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Also, a run down of the negatives with why we don't care from Jason Nunnely: Initiative Q bashing, I brought some free coin to the group so I thought I'd bring in the negative too. Actually, I can thank Eric for posting this link on his personal …

It's beyond wildly speculative. There was a great convo about why it could work, though: Scott Lorts Some problems. There's a belief that you can completely disrupt the current payment industry. I don't see it. Banks issue cards with rewards …

Google Photos is pretty damn great for after the fact, and their auto mode on the processing is pretty smart.

Adobe Lightroom CC is available on both Android and iOS. It includes a built in camera app that allows for adjustment pre-shot.

To spur the conversation from a critical perspective, here's one of the exchanges from the same post on Facebook: Mike: "I think having a monetary committee for price stability is very important. Not having a limited supply will allow better …

I mean, given that nothing is being sold, the Q in question has no value, and I'm straight up asking for criticism, an all caps disclosure should be adequate, yes?

How about a giant disclosure text instead?

Is anyone else here following Initiative Q, and do you have any opinions about it? DISCLOSURE: THIS IS MY INVITE LINK.

I think he's an autocrat, not a partisan.

The easiest way to figure out the politics of the crowd I'm talking to is whether I'm called a treehugging libtard or a jackbooted rethuglican. In actuality, I've been No Party Affiliated since 1994. Voted a little right, voted a little left …

The goal of stochastic terrorism is two-fold: - Whip your mainstream followers into a frenzy to be sure they show up to vote. - Use lone wolves to scare your opponents in whatever the target class is to KEEP them from showing up to vote. Or …

And this is the insidious genius behind stochastic terrorism. You know these people are out there. You know they'll take action. You just don't know which one, or when, or where, and thus are able to wash your hands of it.

...are the same that burn crosses.

Smart satire has always been about taking down institutional power. Thanks for the share. I hadn't seen it before.

It's all about "othering". When we can point to the other, we remove blame from ourselves for the challenges in our lives. Relevant: …

Antisemitic activity was up 60% in 2017. White supremacist activity on campus is up 250%. Our President acknowledges that he's a Nationalist. And in the last week, we've seen a dozen pipe bombs mailed to his perceived enemies, and a mass shooting …

I love these kinds of stories, because of the incredible empathy demonstrated. Perfect example.

Perfection!

@Chris @yaypie @Vilen is there a pinned post function? I keep looking for a place to ask about certain features or functions, and there doesn't seem to be an obvious place. Might be useful for coalescing user feedback.

The thing that disturbs me most about Trumplandia is how so many have turned into Nelson from the Simpsons. https://media.giphy.com/media/xT5LMXZ0EdpfB60pj2/giphy.gif It's like they've felt so disempowered for so long that the only joy they find …

I am all about that life!

That looks amazing to me. I'm onboard.

(Reposted from Facebook) One of the major glaring differences between the book "Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep" and the movie Bladerunner was the excision of Mercerism. It was a reasonable choice given that it would have been difficult to …

Also, my penchant for profanity.

> Oh man, I remember the days of those debates (https://plus.google.com/+DavidKutcher/posts/j5nujGdvkDv) :D Clearly my opinions on dialog haven't changed much over the years.