"For Huang is an honourable man
And so are they all, all honourable men."

Chalk that one up to lazy animators. "Hey, now we don't have to draw a walk cycle! Sweet!" All of the Jetson robots were on wheels or anti-gravs; this was not a coincidence.

"It's been long proven that outrage gets more traction on the internet than positivity...really, it predates the internet; nightly news stories have led with rage bait for decades."

Kiddo, there's been rage bait for as long as there's been anything resembling mass media, if not longer. Let me tell you about Catholic and Protestant pamphleteers in the 16th century.

I will admit, the Moonie connection kept me away for a long while. But they're not all that big these days, and the direct influence seems limited to the occasional (maybe one a month) pro-Moonie article.

That's why I subscribe to the Washington Times. Yes, they are a remarkably biased right-wing rag. Still, they make occasional efforts at rational reporting. They have no left-wing editorialists, but they have a few never-Trumpers. I may seldom agree with them, but they echo the opinions of a large slice of the US and I want to hear what they have say.

"Even if there were, which facts were covered and which were not would itself be a form of bias."

Bingo. It is impossible to report *all* the facts, nor is it possible to be informed of all the facts. There are far, far too many facts. This means that any source, and any consumer, of news must choose *which* facts. And when you start choosing, there is bias. Bias is not avoidable.

X-59s? You're lucky. I get cars.

If I search on "x-70 fractal", I do get a mix of older x-planes and the AI generated blob from the article that some site has reposted.

"Oh no!" Tom said, downfallen.

Or at least that's what my friend Cy and his sister Sue say.

I remember when he was Lucius Aelius Sejanus in the BBC production of "I, Claudius".

how AI now does everything--you just need to buy the AI from them.

What a surprise.

Except for, you know, the people we fired.

Yeah! Just pick out all the helium atoms, one by one, and you're done!

They're in the goddamn walls!

Well, let's thank them for saving the world, then!