One of the New York Times's few *non*-intraparty war pieces to grace the front page this Holiday weekend was this, so I feel like reading a clear editorial interest in the election outcome is reasonable for at least this one major media institution.
Wingnuts will meme about pushing every left-of-Biden candidate out of the race and then claim that was actually all a concerted DNC conspiracy against Bernie
I love the part where -when confronted with the fact that specifically maneuvering to cut Harris out of presidential succession might not sit well with Black voters, Bret Stephens talks about swapping around Black people in the vice presidency like he's an MCU executive recasting Rhodey
oh my god now there's a "future of prison" startup that says it will use AI and brain implants to plant fake memories into the brains of criminals, "rehabilitating" them in minutes instead of years and I am going to spend the rest of the day screaming now
sciencetimes.com/articles/509...
Share your kiddy nightmare fuel
Look, the hypertrophied snail shell that started sprouting horn-like growths just sparked a reaction not unlike trypophobia in Child Me.
Share your kiddie nightmare fuel
The 1939 short "Peace on Earth," which is a product of interwar US isolationism and posits that humanity destroyed itself completely.
But even this pales in comparison to my true kiddie nightmare fuel, The Book of Revelation, by Saint John of Patmos