The hope is that he steps down as the nominee for the good of the country and thus improves our chances of beating Trump.
This was just a better article than the CNN one, and there are no direct links to the interviews Campos did with the medical professionals here.
Yeah they're pretty reliable - it's the group blog of a bunch of professors. And of course the piece is filled with input from medical experts, and links to a CNN report on the same topic if that's more your speed.
Sanjay Gupta just published a version of an article I’ve shopping around for the last 36 hours, except he doesn’t quote or cite any sources. For reasons I elaborate on below, I think Gupta’s conclusion is pretty much unassailable, although if you think this is all just a giant conspiracy to drive Jo...
Yeah even if you are pro-copyright as a way to encourage artistic creation there is no justification for how insanely long works stay under copyright. Or for banning free filesharing of copyrighted works.
If we did ever get away from copyright we'd have a very different funding model for artistic creation. More patronage, patreon, and tipping based and less payment per sale. Artists, or groups of artists, would create and share their work, and people would direct money towards those they enjoyed the most. Physical copies of anything would decline in importance with all art available for free download, and would be sold and costed more based on the effort needed to manufacture that physical object than anything to do with the original creator or creators.
As in you're implying Kamala is Hillary's protege? She is not, what gives you that idea?
Well in theory the idea is that it encourages people to create more by making doing so more lucrative. May have even made some sense back in the era before digitization.
She’s not a lefty, but I think she’s our best option.
<p>One of the supposed justifications for the intellectual monopoly called copyright is that it drives creativity and culture. In the last few weeks alone we have had multiple demonstrations of why the opposite is true: copyright destroys culture, and not by accident, but wilfully. For example, the ...
![Yet more examples of how copyright destroys culture rather than driving it [Updated]](https://lemmy.world/pictrs/image/82184a44-3df3-4a6f-9de7-c8554cfc112f.jpeg?format=webp&thumbnail=256)
<p>One of the supposed justifications for the intellectual monopoly called copyright is that it drives creativity and culture. In the last few weeks alone we have had multiple demonstrations of why the opposite is true: copyright destroys culture, and not by accident, but wilfully. For example, the ...
![Yet more examples of how copyright destroys culture rather than driving it [Updated]](https://lemmy.blahaj.zone/pictrs/image/ffef2f0b-f02f-430c-89fb-73d471c1643f.jpeg?format=webp&thumbnail=256)
<p>One of the supposed justifications for the intellectual monopoly called copyright is that it drives creativity and culture. In the last few weeks alone we have had multiple demonstrations of why the opposite is true: copyright destroys culture, and not by accident, but wilfully. For example, the ...
![Yet more examples of how copyright destroys culture rather than driving it [Updated]](https://lemmy.blahaj.zone/pictrs/image/f94c7d6c-d72d-4bf8-b67c-069b670b67c0.jpeg?format=webp&thumbnail=256)
If approved by voters, the "Citizens Not Politicians" amendment would replace the current Republican-driven commission with the Ohio Citizens Redistricting Commission.
If approved by voters, the "Citizens Not Politicians" amendment would replace the current Republican-driven commission with the Ohio Citizens Redistricting Commission.
The Nixonian theory of presidential power is now enshrined as constitutional law.
School choice advocates are intent on expanding the availability of vouchers to fund private education at the expense of public schools, but rural residents of these targeted states are putting up some of the strongest resistance.
School choice advocates are intent on expanding the availability of vouchers to fund private education at the expense of public schools, but rural residents of these targeted states are putting up some of the strongest resistance.
On Tuesday, the South Carolina State Board of Education will impose a centralized and expansive censorship regime on every K-12 school library in the state. The new regulations could result in the banning of most classic works of literature from South Carolina schools — from
In this edition: Why the right isn’t fighting about Israel, new polling about the grim mood of swing voters, and the Democrats’ Biden-proof plan to flip as state legislative seats.
Haha probably better to keep the tube closer to the surface of the Earth but otherwise yes.
If only we had a series of pneumatic tubes connecting all our homes, you could order something online and have it pop up right next to you minutes later.
Labor officials found that Station Casinos broke the law on numerous occasions. Now, even though the union lost its election, the casinos may have to bargain with it anyway.
Labor officials found that Station Casinos broke the law on numerous occasions. Now, even though the union lost its election, the casinos may have to bargain with it anyway.
Labor officials found that Station Casinos broke the law on numerous occasions. Now, even though the union lost its election, the casinos may have to bargain with it anyway.
This same urge for some kind of end to all existing problems via an apocalyptic scenario is also why OP made his post.
Well not always - this story is about how for years and years there was a deadlock between the two parties at the FEC that has now been broken by a Democratic board member shocking everyone and siding with the Republicans.
Three Republicans and one Democrat have been voting together, loosening how money is raised and spent in politics at what one outside watchdog called “breathtaking” speed.
Three Republicans and one Democrat have been voting together, loosening how money is raised and spent in politics at what one outside watchdog called “breathtaking” speed.
On Sunday, Mexican voters elected former Mexico City Mayor Claudia Sheinbaum to the presidency with nearly 60 percent of the vote.
On Sunday, Mexican voters elected former Mexico City Mayor Claudia Sheinbaum to the presidency with nearly 60 percent of the vote.
What do all the people downvoting it based on the title assume it means?
Traditionally both parties had to agree to get divorced if there had not been some "grounds" for the divorce that could be proved in court. That's why the classic business for old timey private detectives was proving that their client's spouse was committing adultery in order to legally justify a divorce.
Yeah I actually came across this statistic in this article about those guys wanting to make divorce much harder, which linked to the study: https://www.motherjones.com/politics/2024/05/no-fault-divorce-gop-republicans-mainstream-podcast-dudes/
Thanks. Alternatively with the NY Mag you can just paste the link into a private browser window and read unlimited articles - just make sure to close and then open a new private window for each one.
It will be nice when the energy density on batteries has gotten high enough and charging times have gotten low enough that we can move on from making cars so aerodynamic and experiment more with funkier form factors.
Trump may try to lie and cheat his way to the presidency in the face of an electoral loss, but he'd have even less luck with that in 2024 as a challenger than he did in 2020 as the incumbent president.
What do you mean the results of the election won't matter? They'll determine whether a deranged and vengeance minded Trump becomes president...