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Are skill games a loophole for gambling machines that would otherwise be illegal? @KyleSammin argues Pennsylvania should close the loophole—not tax and legitimize it⬇️
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BREAKING: Jalen Hurts out for the season after imaging shows blood clots in lungs
📝: @TimKellySports
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Steelers and Saints play in Paris next week. If Macron doesn't straighten out these rioters by Sunday, the NFL will do a coup.
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This is what sports gambling has given us: a player suffers a genuinely scary injury and the sports press is out here saying it needs to be handled in a way to PROTECT GAMBLERS
Genuine scum: The NFL, sports media, the gambling houses enable/encourage this behavior
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Do coroners need to win elections—or should professional qualifications matter more? @KyleSammin explores the case for reforming Pennsylvania’s system⬇️
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"The western land could not guard its seclusion longer; a predestined and bitter fruit existing, perversely, before the white flower of its birth, it was laid bare by the miraculous first voyage...but the initiative taken, the course broached, the story must go on."
-WC Williams
This was already tried with a train. Took about the same amount of time, no one used it. inquirer.com/south-jersey/hi…
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Thanks to everyone who came out to support our work!
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@KyleSammin examines the potential costs of Pennsylvania Democrats’ new energy proposals — and who could ultimately pay the bill🔽
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Time is running out! Buy your ticket today and support independent journalism. @tjtracyjr explains why this is so important👇🎟️
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There are many secular critics who are writing admirably about AI. But it's been apparent to me for a while that religious—particularly catholic—critics are speaking to the public's moral disquiet in a way that secular thinkers, reliant on utilitarian claims about harm, are not.
In this era of artificial intelligence, it is becoming urgent to distinguish human art from what machines produce. There is an ontological difference, even before an aesthetic one, between art and what a machine can generate through statistical calculation based on millions of images created by others. Algorithms lack the spark of humanity. For this reason, the Church wishes to renew an alliance with artists and cultural institutions to safeguard our humanity.
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