StatBandit @StatBandit

May the odds be with you! IT Analyst, Statistician, Martial Artist, Soccer Player, P90X&X2 Grad, Avid Reader, and Political Science/Economist wannabe. Joined September 2012

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StatBandit @StatBandit

8 months ago

@Arkypatriot Probably said the same thing when 30 yr loans were created.

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8 months ago

@Mroisux @johnnymaga Was it a hot rod Lincoln, and did he drive you to drinkin'

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8 months ago

@ryanc_mp4 @BradBiggs It was awesome! Vince Evans was the QB.

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8 months ago

@cloudddae22 @NevadaLiberty64 @nicksortor 30 years ago. During Clinton.

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We teach AI to be human. We also teach it to deceive. Some anti-deception training accidentally shows models how to hide their tracks. Fix incentives, not just loss functions. Bluffing is art in poker, a problem in models that scale. futurism.com/openai-schemin…

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9 months ago

@newstart_2024 And, we as a society allowed teachers to propagate his lies to our kids!

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10 months ago

@WanderingHokie @KenGardner11 Well, after almost averaging 1 trillion $ (.942) trade deficits for the last 10 years, maybe the bulldozer was in order. (Trade deficits have growing from 400 billion and up every year since 2000.) census.gov/foreign-trade/…

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10 months ago

@kevindavis338 @KenGardner11 The revenue era (c. 1790–1860), the restriction era (1861–1933), and the reciprocity era (from 1934 onward). Although the U.S. has shifted towards trade liberalization since the 1930s, tariffs remain a part of economic policy.

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10 months ago

@armygir36701799 @AwakenedOutlaw The revenue era (c. 1790–1860), the restriction era (1861–1933), and the reciprocity era (from 1934 onward). Although the U.S. has shifted towards trade liberalization since the 1930s, tariffs remain a part of economic policy.

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10 months ago

@armygir36701799 @AwakenedOutlaw And while learning American history: Tariffs have been used continuously in America since their implementation with the Tariff Act of 1789, serving as a crucial tool for revenue, industry protection, and trade negotiation through three distinct periods:

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10 months ago

@Riazi_Cafe_en doc.ic.ac.uk/~dfg/Probabili…

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10 months ago

@ATRightMovies The Return of Bruno. youtube.com/watch?v=Z6hJn2…

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StatBandit @StatBandit

11 months ago

@RNCResearch So, are the republicans going to grow a spine and do something other than post on X? or not...

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11 months ago

@TJandCasper The bee for the win: x.com/TheBabylonBee/…

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11 months ago

Secret Service In Awe As Trump Walks On Moderately Sloped Roof buff.ly/3UfiWNT

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11 months ago

@WendyRogersAZ Immediately started singing... I'm a-standin' on a corner in Winslow, Arizona

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11 months ago

@RealJamesWoods Sadly, different time/era of politicians. I doubt, in today's fractured culture, the Democrats and Republicans will ever agree on the gravity of this situation, unless the uni-party rears it head against Trump. Can't overlook the medias involvement too.