imagine chugging milk after a heavy set of deadlifts lol.

Casey Finnigan posted:

that's protein powder and it doesn't make you nauseous it just fucks your guts up in many other ways

fits my needs posted:

https://twitter.com/bizboyle/status/1635659360578748417?s=20

Slow News Day posted:

super sweet best pal posted:

Poco posted:

Lol, lmao

meanolmrcloud posted:

The one VC guy I know is taking the line that it isn’t a bailout and you are demanding the suffering of millions of workers if you insist it shouldn’t have happened.

anime was right posted:

they wont do this

shrike82 posted:

https://twitter.com/TheEconomist/status/1637914864139005952?s=20

Spoondick posted:

well you see for every money there is also an anti money and if they occupy the same place at the same time it ceases to exist so modern finance is all about finding new ways to keep money in different places so they don't meet

uber_stoat posted:

thread title got me enjoying some fine ea-nasir memes.

https://twitter.com/NeldonJacob/status/1526328683933278212?s=20
https://twitter.com/GWillowWilson/status/1636745887157481472?s=20

Iron Crowned posted:

I love getting refi notices on my car. Sure I would love a lower car payment, but I also don't want to be paying for my car for an additional 7 years. I put down as much as I could afford for a down payment so that I wouldn't have to get another 7 year loan.

Nothus posted:

Meanwhile

https://twitter.com/AP/status/1639195632710590466?s=20

Azuth0667 posted:

This is how I get students interested in physics when they have no idea what science they want to study.

It's all waves people.

SKULL.GIF posted:

Rosengren says contagion!

https://twitter.com/EricSRosengren/status/1639224485604737024

anime was right posted:

zerohedge sucks but i lolled. the prolly stole the image

Sheng-Ji Yang posted:

"Relax, " said the night man
"We are programmed to receive
You can check out any time you like
But you can never leave"

V. Illych L. posted:

i lived in a flat owned by a rich old lady who rented out flats to people at enormously sub-market prices during her retirement

my impression was that it gave her, basically, a hobby which put her in regular contact with much younger people who had a baseline of sympathy for her. i paid basically nothing for a small but very well-situated flat, so it certainly worked with me

Shipon posted:

God forbid I get exploited by the large bank instead of the small regional bank!

All just Warren-ite "capitalism is fundamentally good but needs to play by the fair rules!" cope

slave to my cravings posted:

somethingawful wins again

webcams for christ posted:

well well well if it isn't the consequences of the FDIC's actions

https://twitter.com/business/status/1640813525026197541

Frosted Flake posted:

This is what they think but it’s not actually true. Covid proves it - they killed over a million workers but now they can’t wrap their heads around the labour shortage and the economy is destabilizing.

Marx Headroom posted:

hes not wrong that students tend to stay within the same level of academic peformance throughout their career regardless of interventions, which suggests that some genetic basis of intelligence (that we have yet to understand) is a deciding factor in outcomes

what he glossed over* was that these discrepancies dont exist across race. so some kids tend to be naturally dumber/smarter compared to their peers (and we currently have no way to fix this), but no races tend to be dumber/smarter than others

you kind of have to compare the research to figure this out, hence occasionally looking at lovely stuff like the bell curve. theres nothing inherently wrong with engaging with it seriously.

and like, theres nothing inherently anti-left about natural talent deciding outcomes within cohorts. there are absolutely leftist ways to accommodate this conclusion and provide fair, just education systems for all students. we cant provide these systems unless we understand how the needs of these kids actually works, and that means confronting the reality of the situation, even if the science leads to uncomfortable places. you cant just throw out science, in fact good science should be the basis of a rational communist society. you can do the science better but you cant just ignore the conclusions you dont like.

if you refuse to even consider things like intelligence scores and academic testing then youre ignoring the actual needs of kids and frankly youre not really committed to acadmic justice

*I dont see why he wouldve needed to bring this up bc they were discussing gifted student programs, not whether Asians are better at math or whatever, so idk why people are acting like hes a race scientist or something

mastershakeman posted:

speaking of kids, my kid shot ahead in reading proficiency when i just let him play video games nonstop because there is So. Much. Dialogue in lego games and even mario. finally, they made video games educational by having everything be tedious and overexplained. gonna have to get him some real tedious and long winded rpgs next

SKULL.GIF posted:

It's neat seeing the final steps of this transformation into a pure chat thread. Pretty soon I can unsubscribe.

FlapYoJacks posted:

It's this. Turns out, when police aren't intentionally escalating situations, the crime rate drops.

Beached Whale posted:

a lot of you assholes here make fun of America's investment bankers, I don't know how you can watch this and not think "wow, they really are suffering just like us" as the wealth that she creates from her emails trickles down to me like drippings off an ice cream cone

https://i.imgur.com/IW2dumD.mp4

Father Wendigo posted:

‘We may be looking at the end of capitalism’: One of the world’s oldest and largest investment banks warns ‘Greedflation’ has gone too far

silentsnack posted:

science can tell the difference if you send it to a cum lab, otherwise you're stuck hoping your sommelier can taste the difference