24/ "Instead, the impact will be felt mainly through higher prices and dislocations in refined product markets—especially in California—rather than outright scarcity." /end
March 29, 2026 at 3:15 PM
24/ "Instead, the impact will be felt mainly through higher prices and dislocations in refined product markets—especially in California—rather than outright scarcity." /end
it is funny to read this stuff as someone with a historical interest in the 1990s, a decade that began with one of the worst economic dislocations of the post-war era and was marked by genocide, catastrophic terrorist attacks, a resurgence of virulent racism, and fears of technological dislocation
Gen Z has rediscovered the X-files & is realizing how dystopian the America of today is compared to the 90s
"Watching The X-Files... has solidified my belief that I would have likely been happier in an age that preceded me."
midnightmurmurations.substack.com/p/the-x-file...
"Watching The X-Files... has solidified my belief that I would have likely been happier in an age that preceded me."
midnightmurmurations.substack.com/p/the-x-file...
The X-Files Has Made Me Nostalgic for a Time I Never Experienced
In a time before crypto, Twitter, and AI slop, we had communities, real experiences, and beautiful TV…
midnightmurmurations.substack.com
May 2, 2026 at 2:03 PM
it is funny to read this stuff as someone with a historical interest in the 1990s, a decade that began with one of the worst economic dislocations of the post-war era and was marked by genocide, catastrophic terrorist attacks, a resurgence of virulent racism, and fears of technological dislocation
This is what happens if you don’t recognise (reverse) right dislocations 🤣 #linguistics
Catastrophic subtitling on the 1941 movie "Love on the Dole".
(It should read "She's a strange lass, is our Sal"...)
(It should read "She's a strange lass, is our Sal"...)
August 4, 2025 at 5:01 AM
This is what happens if you don’t recognise (reverse) right dislocations 🤣 #linguistics
Harris lost because voters who don't pay much attentions were (a) pissed at inflation and other covid dislocations and (b) those voters are generally okay with fascism if they don't think it will be targeted at them.
March 27, 2026 at 4:14 AM
Harris lost because voters who don't pay much attentions were (a) pissed at inflation and other covid dislocations and (b) those voters are generally okay with fascism if they don't think it will be targeted at them.
Three subluxations found in my rib cage today.
Basically three mini dislocations and my specialist had to *put them back*.
🥲
Basically three mini dislocations and my specialist had to *put them back*.
🥲
March 2, 2026 at 11:50 PM
Three subluxations found in my rib cage today.
Basically three mini dislocations and my specialist had to *put them back*.
🥲
Basically three mini dislocations and my specialist had to *put them back*.
🥲
Obviously there are other places to make movies and TV shows besides LA. But I find it seems hard to believe that such a move wouldn't lead to major major dislocations for a company of that size.
David Ellison’s Paramount-Skydance Moving Ahead With California Exit, Nearly 60,000 Local Jobs Could Be Permanently Lost [Report]
David Ellison’s Paramount-Skydance Moving Ahead With California Exit, Nearly 60,000 Local Jobs Could Be Permanently Lost [Report]
Well, after David Ellison‘s big threat to move Paramount-Skydance to Texas, Tennessee, or Georgia, there is now a report coming from TMZ (backed up by Deadline) that they’re moving ahead with the big transition out of Hollywood. This would suggest that those antitrust settlement talks with California AG Rob Bonta (not the only state in a dust-up with the billionaire over their $110 billion acquisition of Warner Bros.
Continue reading David Ellison’s Paramount-Skydance Moving Ahead With California Exit, Nearly 60,000 Local Jobs Could Be Permanently Lost [Report] at The Playlist.
dlvr.it
September 16, 2026 at 8:35 PM
Obviously there are other places to make movies and TV shows besides LA. But I find it seems hard to believe that such a move wouldn't lead to major major dislocations for a company of that size.
Dude was apparently an airway genius but he loved telling us about dislocations
February 11, 2026 at 3:30 AM
Dude was apparently an airway genius but he loved telling us about dislocations
it seems likely that what actually brought people into the maga fold was not charlie kirk but covid dislocations and inflation leading to a very unpopular incumbent president. 1
It’s become such a truism in all the Kirk coverage that he brought a generation into the MAGA fold but I haven’t seen too much discussion about them then leaving.
September 14, 2025 at 5:47 AM
it seems likely that what actually brought people into the maga fold was not charlie kirk but covid dislocations and inflation leading to a very unpopular incumbent president. 1
OSINT #13378 from Zuma (TS/SCI)
1. Hadean Dust
2. Dreams of Temporal Dislocations
3. Rogue Bonesaws
1. Hadean Dust
2. Dreams of Temporal Dislocations
3. Rogue Bonesaws
September 24, 2026 at 8:51 AM
OSINT #13378 from Zuma (TS/SCI)
1. Hadean Dust
2. Dreams of Temporal Dislocations
3. Rogue Bonesaws
1. Hadean Dust
2. Dreams of Temporal Dislocations
3. Rogue Bonesaws
blaming left nonvoters for 2024 is both pointless and just misinformed. it wasn't Gaza that swung the election. it was inflation and anger at covid economic dislocations, almost certainly. 1
July 26, 2025 at 10:26 PM
blaming left nonvoters for 2024 is both pointless and just misinformed. it wasn't Gaza that swung the election. it was inflation and anger at covid economic dislocations, almost certainly. 1
Immediate DQ in a Judo match, and we allow choking, dislocations, pain holds, etc.
