@O.kazo
17:29, Final Run.
This is cursed.
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I forgot, but are evil info supposed to be always wrong?
the truth was equidistant
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yes, it is.
(and remember we had ambiguous arrows beforehand, so itâs not the most cursed version.)
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UWAHHHH??? NBOWIE SO MEANIE 
I would love to be a symbiote with youuuuu 
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oh fuckkkk its not a symbiote. its contagious
i think weâve all caught COVID-22
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the guy who didnât like tutuu
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22 role next FAM has a PR where you have to talk like this
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Business Law professor called my analysis of Citizens United v. FEC âwell considered and soberâ and gave me a 99
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first time youâve ever been called sober
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did you call it one of the potentially worst decisions in SCOTUS history for the consequences of it
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I mean it was probably called Sober because my ultimate take was that while I think its had absolutely terrible and far-reaching consequences, the original decision (of should citizens united be allowed to air Hillary: the Movie leading up to the dem primaries) was correct. They realistically should have been allowed to. imo.
I still think its really really bad, I mean thatâs why I did it, and obviously the fallout of this case has led to the creation of super pacs. My argument was that a truly independent organization like citizens united should have first amendment rights to produce and broadcast their take on hillary clinton leading up to an election
but that ultimately the decision led to the creation of âindependent organizationsâ that are independent in name only and actually serve entirely to skirt campaign finance laws, and thatâs bad, and something pointed out as a knock-on consequence in the dissent, and that there should still be stricter regulations on superpacs
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What can you tell me about Citizens United v. FEC
I did not read the comment below. I love it
Fermi Question of the Day: âHow many existing and newly built US homes were sold in 2024?â
Fermi question SPOILERS! donât click until you play!
Summary
the stats for todayâs question are interesting to me â the average number of guesses is 3, most people arenât getting this one on their first try, but the median first guess is very nearly right on! so it seems like people are ~about as likely to be overestimating as underestimating
also, there are way fewer players than I would have guessed, even for a random niche internet game. the FoL userbase is a meaningful fraction of the players! I checked a couple older days and it seems like the playercount is ~consistently in the low to mid hundreds
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Fermi Question of the Day: âHow many existing and newly built US homes were sold in 2024?â
