Strong subhed game ⁦Financial Times⁩

As the UK's general election looms, the UK's business community is being wooed by both of the two main parties, who know that the main battlefield for votes will be the economy

Here is how Labour is wooing small business: thenationalnews.com/business/uk/20…

Gave this talk in 2016 at NRC Moonshot in Amsterdam. Silence. nytimes.com/2024/05/28/tec…

Moving my vote from Aubrey Plaza to play Meloni in the film to Natasha Lyonne. Post-Palm Royale Kristin Wiig as von der Leyen, and Le Pen just gets cut from the script.

This ground is basically my neighborhood. Nice to see Maria Garrido byline here. nytimes.com/2024/05/24/wor…

Amazing but not that major US newspapers are essentially gift catalogs and how-to guides with games and some stale news. The joke gets less funny every day.

Slowclapping the perpetually shortsighted. wsj.com/business/autos… via The Wall Street Journal

Some trumplodyte will copy this idea but the war will be on migrants.

The only science fiction I want to see that imagines a better world with AI is the code you ship.

Send it all to me, you fools. lavanguardia.com/natural/fauna-…

So glad not to have a founders' community to support emotionally.

Voting? In this economy?

This just got even easier

“We need stories about the future to inspire us!”

“No, not that story. Not that one either. Nope. Keep going “

Chaser. blog.x.company/tips-for-unlea…

Turns out even moonshots need strategy bloomberg.com/news/features/… via Businessweek

I reviewed Annie Jacobsen excellent and riveting 'Nuclear War: A Scenario'. Something to get your weekend started. ⚛️
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Laughs in Torment Nexus

No, but it will damn sure change my relationship with humans.

Assuming polls are sampling and weighting properly, it can still be true that a sufficient number of respondents are unreliable to make some polls a weak predictor of the outcome. But Ezra be Ezra. nytimes.com/2024/05/19/opi…