"Both candidates agreed that Market Street should be reopened to cars (a few people booed, then some cheered). They also both agreed that new housing developments should include more parking."
No problem for the "urbanists" at SF YIMBY, who just endorsed Sherrill.
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The decision that has divided football and could determine the Super Bowl https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/7011858/2026/02/05/football-debate-fans-points-go-for-it/
Doha Debates: Are superheroes the moral leaders of our time?
Over the summer I took part in a Doha Debate on whether superheroes are the moral leaders of our time or not. Video version. Audio version.
https://husseinrashid.com/2026/02/05/d
The Year in Physics
Physicists spotted a “terribly exciting” new black hole,
doubled down on weakening dark energy,
and debated the meaning of quantum mechanics
https://www.quantamagazine.org/the-year-in-physics-20251217/
Jesse Watters And Fox Colleague Debate What Makes Women Hot -- And Answer Is Icky (Ron Dicker/HuffPost)
https://www.huffpost.com/entry/jesse-watters-katrina-campins-republican-women-hotter-sydney-sweeney_n_693160a3e4b08d8fed00912e
http://www.memeorandum.com/251204/p62#a251204p62
RE: https://mastodon.social/@NoticiasRock/116012995831206628
Se ha generado un interesante debate a partir del Grammy y el discurso de Bad Bunny, que fue pronunciado en español, tras recibir el premio a šlbum del año. Su importancia trasciende a lo mu…
A particularly bad kind of trolls are the "concern" trolls. These are the kind of people who say "well, yes, I fully agree that freezing to death is bad and we definitely should do something about it, but I would really like to make sure that we fully evaluated the danger of people burning themselves on a hot heater".
(Simplified. In reality, it's usually a long essay, followed by even more tiring debate.)
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Doha Debates: Are superheroes the moral leaders of our time?
Over the summer I took part in a Doha Debate on whether superheroes are the moral leaders of our time or not.
Video version.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x01NIvKNE-U
Audio version.
Canada’s prime minister, Mark Carney, has given his government’s blessing to an oil pipeline last week
that would cross Alberta and British Columbia and terminate at the Pacific.
But amid fierce debate over the political, environmental and economic implications of the project,
experts warn that the multibillion-dollar project faces immense – and poorly understood – geological hazards.