
This NYT op-ed is so egregiously off base, both in terms of facts and logic, that it was simply irresponsible for @nytopinion to publish it. Here are 5 examples of significant falsehoods, misleading statements, or flawed logic (there are many more) 1/


I hadn't realized that Uvalde cops exchanged fire with the murderer through a locked classroom door. Upping my estimation of the chances they killed a kid accordingly

this looks terrific—clever concept and a great art style. my VR setup has been idle since Alyx but I’ll have to dust it off to try this out.

Pontoco 🌱 The Last Clockwinder @hellopontoco

The Texas grid is entirely cut off from the rest of the country’s electrical system, and Texas officials control the prices. https://t.co/MnUMe5yL7d

Senator Ted Cruz @SenTedCruz

Honestly if Putin had read my February 9 post “invading Ukraine is a really bad idea” he’s be in much better shape today.
I know $80/year seems a bit steep but you could save hundreds of billions in sanctions and lost military equipment.
slowboring.com/p/invading-ukr…

Current Thing Supporter @tuckerforprez24

To be clear — successful war-waging was highly beneficial under the quasi-Malthusian economic conditions that prevailed for 99% of human existence, that legacy is one reason it’s hard for people to accept that this is no longer the case. https://t.co/ZmSLa7rJYS

Loquitur Ponte Sublicio @SullaFelix8