Hits the nail on the head. I basically never assume I will be able to charge when I go out. 95% at-home-charging. Which is great. But forces our second vehicle (much less frequently driven ) to run on gasoline for longer trips. canarymedia.com/articles/ev-ch…

Yet one more reason single use bottled water is idiotic. Hundreds of thousands of particles per liter. Small enough to cross the blood brain barrier and go into cells. Etc. apple.news/A1VVBhB9SStmp3…

The thing that’s so frustrating about this is that I actually don’t have an issue with the complaint they’re discussing. But to do away with the ability of agencies to interpret vague statutes is insane. The AI example is perfect. nytimes.com/2024/01/17/us/…

All that talk about limiting regulation and oversight… anyone with that view is welcome to go fly uninspected Boeing planes if they like. Enjoy. nytimes.com/2024/01/25/bus…

“that’s why I play. To play this kind of game. To play under the pressure. To play tight games. I think that’s what every player’s dream is,” said Embiid. Wait. Nope. Said Jokic.

Good thing the branches of government are such excellent shape. Everything seems to be working really well at the federal level. I’m feeling great about everything.

“This marks the fourth consecutive year that nominal insured losses have topped USD100 billion, and the sixth year out of the last seven.” ajg.com/gallagherre/ne…

Oh, for F$&@‘s sake. thehill.com/policy/energy-…

Wait. Shouldn’t the success of a currency be reliability and predictability as much as its market strength? Just because it’s worth a lot now doesn’t mean it will be worth a lot later - which makes it a pretty lousy currency in my mind. nytimes.com/2024/03/05/tec…

#Bioneers2024 Sammy Gensaw III a leader from the Yurok tribe inspiring us to fight for the rights of rivers, lands, and nature! Let the rivers run free!

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As a Moscow correspondent, I once lived in a country where political leaders got to pick and choose who covered what, and which stories would be written. It was called the Soviet Union. Colorado deserves better. coloradosun.com/2024/04/06/col…

In which my wife's amazing novel is the book of the month Barnes & Noble and we all get to read an essay about the spark that lead to the story (and then we all order a copy!!) barnesandnoble.com/blog/ramona-au…

Great work everyone. wtf

Join us online Monday, April 15, 7:00-8:00 PM EST for a final event of our tour. We'll view a clip of the Calls from Home film followed by a teach-in with Judah Schept, Amelia Kirby, Sylvia Ryerson, Free Minds Book Club & more. RSVP Link: bit.ly/BCNPEventApril…

WTF? Not amazing.

For those wanting to get into the weeds re: what happens when a CO2 pipeline breaches, this is really good. Spoiler: people asphyxiate, cars don’t run, and the weeds die too 1/2 Analysis of CO2 Plume Dispersion Modeling for One Earth Pipeline in Illinois pipelinefighters.org/news/analysis-…

A picture is worth a thousand words? It’s really insane what is going on at the Supreme Court with a few justices in particular… newsweek.com/scotus-gifts-e…

Ramona Ausubel found inspiration for her novel in the birth of her daughter buff.ly/3VJgLBE

Omg. Why would a judge know more about any of the thousands of arcane subject the government deals with than the experts in those fields? Unreal.