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RE: Automated car worth it?

Donald Baker — Mon, 25 May 2026 02:56:33 +0000

Not me. I would rather have my hand on the wheel. I never like having my fate controlled by a machine.

RE: Thomas Massie

Phidippides — Thu, 21 May 2026 05:10:57 +0000

Well, I think it was amazing that they had to put the full weight of the Trump Machine to attack Massie. Had Massie held on to win it, it would have been a signal about the limits of Trump's power within the GOP.

RE: Thomas Massie

Donald Baker — Thu, 21 May 2026 00:38:15 +0000

I didn't bother voting for either of those two clowns. Sorry I didn't see your post until tonight.

RE: Alien Disclosure - Not Off Target Anymore?

Donald Baker — Wed, 20 May 2026 00:48:03 +0000

I like Trump but I am off the Trump train. He is compromised by the deep state lobby and chasing a legacy that involves revenge against his enemies.

Thomas Massie

Phidippides — Tue, 19 May 2026 18:54:02 +0000

This primary race in Kentucky has been all over the news. It's basically Trump, his machine, and the Israeli lobby against Massie and America Firsters. Donnie, what's your take on the ground? According to what I have been reading, Massie's lead against his opponent (I don't even know is name) has basically evaporated, though it's too difficult to tell if this is smoke or not.

RE: Alien Disclosure - Not Off Target Anymore?

Phidippides — Mon, 18 May 2026 23:03:01 +0000

I hadn't heard that Trump had a "disclosure speech" ready, so that is interesting. Still, I get the feeling that Trump or his administration understands the value of throwing some red meat around to titillate the base. Remember the worthless Epstein binders that were given away to "influencers"? What was the point other than spectacle? And what about when Trump actually called the Epstein thing a "hoax"?

So yes, I've become dismayed with Trump over time. I still like him, but there are times when the mask concealing his ridiculousness comes off. And honestly, I might be more upset by the people who support Trump blindly - regardless of what he does or says - than by Trump himself. No intellectually honest person should agree with a politician 100% of the time, even when he does or says bad things. I would think everyone would know this.

RE: Alien Disclosure - Not Off Target Anymore?

Donald Baker — Mon, 18 May 2026 19:19:20 +0000

Yeah but you have congressmen who claimed to have been briefed on aliens and there are whistleblowers like David Grausch saying we have alien tech and nonhuman biologics in custody. Also Lara Trump says Trump was briefed as well and has a disclosure speech ready to be given soon. All of this could be a distraction to steer our attention away from Epstein and the Iran War that isn't going quite as planned.

RE: Alien Disclosure - Not Off Target Anymore?

Phidippides — Mon, 18 May 2026 04:31:54 +0000

A mainstream topic, but does it mean anything? There's a guy whose blog I follow (he is/was part of a "skeptics" organization) and he had this to say about it:

We get more indistinct blobs, dots of light, blurry nothings, camera artifacts, and stories of people seeing dots of light. The Pentagon acknowledges – there is no evidence that any of these things are alien phenomena, but also that some of the blobs and lights have not been fully explained. So we are exactly where we have always been – there is no compelling or unambiguous evidence of aliens.

He goes on to reason that it's unlikely Trump is powerless to release any "juicy" files, or that he's trying to cover it up. In other words, it's just that the government doesn't have evidence of alien life.

Oh, and I find it interesting that the entire JFK files thing went away, almost as if nothing happened. All those files were classified for so many decade, only to be released a year or two ago...and nothing. I never heard that there was anything of note that was in all those hidden files. Did the U.S. government really want to protect uninteresting files all those years....or did they just to a selective dump while retaining the actually illuminating files about the assassination?

Automated car worth it?

Phidippides — Mon, 18 May 2026 02:31:12 +0000

I'm not currently in the market for a new car, but I'm more and more impressed by videos of Tesla vehicles that I see on social media, especially those with Full Self Driving mode. To me, FSD seems like the kind of game-changing technology that comes along less often than you'd think, and it changes the way we think about driving. For a parallel, when the cell phone became mainstream in the late 1990s, they revolutionized communication. The next real revolution in the industry came around 2007 or 2008 when Apple released its first iPhone. To me, all the other advancements in the cell phone world have been incremental by comparison.

With FSD, we're at one of those major revolutions in vehicles because it changes the consumer's relationship with the product. I get it that people are afraid of the technology, and no doubt will blame it for deaths that will likely occur as a result of it, but you have to think that the 8 cameras they have are still vastly superior to the two eyes that a human driver uses.

Anyway, I'm intrigued, and I'd actually consider getting one in the future.

Alien Disclosure - Not Off Target Anymore?

Donald Baker — Mon, 18 May 2026 00:32:40 +0000

I guess the UFO / UAP phenomenon is now a mainstream topic. We are living in interesting times.