The submission says that this is a list of moral priorities, like it’s a list of what the American people think is most immoral to least immoral.
But it sounds like the data is listing what things are most widely agreed on to be immoral, to least agreed upon. Which is not the same thing.
Large News orgs like the NY Times and kind of indie news like The Intercept have official encrypted channels for sending tips. I would send to 2-3 large news orgs, maybe a half dozen small ones. Tell all of them the whole thing will be dumped on Twitter in some time period so they should rush to get ahead of it.
And this is when they are not on a holiday, which are myriad.
So the solution then, is to convince other people not to crave money power or resources.
We should explore space with semiautonomous robots. We can do space exploration at maybe a quarter of the cost of sending humans to do it.
Flood Mars with exploratory rovers for years. Then mining robots. Then manufacturing robots. Have them build facilities that build more robots to expand the process exponentially .
Then, if we decide it’s even worth it at that point, have them build a city and send people.
I went to Paris once, and despite everything I had heard my whole life, if you start off with a Bonjour and end with a Merci, in between, the locals are almost all perfectly happy to speak English with you.
I’m sure I say these things with a thick American accent so they all know not to continue too much further in French.
When the rules do not apply to you, you have to keep on publicly demonstrating this or else you lose it.
I really doubt he has any influence even over the diehard MAGA crowd.
Exactly who cares the slightest bit about the political opinions of Rob Schneider?
In my experience Microsoft Copilot is wildly inaccurate about facts describing aspects of Microsoft software products like Teams, or even Microsoft Copilot itself.
Really, no they can’t. There is no way Kraft can shift from selling low-mid grade food to the masses, to selling premium food to billionaires, and make anywhere near as much money.