@hrefna I’m not American, so I have less skin in the game, but I still see a lot of red there. Seems like convincing women in those states would’ve solved the issue too.
It’s not like there weren’t a ton on men voting blue (I’d welcome percentages, if you have them).
Someone else pointed out that white women and white men weren’t that far off, so it seems like a stronger case could be made by slicing for non-white voters (again, I’d welcome a graph for that).
Frost put her hair up in a tight bun and then pulled on a warm knit hat that matched the rest of her attire. She'd found that hats and socks made all the difference as far as keeping warm went.
Her tower was a little drafty... Well, it was a lot drafty. She'd been working on insulating it and sealing all the cracks and holes she found, but it was an endless task and she had other work to do, too.
It was a spacious tower, though, and the rent was cheap. That alone kept Frost happily where she was.
Time to stoke the fire.
And knit.
(WSS 9/4/24 Tower)
@br00t4c Every accusation is a confession. He's received foreign help and wants to normalize it by accusing everybody else of doing it too.
It's always a preemptive accusation to provide a smokescreen.
@h They did, I did announce I was only going to ship an Android APK, but due to the demand, I am expediting the mobile app release through the iOS and Play Store.
I understand how upset you may be with how this played out, and I am sorry for that, but I think a few more days is worth it when you consider we can onboard iOS users too.
It will be worth the wait.
And that top card. It's not a video card, it's a Winnov Videum RGB XPress!
That's a capture card too.
It doesn't capture DVI, though: it is supposed to have an octopus cable for each of those "DVI" ports.
BTW you might look at this image and go "foone you're showing us the back of the card, flip it over so we can see the chips"
Daily Inspiration: "Contradictory uncertainty is your new normal!" - Futurist Jim Carroll
It's a balancing act - trying to figure out tomorrow!
After all, to study the future today is to try to understand a story of contradictions.
Case in point from two posts that I saw back-to-back just yesterday.
First, solar energy is soon to be the cheapest sort of energy in most places around the world, according to one publication. This tracks with all the research I see that crosses my desk regularly.
Right next to that came a post that suggested that at the same time, a good part of the investment world has completely soured on the concept of solar and renewables, and in fact, has gone negative on most anything having to do with alternative energy sources and a new energy grid.
These types of contradictions surround us.
We have a man who undeniably has done wondrous work in accelerating electric vehicle technology, battery storage technology, and solar energy, aligning himself with a guy who thinks that they are a foolhardy thing. It makes no sense, other than to think it is madness. I was around when Howard Hughes lost himself inside of his mind, and think the same thing is happening.
That's but one example.
The list of contradictions goes on.
It seems people want their future but want their past too.
It's odd, this.
To deal with the future, you have to acknowledge the contradictory complexity it represents.
#ContradictoryUncertainty #FutureThinking #Innovation #LongTermFocus #NavigateChange #Complexity #TrendsVsVolatility #SenseMaking #Adaptability #EmbraceUncertainty
Original post: https://jimcarroll.com/2024/10/daily-inspiration-trends-volatility-contradictory-uncertainty-is-your-new-normal/
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