Elon realizing he's about to become the world's first sextillionaire

The more data points you have the better Prediction markets fill a data void that just can't be filled by polls

A little reminder

Modern women don't like to admit this, but it's true

I miss doge

A visual representation of how taxes work

Well, now I need one for my wife

Are you paying attention yet?

My shoulder hurts just from watching this

Bruh there's no way he pulled that off

I'm actually impressed he held it together through that crazy misfire

Can you think of a single one where that's not the case?

Who else is planning to homeschool? One of the biggest lies parents have been sold is that raising your kids and educating your kids are somehow two separate jobs. They’re not. If your child spends most of his waking hours in a building where God is left out, biblical morality is treated like an embarrassment, and whatever the culture currently believes gets presented as “normal,” then that school is helping shape your child whether you admit it or not. Public schools are not neutral. Nothing involving children ever is. They are teaching your kids what to believe about family, sex, authority, history, right and wrong, and even what a human being is. A lot of modern schools have become brainwash factories with math class mixed in. The message is often simple: trust the institution, question your parents, ignore tradition, and accept whatever new belief gets handed down from above. No thanks. Homeschooling gives parents the chance to take that responsibility back. You can teach your children that God is real, truth is real, men and women are different, marriage matters, family matters, hard work matters, personal responsibility matters, and freedom comes with duties. You can teach history without pretending faith had no role in civilization. You can teach science without acting like creation is meaningless. You can teach your children to think instead of just repeat. And they can actually live while they learn. Let them garden. Let them cook. Let them build things. Let them care for animals. Let them work beside you. Let them spend time with grandparents. Let them read good books instead of sitting under fluorescent lights for seven hours a day waiting for a bell to ring. I would rather my children grow up knowing how to think, work, pray, build, question, create, and care for a family than become really good at passing standardized tests. God gave children to parents, not to institutions. Raise them accordingly.

Finally watched Footloose for the first time We were over at someone else's house and they played it... honestly the movie was dumb Can someone explain to me why people seem to love this movie so much?

Reminder for the Left

Simple enough.

Where is the lie?