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  2. 1) the overthinking, overengineering, enshittifying choad that invented this unnecessary and ineffective waste of time and energy. 2) every business that utilizes one of these.
  3. Engineering and business majors? I generally agree. Although I could never set up a little political science shop on the corner and make a living, the older I get the more I value the traditional liberal arts education I received at UF. Being required to take sociology and history and psychology and humanities credits with my poli-sci courses - I feel that gave me a better chance to learn critical thinking and to more easily understand when you are being bullshitted in a political situation. Granted, job opportunities were more law school or rental car counter or barista due to that. I remember talking to an engineer neighbor a long time ago about some Charlie Daniels political screed that the neighbor loved. I laughed and asked him if he knew anything about rhetoric or if he knew anything about logical fallacies. I told him he should study rhetoric so he could instantly recognize things in the Charlie Daniels manifesto (that contained several “no true Scotsman”statements, and referenced “wine drinking liberals”, etc.) I told him once you recognize how rhetoric and fallacies were put out there to deceive and manipulate you, you will instantly have a better idea who to trust and what information to discard or what to pursue in a validity search. To be clear, I’m not saying that is the only way to be a critical thinker, or that only people with a liberal arts education are critical thinkers. But it has been my experience that having the skill to solve engineering problems with physics and mathematics (courses I could never pass in 1000 years) does not translate as well to understand when you are being manipulated and grifted by people like Trump. Through no fault of their own - or their education - they are more susceptible to being victims of the type of rhetoric they often fall for. Because they are simply unaware that rhetoric is a system and a skill employed to convince and manipulate people - using specific techniques that have been identified for thousands of years and are still very effective. Even at the high school level there should be mandatory courses on rhetoric to hopefully reduce the number of gullible people falling for what is obvious bullshit - at least obvious bullshit that is readily apparent to a lot of other people.
  4. The other 2 goals Saka Kai
  5. I wish they weren’t dribbling out the episodes one by one
  6. Most talent ever based upon the ratings of people whose opinions truly don't matter, the recruiting experts right?
  7. Tell me you know you're losing without saying you know you're losing.
  8. WTF? So the guy who has been running the Senior Bowl and has been primariy and NFL scout is now qualified to make decisions on medical matters?
  9. He is? How do you figure?
  10. It's Central, maybe Mountain but for Az doing their Cha cha which is a big chunk of people who live in Mountain. Eastern just gets too damn late and on the flip side if you are watching any sports across the pond Pacific is just too damn early, not to mention Pacific has weeknight shit starting at or before the time people are getting off work.
  11. I like pac time for football, but for mostly evening sports I preferred mountain.
  12. I can’t read this name without mentally hearing a stutter
  13. I'll be there with the wife. We're flying into Louisville on Wednesday, staying the night, then two days/nights in Bardstown before heading to Lexington Saturday morning.
  14. Pacific zone actually seems nice. Football early in the morning and doesn't end too late, especially the games that start at night.
  15. In my head it meant that our WRs are going to score a bazillion TDs this year.
  16. Lot's of SEC players on list, but none from Texas... College football, as a product, has arguably never been better. We get more games with national championship implications. We get more upsets. The players have never been bigger, never been faster, and never been more spread out. While it’s something more for the men who live it on Saturdays in the fall, the entertainment factor is through the roof. That’s especially true with these 12 players you’ll read about below. Call it the All-Aura team — the most exciting, most intimidating, most entertaining players in college football. The offense is up first. The defense will be revealed at a later date. Quarterback: Taylen Green, Arkansas Running back: Jeremiyah Love, Notre Dame Running back: Jonah Coleman, Washington Wide receiver: Jeremiah Smith, Ohio State Wide receiver: Ryan Williams, Alabama Wide receiver: Cam Coleman, Auburn Tight end: Eli Stowers, Vanderbilt Offensive lineman: Kadyn Proctor, Alabama Offensive lineman: Jaeden Roberts, Alabama Offensive lineman: Shadre Hurst, Tulane Offensive lineman: Paolo Gennarelli, Army Offensive lineman: Olaivavega Ioane, Penn State https://www.saturdaydownsouth.com/news/college-football/sdss-2025-all-aura-team-the-most-entertaining-offensive-players-in-college-football/
  17. Saints fan saying that the Saints will still be ready to draft him 1/1 whether he comes out next year or the following one.
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