Steve with a Q

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Steve with a Q@stevewithaq· 5d

Twitter reply from lauren (@NotABigJerk) :

i'm not falling for that hot take. that's clearly someone with a fetish for getting yelled at. i refuse to participate in that kind of perversion

9:33 AM 9/14/22

Steve with a Q@stevewithaq· 11d

Cramer & Co

Two humanoid aliens (Pakleds from Star Trek - a race who do not progress by innovating but by stealing ideas and ttechnology from others. They are iconic for their poor judgement. )

The one on the left says "We like him" and the one on the right continues "he's smart."

Steve with a Q@stevewithaq· Jul 8

From the OP: Note "small but NOT negligible". Yes other tech contributes more but we're talking about scaling AC usage here.

...whereas the climate-driven warming feedback
remains below 0.01 °C in all pathways, which is
small but not negligible. These estimates...

Steve with a Q@stevewithaq· Jul 3

It's okay. BlueSky won't let me anyway.

A screenshot of the InfoWars post saying DO NOT DOWNLOAD THIS ELF with a blank image panel because BlueSky is having a day so the image isn't loading anyway.

Steve with a Q@stevewithaq· Jun 30

@jamellebouie.net what if what I want is a political system where the politicians do the right thing because it's the right thing to do? Do you think our society is even redeemable if our leaders must be forced to just be good people?

@jamellebouie.net:
here is what i think: we're not consumers or spectators, we are participants with agency. you should not hope that democrats will do anything. you must work to force them to do the right thing. the odds are long, but we are far from the first americans to face long odds. we will win.

Steve with a Q@stevewithaq· Jun 23

That farmer's field:

A plowed field with tracks going in every different direction, almost as if the tractor driver was drunk.

Photo from iStock, credit: Dariusz Banaszuk

Steve with a Q@stevewithaq· May 31

Gee I wonder why.

Bluesky search results for "trump misogyny from:npr.org".

Surprise! "No results found".

Steve with a Q@stevewithaq· May 25

Oh, this guy's a rare one: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russell...

Section called "Views on politics" from the Wikipedia page on Dr. Russell Blaylock:

Blaylock has called the American medical system 'collectivist' and has suggested that health-care reform efforts under President Obama were masterminded by extragovernmental groups that wish to impose euthanasia.[18] He blamed the purported collectivism of American medicine for the retirement of his friend Miguel Faria. According to Blaylock, the former Soviet Union tried to spread collectivism by covertly introducing illegal drugs and various sexually transmitted diseases into the United States.[18] Schwarcz characterized these positions as "conspiracy theories."[18]

Steve with a Q@stevewithaq· May 19

Here's a hint:

Search results for "low iq people from:apnews.com".

Big suprise, No results found.

Steve with a Q@stevewithaq· May 3

Steve with a Q@stevewithaq· Apr 27

Did Reuters fire all of their copy editors?

Spot the missing word - Reuters edition:

"Merz also said he not see what exit strategy the U.S. was pursuing in the Iran war - comments that underlined deep..."

Steve with a Q@stevewithaq· Apr 16

I wouldn't have guessed.

Jay's post as it currently loads, with all of the replies just placeholder graphics because the site continues to fail gracelessly as it has done since the company tripled down on its AI dependency.

Steve with a Q@stevewithaq· Apr 16

Bluesky vibecoding vibes

Steve with a Q@stevewithaq· Apr 5

Talk about a humble brag.

"Status" line from the Artemis II tracker with the value "Normal deep space radiation environment"

Steve with a Q@stevewithaq· Apr 4

I always thought Elon was trying to be like D D Harriman.

The book cover for Robert A Heinlein's The Man Who Sold The Moon: the Moon is in the background, with the cone of a rocket peeking out from the left side. In front, on the right, is the face of D D Harriman, casting a red shadow across the moon.

Steve with a Q@stevewithaq· Apr 1

A picture of an orange-colored snack cake, of the kind usually associated with US junk food.

Steve with a Q@stevewithaq· Mar 31

Not only that, he's managed to maintain his record performance on this site, even in the face of strong AI competition:

A screenshot of the clearsky.app Top 5 Blocked accounts on BlueSky. Jd-vance-1 is still #1 with 181,316 users blocking. BlueSky's own AI abortion attie.ai sits at #2 with only 142,695 blocks.
Rounding out the top 5 are whitehouse-47, icegov, and go4know.com

Steve with a Q@stevewithaq· Mar 20

Even the man who invented the term "genocide" meant it to apply to any systematic extermination. Trying to claim it for any specific group is antithetical to the very purpose of the term. www.un.org/en/genocide-...

