UX strategist, behavioral game theorist, food purveyor, and perpetual train stowaway
Seattle, United States
Joined July 2014
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Iy is bonkers crazy that those of us to live in the western #USA are going to be an hour behind our good neighbors in #BritishColumbia tomorrow.
#nomoreclockchanges
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I don’t care what side of the aisle you’re on, nobody should support this kind of deception.
They created a fake pamphlet to spark trans outrage and sent it to every home in Texas.
Then their paid shills continued the outrage on social media.
Politics is broken.
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Original budget is $53 Billion.
Projecting to be short another $35 Billion, bringing the total cost to just under $90 Billion.
The project is already technologically obsolete.
Would a business continue funding a project like this?
Jeffery Dernbach retweeted
BREAKING: The United States just crossed $38,000,000,000,000 in national debt.
It was $36,000,000,000,000 on January 1st.
What happened to DOGE?
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Coffee is up 14.5%
Beef is up 12%
Bananas are up 4%
Electricity is up 4%
Name one thing that's getting cheaper under Trump.
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It cost a quarter-billion dollars to build and became useless within 60 days
BREAKING: An email shared with The Associated Press shows "Alligator Alcatraz" will likely be empty within days. apnews.com/article/florida-i…
From a design standpoint, not sure how I feel about this? It has the classic simplicity of the modern logo, clean, simple, scalable, easy to replicate. But it feels it lost its soul a little bit.
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Our soldiers deployed overseas vote by mail. They put their lives on the line for us, but Trump doesn’t think they deserve to vote.
Jeffery Dernbach retweeted
Dear Government,
I paid you 21k in taxes last year.
In return, you want to give me a $600 rebate?
Choke on it.
Go fuck yourself. 🖕
Jeffery Dernbach retweeted
Imagine if income taxes were based not on how much you made, but how much your town decided you COULD have made.
That’s basically how property tax works. The assessor decides what your house is worth, then taxes you as if you paid that price.
Property tax should be abolished.
