A big part of politics is interfacing with people you might not agree with. It’s called diplomacy.

The presidential race has never been a meritocracy

I hate when people do this. I saw someone left a milk carton on an unrefrigerated shelf the other day smh

Damn that’s sad. War is hell.

Yeah that’s a bluff. Google searches surely make up a huge portion of their traffic.

A “US-American” if you need to be very clear. But most people just say “American”.

It is shit, Austin

The Julia and Mandelbrot sets always get me. That such a complex structure could arise from such simple rules. Here’s a brilliant explanation I found years back: https://www.karlsims.com/julia.html

That was true at one point, but reddit has had personalized rankings for a while now. See: https://www.reddit.com/r/changelog/comments/7hkvjn/what_we_think_about_when_we_think_about_ranking

But your point stands; reddit’s earlier ranking methodology was obviously pretty good since it made the site so popular.

Thanks that makes sense. I get why some people are against it, but ranking on your engagement can be super useful imo. Like if I comment on a couple niche communities a lot, I don’t want those to be drowned out by the much larger communities.