A Newsweek review of the documents posted on the White House’s website found no evidence supporting Trump’s claim that foreign interference or fraud had altered the outcome of any election, including the 2020 presidential election.

The president’s latest allegations have already come under scrutiny from dozens of lawmakers and Democratic leaders who say they amount to little more than unsubstantiated conspiracy theories.

Ah, there it is.

Thanks, looks like I removed the link when adding the thumbnail. Should be fixed now.

Do you call this well studied?

Yes.

Feel free to review any of the 54,000 scientific papers if you don’t like the one I shared. If you’d read and understood the abstract, you’d have seen that it is both an original study and review of the field of previous research. The page also includes links directly to dozens of related and cited papers. Psychological and behavioral studies are typically case studies, or group studies like this. This is considered a larger study in the field.

Feel free to present any paper that supports your counterclaim that there is simply not enough known about the issue to determine whether sibling incest is harmful or not. Please be sure that is is from this century and well-cited, since I did you the same courtesy. You can access full-text articles through an academic login, many public libraries, or archive sites.

No, it’s pretty well studied.

Incest is almost never between two consenting adults. There is almost always an inappropriate power dynamic, coercion, and/or grooming.

The industry will end up with one or two winners and a lot of losers. Very hard to predict these things (smart money in 1997 was that Apple was about to file bankruptcy). One or two companies will have success and the rest will evaporate or be absorbed. Then the AI product itself will be priced up (and dumbed down) significantly.

AI will not go away, but will be far more limited and specialized. The day of free general access to powerful chatbots will be up.

“Our ancestors possessed wisdom that is lost to us now. This artifact is believed to have been used to distribute concentrated food pellets. They called it a ‘PEZ.’”

They also have the most amazing eyes in the animal kingdom. We’re pretty sure that they have depth perception based on the different refractive indices of light.

Hi, community Mod here. Welcome to Lemmy!

This is an interesting article, but unfortunately it does not meet the community rules. Each community here has their own community rules posted, as well as server rules to be aware of. The !news@lemmy.world community tries to be as fair as possible in making sure that what is posted here is factual and reliable.

I’d suggest finding another news source to share this news from (and posting from the original source, not an aggregator site like Yahoo). You can always DM any community mod if you have questions.

You might be interested in Rush, which detects music from your “now playing” and displays the lyrics beautifully. Then you can use whatever local player you like for your library and have great lyrics experience regardless.

If you end up setting up a home server with navidrome or similar, Chora has the best lyrics search and display. The website also mentions local playback, so it may meet your need, although I’ve never used it that way.

It’s been a while since I’ve used a local player, but the best ones I’ve found were Oto Music (closed source), which has very good lyrics search and support, and Booming Music.

PixelPlayer also looks like a promising new option.

I didn’t realize that there was no constitutional right to birthright citizenship before the Civil War. TIL

Apparently, every state had its own laws and standards about who was a citizen, although there were a few congressional acts that established a basic framework.

It seems wild to me that we started a whole country and we didn’t even figure out who was a member of it.

Some people find it helpful to name the negative self-talk voice. Then you can say things like, “shut up, Karen. You never have useful suggestions.”

There is also something in toddler parenting called a “no thanks bite.” That’s the first vite of food that you have to decide if you want to say “no thanks.” It works with toddlers because there is less pressure around eating, and you are allowed to try new things that you might later decide not to have.

The adult version is the same. When trying out a new health routine, etc., you can do a “no thanks try.” Say, I am going to go to the gym this week and next week. If it works out, I may go again after that, or I may not. It just depends on whether it fits in my routine.

Remember that we have routines for reasons. We don’t always know why. Routines are very hard to change while the underlying reasons persist.

Aren’t immortal wizards supposed to change their identity every 20 years or so?

Album I would listen to start to finish on any given day: Rubber Soul by the Beatles.

Favorite overall album to listen to: Chutes Too Narrow by The Shins.

Most important album: London Calling by The Clash

“As harmless as a kitten”

There is a conflict between confidentiality and mandatory reporting. The ideal of confidentiality is that anything you say in private that you don’t want recorded or repeated should be kept private. The ideal of mandatory reporting is that if anyone finds out about a crime a person has committed, it should be reported for the sake of justice.

The solution is that we limit both of them in different situations. Confidentiality is generally limited to those who have a crucial and necessary role in keeping information confidential. In other words, those positions or professions that are deemed essential by society and which require confidentiality to function properly. That’s lawyers, medical professionals, and in some cases, religious professionals.

Mandatory reporting is generally limited to those who are in a position that allows access to vulnerable individuals. That’s teachers, social workers, police officers, and sometimes also medical professionals or religious professionals.

Because those include some of the same categories, the law gets very specific and sometimes even contradictory in different jurisdictions.

An addage I live by: An expert is someone who has already made every mistake in an area.

Same in Korea, but it’s actually effective:

Several commentators said this was the plan all along. Before the IPO, many people speculated that the outrageously high valuation was designed so that current shareholders could sell of stock and make up for their losses in Twitter, etc. They predicted an early spike and a quick sell-off accompanied by a massive drop.

Where did that money come from? A lot of it came from public pensions (specifically index funds), which are required to hold a certain amount of all listed public stocks.