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  • I might be wrong, but I think the Palestinian community had Kamala's attention and a real opportunity to affect policy if she won the election.

    Trump obviously doesn't care what anyone thinks. He only cares about money/power.

  • Out of curiosity, I searched for China's approach and found that they banned children bringing phones to school without written parental consent. https://www.bbc.com/news/technology-55902778

    I'm still figuring out where I stand, but I'm not sure I disagree. School shooters have been linked to high social media use. I wonder if a ban could help at all in this regard.

    On a side note, I don't really see how banning cell phones could be interpreted as punishment. If anything, it should help reduce apparent disparities and avoid punishment for inappropriate use

  • This is what blew my mind. I thought this was all obvious, and that people understood there was simply no pro-Palestine option on the table.

    Sometimes the available options aren't what you want, but I also think it better to make non-emotional decisions about candidates where possible.

  • Not sure this makes sense. I think the window shifts right as people continue to vote right.

    From the Wikipedia article about the Overton window:

    The most common misconception is that lawmakers themselves are in the business of shifting the Overton window. That is absolutely false. Lawmakers are actually in the business of detecting where the window is, and then moving to be in accordance with it.

  • Yay I can't wait for my tax dollars (and probably SS) to buy useless crypto from rich idiots. If only we could put that money into high speed rail, healthcare, school lunches, ... Nah that stuff is clearly less important.

  • I'm on the fence here, but I think this might be an oversimplification. One of their key challenges was inability to communicate, and it was grossly affecting their happiness. Young children should never be that sad and depressed. Parents have to infer a lot of information, and this increases by several orders of magnitude with ASD children.

    We're obviously pro-autism, as pretending someone's brain chemistry is not real benefits no one. ABA has helped overcome mole hills before they become mountains.