It seems like it should be Alaska Air flight 261. But I can’t find the source on the saying. Maybe I dreamed it!

I heard one where the pilot exclaimed “we’re doing it!” [or something similar] as he managed to fly the 747 inverted, seconds before hitting the ocean.

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Railing against windmills

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I suppose everything from: normal advertising; to government advertising [propaganda]; to any industry where PR is important [e.g. oil, healthcare], aka corporate propaganda. And the interests of governments and multinational corporations reach far, from the environment to finance to workers rights. Similarly, their advertising reaches just as far, much further than just “vote for us” or “buy from us”.

If I sound like a cynic it’s only because the world made me that way.

I don’t want it either tbh

The Refused - The Shape of Punk to Come … blending melodic, hardcore, jazz, and electronic into one punk album

Salmon - Paco Drop the Chicken … Very eclectic rap / punk, beat-oriented with lots of changes. A personal favorite “local” band.

Bots only upvote their own bot circle or content which makes their owners $$$$.

Real human concerns will only be heard if they align with $$$$.

We are remaking the whole world for bots.

I get the old man sentiment. But I remember being excited for a gift card to the arcade. Is it very different? Is it bad?

That simple spectrum is how we get paradoxes like “there will always be yin in yang” and “horseshoe theory”. One dimension is not enough to describe the complex universe.

Agree. Let’s approach this from the rational angle. “If they don’t react how I think they should react, then they must be…” But that’s clearly not a rational process. Its not even a decent heuristic.

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I’m sure this affects student loans and education grants as well.

Gentlemen, Behold!

Duck Game? Goose Game? OMG … Duck Duck Goose Game! I will be a billionaire

I used to be against Stewart for President. Now? He’s clearly intelligent enough, surrounds himself with the people he needs to research and get things done, puts all his energy into his work, and does it honorably. That’s more than can be said for a lot of candidates.

It’d still work, due to brownian horse motion

I took your comment to read “idealist types should like this … but they don’t”. That’s what I replied towards, But on closer reading you didn’t actually say that. Just an implication I assumed.

sorry