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1. What is a fascist? 2. Should a new president be allowed to hire private entities to vet his appointees? 3. Were you surprised by the apparent outcome of the presidential election - remembering that the actual election doesn't occur until the electoral college votes? 4. What is the strangest rumor you have heard this election season? 5. Do you expect major unrest after the election?

Fascism is a populist political philosophy, movement, or regime that exalts nation and often race above the individual. It is associated with a centralized autocratic government headed by a dictatorial leader, and that is characterized by severe economic and social regimentation and by forcible suppression of opposition. This is exactly what Donald Trump proposes. Only if the new president pays for it and no government subsidy is allowed. Yes. Many people were fooled. It was the false accusation that Haitian immigrants in Ohio were eating people's pets. No. Aloha, Celeste Rogers

I like Angela Merkel for this honor. No, not in any way. It's for black entrepreneurs. It gives them a chance to make up for lost time during the slavery and discrimination eras. Unlikely. I have no idea. Nor does it really matter. Certainly. Aloha, Celeste Rogers

1. Is the antipathy to Harris raical, sexual, both or neither? 2. Will the death of Silwar (the leader of Hamas in Gaze) effect the current war? 3. A friend asked me hose much the earth weighs. Using only pen and paper calculate that - and state your assumptions. 4. what is the strangest headline you have seen this week?' 5. what one question would you ask your closest friend if you dared?

. This is a little long, but excellent. 33 Reasons to Vote for Trump - Bill Ackman https://youtu.be/EJLlJmxPS2k?si=I0a50D3-VF1ZT775 Triggernometry Enjoy! Pat

1. Is there any cause you would dedicate your life too? 2. Are you concerned about North Korea sending troops to assist Russia in it's battle with Ukraine? 3. Do you think Biden's comment about garbage will have any effect on the election? 4. Are you concerned about illegal voting this week? 5. What are your plans for the holiday season?

Pat said: " The earth ways nothing, obviously. It is floating in space, where everyone knows that everything is weightless. Duh. " To which Darrell replied: LOL! Awesome, Pat! D Darrell G King, MA, RN Rochester, NY, US DarrellGKing@...

The Democrats are trying to turn a comedian who told a couple of jokes offending Puerto Ricans two hours before Trump took the podium into an election issue, and link a Nazi rally held in a long-demolished Madison Square Garden that was 13 blocks away from the present building and 90 years ago to Trump's choice of venue. It shows how desperate the Democrats are to find an issue.

. My Shocking Report from Inside Trump's Nazi Rally - Konstantin Kisin https://youtu.be/I1IsPL3xWSk?si=jYoLJNwj5-9yNbEE Triggernometry This one is excellent, don't miss it! Pat

1. Who was the most impressive woman of the 20th century? 2. Is Harris's offer of forgievablle $20,000 loans to black men the equivalent of shiny beads to Indians? 3. Does a candidate's height effect voting patterns? 4. What percentage of votes cast for president this election will be gainst someone rather than for someone? 5 Do think we will have a elected president by Deccember 1?

In his weekly questions a week or three ago, Marvin asked if readers would be comfortable using a wireless taxi. It seems that "tens of thousands of paying passengers every week" are taking to them in California. The American economy thrives on novelty. They call it "progress" and Americans apparently love it. The mentality of small children? From: "Meghan Bobrowsky, WSJ" <access@...> Date: October 20, 2024 at 11:34:37 EDT To: dvdcsmth@... Subject: WSJ Tech Weekly: Waymo’s Golden Hour Reply-To: wilson.rothman@... ? Plus: Oura allure, laser wars, AI etiquette and more ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? Is this email difficult to read? View it in a web browser. ? Sponsored by In today’s letter: Oura allure, laser wars, AI etiquette and more. But first... Waymo’s Golden Hour CREDIT: POPPY LYNCH FOR WSJ By Meghan Bobrowsky On the streets of San Francisco these days, you’re likely to come across dozens of white Jaguars with whirling sensors and cameras. No, they aren’t mapping for Google Street View, as some bystanders guessed. They’re Waymo’s self-driving cars and they’re giving rides to tens of thousands of paying passengers every week. Waymo—owned by Google’s parent, Alphabet—has become a popular mode of transportation in this city, a year after residents and local officials balked at them for stalling on busy streets and disrupting construction zones. The company has had time to improve the driverless cars, and locals have had a chance to get more comfortable with them, as I reported with my colleague Miles Kruppa. Waymo has also gone on a marketing blitz, promoting the privacy of its cars for date night and stuffing fortune cookies at Chinatown restaurants with app-download QR codes. And it helped that Waymo’s main competitor Cruise exited the market last fall after state regulators pulled its driverless permits. The result is that Waymo is starting to pull ahead in the robotaxi race, just as Tesla CEO Elon Musk is trying aggressively to enter the market. Last week, he unveiled plans for two new driverless vehicles—a car and a shuttle bus—but they won’t be operational for some time. Meanwhile, Waymo is now setting its sights on the rest of the country. In addition to San Francisco, its robotaxi service operates in Phoenix and Los Angeles, just started giving rides in Austin, Texas, and plans to launch in Atlanta next year. Eventually, Waymo said, it wants to take its cars overseas. —Meghan is a tech reporter based in San Francisco. Tune Into Tech Live Tech leaders in business, government and entertainment are gathering at The Wall Street Journal’s Tech Live conference from Oct. 21-23 to discuss the influence of AI, the economic outlook, how the election will impact the sector, and much more. Can’t make it to Laguna Beach, Calif.? Register here to stream live interviews with Greylock’s Reid Hoffman, Reddit’s Steve Huffman, the San Francisco Fed’s Mary Daly and others. And follow along on WSJ.com for full coverage. CONTENT FROM: IBM Build a Data Architecture That Fits Your Business Needs As a data leader, you know data volume and complexity can create opportunities and challenges. You also understand the value of data for AI. A data architecture aligned to your business’s needs is essential to help your organization seize opportunities, overcome challenges, and adopt and scale AI. Learn More The Latest From our Columnists CREDIT: OURA Nicole Nguyen: Why the Oura Smart Ring Has a Cult Following The best health tracker is the one you don’t take off. ? Read Nicole’s full column here. CREDIT: PRINT COLLECTOR/GETTY IMAGES Christopher Mims: Electric Motors Are About to Get