Background

The word “genocide” was first coined by Polish lawyer Raphäel Lemkin in 1944 in his book Axis Rule in Occupied Europe. It consists of the Greek prefix genos, meaning race or tribe, and the Latin suffix cide, meaning killing. Lemkin developed the term partly in response to the Nazi policies of systematic murder of Jewish people during the Holocaust, but also in response to previous instances in history of targeted actions aimed at the destruction of particular groups of people. Later on, Raphäel Lemkin led the campaign to have genocide recognised and codified as an international crime.

Steve with a Q@stevewithaq· Mar 7

This is the VERY FIRST paragraph of that Wikipedia article. It aligns with how @meowdelyn.bsky.social described the consensus on consciousness. So not only does their description actually fit with your source for consensus, you did not even read the first paragraph of your source.

First paragraph of the Wikipedia article on consciousness:
"Consciousness is being aware of something internal to one's self or being conscious of states or objects in one's external environment.[1] It has been the topic of extensive explanations, analyses, and debate among philosophers, scientists, and theologians for millennia. There is no consensus on what exactly needs to be studied, or even if consciousness can be considered a scientific concept. In some explanations, it is synonymous with mind, while in others it is considered an aspect of it."

Steve with a Q@stevewithaq· Mar 3

No, you didn't use those precise words. But you did argue that's what these laws did. I just rephrased it into a testable hypothesis. The fact that you can't understand the words doesn't make them less accurate, and does imply that you don't know if this list is what you claim.

Earlier in this thread:
Iron Curtain: That presupposes the Dems have the voters’ economic interests in heart and mind.

Chris Neyland: It does. Hence all the laws passed by Democrats over generations that do exactly that.

Steve with a Q@stevewithaq· Feb 24

Well at least we know they didn't use AI to write that subhead - even AI can spell "investments." Sadly they've fixed it on the site.

Subheading from the linked article:
"Imported chips and hardware mean the AI investemtns are translating into US GDP growth. "

Steve with a Q@stevewithaq· Feb 19

A BlueSky search for "a low IQ individual" from owillis.bsky.social:

No results found.

Steve with a Q@stevewithaq· Feb 5

Reminds me of this scene for some reason:

A man standing behind a window, waving timidly. On the window is a rectangular black stain, making it appear as if the man has a moustache like that of Adolf Hitler.
The scene is from the comedy sitcom Father Ted, and the man is the titular Father Ted. This episode involved Father Ted finding out an associate was a fan of Hitler and Ted is caught in numerous compromising situations falsely implying he too was a fan of Hitler.
Graham Linehan was a writer and associate producer on Father Ted.

Steve with a Q@stevewithaq· Feb 2

Best resume ever.

Steve with a Q@stevewithaq· Jan 22

Then why are they voting to continue them?

Their sentiments are expected to influence the vast majority of the Democrats’ 213-strong House caucus to vote no – although sufficient Democrats are believed to be ready to vote in favor to enable the legislation to pass. The party has no plans to whip its members into line to enforce the leadership view.

Steve with a Q@stevewithaq· Jan 20

A screenshot of the original post this person is replying to, by Senator Patt Murray, talking about President Donald Trump:

"This is not a rational person. ..."

Steve with a Q@stevewithaq· Dec 30

Since you decided to block this thread when we showed how you were incorrect, here's how that went for you:

A screenshot of a Bluesky thread (now blocked by OP) where he challenged people to find any protest at a conservative event within the past year. My response is below, with search results showing such a protest happened at a Trump rally in Michigan in April 2025.
He blocked the thread minutes later.

Steve with a Q@stevewithaq· Dec 30

A one second search specifically for "trump rally" shows articles about the protest at a Trump rally in Michigan in April. There you go. Since that meets your criteria, I'm sure you'll apologize and change your position and not try to move the goalposts in any way at all.

DuckDuckGo search for "trump rally" protests returning articles about the protest of a Trump rally eight months ago.

Steve with a Q@stevewithaq· Dec 29

I want to like both of these replies, but I simply cannot afford to. You two will need to provide me with documentation of all of your likes given and received on all social media platforms so I can determine who needs the like more.

Two replies to this thread posted within a minute of each other.

@yossarian320.bsky.social: Means testing

@timpranillo.bsky.social: Means testing

Steve with a Q@stevewithaq· Dec 20

Okay, this definitely deserves its own superhero logo - and this popped into my head...