Watched: Silo Season 3 🍿
Yes, I did go back and rewatch the whole season in one go just to make sure I didn’t miss anything.
It’s gonna be a long 10 months til’ Season 4, but I’ll tread water by reading the last book…
I’m a certified Tokyo TrainNerd. I keep jr East ATOS-3 as my notification tone for my phone and Ciello Estrallio is a ringtone. Believe me when I say “一体なんてぃえねんこんな計画やろか？！”
For those who wondered: We still mostly Japanese up in here. 疑問に思われた方に、僕らまだ日本系の殆どやろ。 #FatnessFirst
🤭 Who wants to guess what I’m about to do…?
#DontStopLearning #AdaptOrDie
Welp there goes crypto after that 🍊 🤡 dumb ass speech.
Guess the market is about to tank accordingly looking over at APAC markets now too. 📉😔
The only thing looking up was Artimis taking off for the moon today. Thank God that went right. 🚀 🌖
I’m convinced the reason I love reading is because I got to live a bus ride away from the St Louis Public Library Central Branch. The hum of the pneumatic tubes and pattering of books dropping down the chutes while reading and studying was so peaceful.
📑Read: Japan’s Team Mirai Is Rewriting What Tech in Politics Can Be
A political party using tech to strengthen democracy? Team Mirai is doing exactly that.
🇯🇵 They built AI tools that help voters understand issues, challenge assumptions, and get involved. 📈 They won 11 seats after garnering ~4M votes; massive for a new party. 🤖 Their apps drive 100k+ volunteer actions per day. 🧠 Policy ideas are crowdsourced from tens of thousands of citizen questions. 🔍 They open‑sourced tools for legislative transparency that even the ruling LDP party is adopting.
🤔Could it work elsewhere? Or are we doomed to be serfs of a techautocracy?
↩️reply: https://crowdersoup.com/blog/post/photo-1773681880/
Also mind you, there’s a high degree of regionalism too– $2000 rent in LA or NYC is a lucky find; in Macon, GA this would be a luxury apartment. The great equalizer is proving to be utility rates now. In the cheaper areas, they aren’t as regulated and fluctuate wildly; in the metro areas, the dips and humps are smoothed out by subsidies.
My damn-near-daily “I tried to tell y’all” posting series continues:
These could be “the good ol’ days” we keep in our memories as we are descending into this nonsense…