1. What do you think will be or was the October Surprise in the presidential election? 2. Would you ride in a robot taxi? 3. Did FEMA act appropriately in North Carolina? 4. Do you think that either presidential candidate will receive more than 300 electoral votes? 5. Will this presidential election be contested in court?

That was so extraordinarily silly. That guy presented no evidence for his assertions. And there are no good reasons for everyone to spend a lot of time at the gym. I spend a lot of time at the gym (and have for decades) and I have no interest in supporting any right-leaning politicians. The politicians on the right in the U.S. are certainly authoritarians. Even the title of his video was silly. The Communist party in the U.S. is very small. I don't know of any Communists running for office. It's not a good idea to give men extra testosterone if they don't medically need it. Doing so can result in prostate cancer. Aloha, Celeste Rogers On 10/4/2024 9:08 PM, Pat Trivers wrote:

. Why Weak Men and Single Women vote Socialist https://youtu.be/ZnYEbXkUZB4?si=CVCNzUJzxxTheC5s My favourite bit: "Giving Democrat men testosterone turns them Republican". Sounds right to me!! Pat

1. What should Israel's response to the ballistic missile attacks from Iran? Massive strikes on Iranian export facilities. Blowing up their oil production and refining will hurt the people - destroying their export capability will cut off the government's money 2. Should the US get involved - if so how? Park the New Jersey offshore of Kharg Island 3. Should the lWA be forced to go back to work under the Taft Hartley Act? Moot point - the ILA and shipping companies came to a compromise. But the companies need to be able to automate as it becomes feasible. 4. Is Putin serious about using nuclear weapons? Unfortunately yes - there was a book called The Third World War published in the early 70s which talked about exactly that. And Tom Clancy wrote about it in his second book - can't remember the title. 5. If nuclear weapons are used by Russia - what should be our response? Embargo, shut down their export of petroleum products, increase shipping of liquified natural gas to Euriope and drill, drill, drill - as well as build more oil refineries. -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "M-Scholars and Scribes" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to m-scholars-and-scribes+unsubscribe@.... To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/m-scholars-and-scribes/1728007305.6zmhazqpvokoo0gc%40webmail.sitestar.net.

1. What should Israel's response to the ballistic missle attacks from Iran? 2. Should the US get involved - if so how? 3. Should the lWA be forced to go back to work under the Taft Hartley Act? 4. Is Putin serious about using nuclear weapons? 5. If nuclear weapons are used by Russia - what should be our response?

1. Should prostitution be legalized? 2. Should all illicit drugs be leglaized? 3. Should child marriage be legalized? 4. Should any behaviour between consenting adults be legalized? 5. How should the age of consent be determined?

"2. Should Generation Z hire be required to take etiquette training as part of their job orientation? Marvin: "They should take it before they get out of high school." I wonder if they should wait that long. I watched one the other day who was completely clueless, and though the parent gave timely feedback, perhaps learning manners takes feedback from other adults and in a group setting where kids can learn from one another. I still remember a grade school teacher who made all the boys wait to let all the girls leave the classroom first. Ed

1. Should import tariffs be based on the producers burning of fossil fuels to manufacture products? 2. Should Generation Z hire be required to take etiquette training as part of their job orientation? 3. Should criminally convicted illegal immigrants to subject to immediate deportation? 4. Would you eat guacamole made by a robot at Chipotle? 5. What is the oldest book you have?

1. Should import tariffs be based on the producers burning of fossil fuels to manufacture products? It would serve as a tax on carbon dioxide emissions but as other have said - how to determine the amount. 2. Should Generation Z hire be required to take etiquette training as part of their job orientation? They should take it before they get out of high school. 3. Should criminally convicted illegal immigrants to subject to immediate deportation? Depends on the crime - non violent misdimeoners might be grounds to require a longer wait for citizenship but felonies should definitely be grounds - unless they are violent in which case the felons should be sent to Florence Colorado 4. Would you eat guacamole made by a robot at Chipotle? Certainly - probably clearer than what is prepared by hand. 5. What is the oldest book you have? Non fiction - a 1929 almanac. Fiction a collection or Mark Twain -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "M-Scholars and Scribes" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to m-scholars-and-scribes+unsubscribe@.... To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/m-scholars-and-scribes/1726842002.owy4z2ucggg80k40%40webmail.sitestar.net.