The city of Rome still exists but the Roman Empire does not. That is the long term future of the us.

The brain drain is necessary for the dictatorship to fully take over. Just like in Russia, I also expect people to eventually have to play along - or lose their job, house etc.

Dictatorship only scares the non maga. Maga feels safer with it.

The r’s are going to replace one clown with another. Approval isn’t necessary if you’re a dictator.

It took Rome 1000 years to collapse. I expect instability in the us for the rest of my lifetime. I’m struggling to balance that reality and also living my life.

Also- I think COVID is to blame too. More people started living from the survival mindset and actually getting sick impacted their brain. Dictatorships help people feel safe.

I got a warning for a comment. Ive been on reddit for almost 13 years and have never been warned before. It’s crazy. My beliefs and writing style haven’t changed. Reddit has.

Yup that’s what I’ve been using. The only downside is it’s hard to know who responds to whom.

Wow. And we’re almost at the halfway point of the month. I wonder if we’ll reach 100k at eom.

It does the same thing when asking it to breakdown tasks/make me a plan. It’ll help to a point and then randomly stops being specific.

You and I will be considered the early adaptors. People will guess as to why we migrated so early.

What’s that dip on 2/12? What happened?

It’s funny how things work out. I had a Chromebook that couldn’t have Firefox installed. I heard that Chrome would remove ubo, my Chromebook died the following month. So I got a cheap laptop instead. The problem solved itself.

Great. Why are people still linking to x?