Month: December 2025
Most Fem
According to a ton of Western “feminists,” this is the most feminist you can be.
Make it make sense.
95%
95%.
Dating politics have been driven by a resentful fringe of loons, often not……interested in the opposite sex, for far too long. https://t.co/9TBifEtBQ4
— Wilfred Reilly (@wil_da_beast630) December 31, 2025
Huh. I have often wondered just how much of that, “Never, ever, approach a woman anywhere at all, ever” was driven by man-hating feminists and it turns out probably quite a lot.
Good to know.
Pixel Grip – Dancing On Your Grave (Live on KEXP)
Great performance. And that outfit! It’s like sexy-scary.
Tolstoys – Mad (Pohoda Festival 2025)
Never heard of this band. Great live performance and that lead guitarist is tearing it up.
Total Loss
Indeed. Unless there is significant forced remigration and forced assimilation, Europe in particular is totally and completely fucked. It will be Islamicized.
Everyone Is Judging AI by These Tests. But Experts Say They’re Close to Meaningless.
Earth-Like Planets Are More Common Than We Thought, Study Says.
New report sounds alarm on health fallout from mRNA vaccine funding cuts.
The Stealth Tactic Bosses Are Using to Get You Back to the Office. Nope, not gonna work on me.
The Age of Nuclear-Powered Commercial Ships May Be Getting Closer.
See How a Chinese Attack on Taiwan Would Be Japan’s Problem.
Fall West
Suicidal empathy is going to be the end of us all.
Bit Roll
If at least once a day I don’t make my computer do something the developers attempted to prevent me from doing, I’m not happy.
That’s just how I roll.
Inventing a Nonexistent Famine Should Be a Credibility Killer.
What an unprocessed photo looks like. There is no “how something really looked.”
As AI gobbles up chips, prices for devices may rise.
62 Years in the making: NYC’s newest water tunnel nears the finish line.
COVID Vaccines Slashed Kids’ ER Visits by 76 Percent, Study Finds.
China launches live-fire drills around Taiwan simulating blockade of major ports.
Description of Orbits and Ephemerides.
Report Warns Millions of Americans Are ‘Functionally Unemployed’.
Luxury goods were once built to last. Now, some fall apart as easily as fast fashion.
BlueBird 6: World’s largest commercial comms satellite launched by Starlink rival.
How You Do Policy
In a way, massive US government support for Tesla and SpaceX could be considered some of the most successful industrial policy efforts in US history.
Source: https://t.co/E85Abq39m5 pic.twitter.com/yIRf36G2aI
— Kyle Chan (@kyleichan) December 27, 2025
Indeed. Worldwide ROI on that (including kicking off viable electric vehicles) is in the +$2 trillion neighborhood, and rapidly increasing. And that’s how you do it if you want to win.
Darth Plagiarius
The idea that generative AI is a “plagiarism machine” is as asslownishly ludicrous as the idea that photography is a soul-stealing machine.
The Euth
Interesting that Canada has decided that mass euthanizing its citizens is the best solution for exploding social support costs.
That’s one way to go, I guess.
Lost World
Neighborhood? LOL.
No. My parents let me ride my bike anywhere I wanted once I was in 6th grade. I would bike to the outskirts of town. I would get lost. I would meet strange people. I would get home after dark.
My parents’ generation wasn’t weird; this one is. https://t.co/bmGyHylOFR
— i/o (@avidseries) December 29, 2025
To think that my childhood and the childhood of everyone I knew in the 1980s is now some mythical lost world that Gen Z clowns do not believe even existed. However, by the time I was around 9, I could ride my bike anywhere I wanted. It was the same for all the other kids I knew about. It was absolutely, completely normal.