I worry that too many people assume the US is special and will successfully reject fascist rule. I think there's a good chance that we're stuck with this for a couple generations.
Fair.
I'm hopeful that it can't get exponentially worse forever.
It can behave like an acid by donating a proton when mixed with a stronger base.
His last words were "my health is good".
Cities are not functionally free market. You could have control of layout, zoning, regulations, infrastructure design and allocation, tax incentives, etc.
Not sure how well this would model a real city where the "freehand" is guided by countless individual decisions.
Also, the water wars.
Some figs have wasps live and die in them.
https://www.fs.usda.gov/wildflowers/pollinators/pollinator-of-the-month/fig_wasp.shtml
Partially it's that we glorify them, which gives them opportunity. Plus, decades of fame goes to their heads.
Partially, it's also that average nobodies are abusive shit heads too, we just don't write articles about them.
To avoid armed targets, they have been calling people into court hearings, then they drop charges which allows people to leave. On the way out of the courthouse feds will abduct them.
It's pretty brilliant. If people become too scared to show up to court, then they get a real judicial warrant which allows them forcibly go into homes.
Trump clearly demonstrated over decades that he is unable to not break laws, and he was arguably elected because of that. Therefore, the most democratic thing would be to let him be a dictator. 🤷
https://www.jpl.nasa.gov/infographics/the-fastest-man-made-objects-in-the-universe/
Turns out the famous manhole cover did not reach six times Earth's escape velocity.