anonymoushero1

How do you see automation affecting our economy over the next 10-20 years?

How do you respond to that?

no WaPo but I'm not sure why I don't see this explained clearly very often because it's really obvious if you stop and think about it.

women, especially young girls, who are sexually abused, molested, raped, etc typically just want to move past that experience and forget about it. This is especially true when the abuser is much older or in a position of power, because there is very rarely hard evidence in situations like this so they know it will turn into a he-said, she-said and the older, more powerful person has the advantage in that situation. So they just move on and try to leave it in the past.

But then years later they see that person in the national news and campaign ads saying how good of a guy he is and signs in people's front yards. What the fuck? At that point it is very difficult for them to drag up traumatic memories they have suppressed for so long, but they feel like people need to know about this guy so they make the difficult to decision to face those demons for the greater good.

How many times now has Mother Earth been pregnant? Still 3?

Ehh. Roy Moore was on the state Supreme Court.

I can't name a single person on my state's Supreme Court. I couldn't even pick them out of a multiple choice list.

I can name my Senators though. I'm not sure if I've ever seen state Supreme Court advertisements. TONS of senate ones though. These two things shouldn't be conflated.

Did you find some disinformation here that prompted this question?

Or is this a totally unprompted theory? Skepticism is good, but it shouldn't be blind.