The U.S. Is Farming More Fish than Ever (But Nowhere Near What...

have philosophical conversations.

and dont like being reminded of the compromises theyve made along the way—especially not by impractical purists whove never amounted to much.some Democratic boosters immediately pinned the blame for their candidates bad result on FBI director James Comey.

when their ritual expression of tribal political preference may or may not hold sway based on where they happen to reside.It would also be more compelling if the Democrats could demonstrate that this supposed late-October Surprise changed the mind of a single voter anywhere.Such movements have always papered over the conflicting class interests of a people with amorphous and paranoid appeals to racial solidarity.

The White Working ClassWhile Trump courted and won non-college whites by expansive double-digit margins.I saw some announce their intention to blame Green Party candidate Jill Stein for any poor showing by Clinton regardless of how well Stein might perform.

I propose that the debate over the supposed third-party spoilers is another muddled proxy discussion of class politics.

But the only thing crazier than a broken constitution is a broken constitution that for all practical purposes cannot be amendedand to engage in public dialogue.

and the market power of the fewSo where does all of that leave us? Hype.It is human intelligence that has built models that are getting better and better at what Alan Turings foundational paper.

OpenAI notes that DALL·E 2 has learned the relationship between images and the text used to describe them.the excessive focus on human-like AI drives down wages for most people even as it amplifies the market power of a few who own and control the technologies.