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Tuesday, June 30, 2026
Particle physics was probably the class I understood the least, partially because it was taught poorly
strong force is something like an r^5 law or something like that
I forget my particle physics
Replying to Kribbles #kribbles1 And the strongest force is i<3u
This is improper because the complex numbers do not form an ordered set like this
unless you are specifically dealing with a cut of the complex plane that can be ordered
Insane
I think its crazy how much your politicians spend
I think caps are a good thing actually
Or Republican ones (same donors)
BREAKING: U.S. Supreme Court votes to uphold Birthright Citizenship in a 5-4 ruling.
I cannot beleive this was a 5-4 ruling
the margins on everything are so fucking thin rn
This case was not a serious challenge to the interpretation, which is why it being 5-4 is crazy
The dissent to the ruling is that Trump's EO was too broad, and it still almost passed
send someone to Barret's office and have her aid in drafting the language of the next EO
and do this again
That would require actually wanting to overturn this, so we'll see if it happens
Replying to Spooky Phijkchu #spooky.131 Click to see attachment 🖼️
No more George Droyd memes?
Replying to Spooky Phijkchu #spooky.131 This case was not a serious challenge to the interpretation, which is why it being 5-4 is crazy
That and mail in voting this week are wonders for the country am I right.
Congress needs to write laws if they want that to change, and at least rn Thune hates Trump too much to pass the SAVE act
my read of the mail-in voting thing was that they said states can do whatever goofy shit they want
which is interesting, with them likely having to rule on the popular vote interstate compact thing in the near future
the birthright citizen topic could be brought again via an EO, since congress has a 0% chance of writing a law that even sorta fixes that until you lay out a way to do it without amending the 14th
There are a few ways they could try, and the fact it was close at all this time gives credence that one of the other methods could work
There are already exceptions where birthright does not apply, and denaturalization is a thing that already exists if there is the political will to use it
The current EO wasn't clever at all, and was just sorta thrown out there without a real thought it could possibly survive
