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Michael Boyer retweeted
Because bona fide entrepreneurship is superior to and has supplanted deferred participation in the real game, and sorts for merit more efficiently
Just to say it: the theme song for Spidey and his Amazing Friends has absolutely no business going that hard.
This has long been a key feature of the rapid emergence of the hemp-derived THC product market. Another key feature requires one to observe the dominant product segment ask how that segment was capable of scaling so quickly.
Legislative motives could not be more obvious.
My show of good faith:
congress.gov/bill/119th-cong…
Command + F, type "hemp", tap "Enter" and be amazed.
Re: Hemp
As usual, it is helpful—indeed, advisable—to prioritize reading the text of subject legislation. There really is no need to hallucinate about that which is written and available for review and reference in-full.
Far too much avoidable misapprehension of the issue(s) is dominating the timeline right now.
Re: Hemp
As usual, it is helpful—indeed, advisable—to prioritize reading the text of subject legislation. There really is no need to hallucinate about that which is written and available for review and reference in-full.
Far too much avoidable misapprehension of the issue(s) is dominating the timeline right now.
Any real property law professor out there that's used mixtape-era Wayne to teach adverse possession yet?
Michael Boyer retweeted
Lawyers who cited fake AI cases face some real sanctions this time:
-Disqualified from the case
-Ordered to provide copy of sanctions order to all
clients, opposing counsel, and judge in every pending case and every attorney in their firm
-Referred to state bar for discipline.
It’s not yet 8am but I’m confident that my 4 year-old’s stated position that he doesn’t want a sweatshirt “with a zipper on it” will easily be the most respectable argument I’ll confront all day. Easily. It’s not even close.
I have to imagine that perhaps the least ideal time to learn the proper use of “monopsony” is when the forefather of the free agency agreement and the salary cap is serving you with a complaint styled in class action antitrust
