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Re: Post Every Boring Aspect Of Your Mundane Life Thread
Just because you found it does not mean you are NOT losing your mind.
TRayB
Re: Kitty Litter
I bought a brick of the cooler sized ones a couple years back and I've only opened a quarter of them. We are also never trying to remove humidity, only add, so I didn't expect them to last nearly as long as they have.
Wylaff
Re: Kitty Litter
@Krieg said:
Boveda will eventually wear out...been using beads for years in my smaller humi's
Recharge them, just like beads can be.
Vision
Re: What are you reading?
Narcissism & Denial
Re: you can't make this stuff up
we are doomed
Artificial intelligence was more persuasive than humans in a new study.
What happened? Chatbots were better at swaying opinions than humans 64% of the time in head-to-head tests. They debated the death penalty, abortion and other divisive topics.
How they did it: AI was able to use personal information about their opponents in a subtle, effective way.
Re: What are you reading?
@Amos_Umwhat said:
Whew! That was more than a mouthful. So, the plaintiffs may be removed, but not in the way that they were removed? I think?
My own unlearned opinion is that we have rules such as Habeas Corpus for very good reasons, and that due process should never be ignored in this country. Even if the process involves people who are not legally residents, or even legally visitors.
With that said, I'm still happy to see the TdA guys go back where they came from. Preferably as soon as possible.
It basically said that it is not a Supreme Court matter yet. That the Circuit Court overstepped its bounds when it overruled the District court when the plaintiffs had not appealed to them. By granting the certiorari order they are knocking it back down to the lower courts so that jurisdictional prudence remains intact.
I agree with what you said about the laws surrounding habeus corpus; however, in this instance, the plaintiffs and a Circuit judge are actually the ones trying to bypass the due process that is in place. A District judge denied an injunction and a Circuit judge overstepped by recending the ruling and awarding the injunction without the proper procedures.
Rdp77