October 31, 2025 at 11:14 PM
Immediate DQ in a Judo match, and we allow choking, dislocations, pain holds, etc.
Talking to a musculoskeletal dr today about my hyper mobility issues and he asked if I’d ever broken any bones. I said yes, he asks “due to subluxes or dislocations?” And I had to be like ‘no I’m just a dumbass’
July 29, 2025 at 6:44 PM
Talking to a musculoskeletal dr today about my hyper mobility issues and he asked if I’d ever broken any bones. I said yes, he asks “due to subluxes or dislocations?” And I had to be like ‘no I’m just a dumbass’
TIPS market is suggesting that we're seeing liquidity issues, not a structural shift in demand for UST. Similar dislocations happened in the GFC and COVID shock; less-liquid TIPS get hit harder on big market dislocations. Not *good*...but high vol outcomes <> the end of it all.
April 11, 2025 at 1:55 PM
TIPS market is suggesting that we're seeing liquidity issues, not a structural shift in demand for UST. Similar dislocations happened in the GFC and COVID shock; less-liquid TIPS get hit harder on big market dislocations. Not *good*...but high vol outcomes <> the end of it all.
How is firing large quantities of employees and closing whole government departments “keeping dislocations to a minimum?”
March 10, 2025 at 12:34 PM
How is firing large quantities of employees and closing whole government departments “keeping dislocations to a minimum?”
Could be some funny dislocations going into the close.
June 27, 2025 at 7:00 PM
Could be some funny dislocations going into the close.
"Voters are sour on Dems for reasons that don't necessarily directly have to do with either Harris or Trump. Throughout the democratic world, incumbents have struggled mightily since covid and its ensuing economic dislocations, including high inflation."
The global anti-incumbent backlash doomed Kamala Harris
Tragically, the beneficiary happened to be Donald Trump.
www.publicnotice.co
November 7, 2024 at 10:02 PM
"Voters are sour on Dems for reasons that don't necessarily directly have to do with either Harris or Trump. Throughout the democratic world, incumbents have struggled mightily since covid and its ensuing economic dislocations, including high inflation."
that is a fascinating theory which does not explain why other countries have seen huge political dislocations
January 23, 2025 at 3:56 AM
that is a fascinating theory which does not explain why other countries have seen huge political dislocations
Manifest #8302 from GPS III-SV05 (CONFIDENTIAL)
1. Eldritch Shipwrecks
2. Mausoleum of Temporal Dislocations
3. FEMA Magick
1. Eldritch Shipwrecks
2. Mausoleum of Temporal Dislocations
3. FEMA Magick
September 27, 2025 at 10:51 PM
Manifest #8302 from GPS III-SV05 (CONFIDENTIAL)
1. Eldritch Shipwrecks
2. Mausoleum of Temporal Dislocations
3. FEMA Magick
1. Eldritch Shipwrecks
2. Mausoleum of Temporal Dislocations
3. FEMA Magick
I’m finally having my first appointment for getting assessed for EDS on Tuesday. I do have a lot of symptoms (including hypermobility and frequent subluxations, sometimes full dislocations), but we’ll see if that’s actually what it is
September 20, 2026 at 11:43 AM
I’m finally having my first appointment for getting assessed for EDS on Tuesday. I do have a lot of symptoms (including hypermobility and frequent subluxations, sometimes full dislocations), but we’ll see if that’s actually what it is
"You've introduced so many dislocations into the economy that it, yes, cutting tariffs will bring prices down, negotiating new free trade agreements would bring prices down — but it won't do it overnight."
@davidfrum.bsky.social and @timmiller.bsky.social discuss Trump's latest tariff scheme.
@davidfrum.bsky.social and @timmiller.bsky.social discuss Trump's latest tariff scheme.
November 15, 2025 at 12:15 AM
"You've introduced so many dislocations into the economy that it, yes, cutting tariffs will bring prices down, negotiating new free trade agreements would bring prices down — but it won't do it overnight."
@davidfrum.bsky.social and @timmiller.bsky.social discuss Trump's latest tariff scheme.
@davidfrum.bsky.social and @timmiller.bsky.social discuss Trump's latest tariff scheme.
I don't think it had much to do with biden personally. inflation and covid dislocations made most incumbents very unpopular globally.
so the political message is, "crush fascism while you have a chance because you can't ensure reelection with decent policies."
so the political message is, "crush fascism while you have a chance because you can't ensure reelection with decent policies."
A challenge to politics-understanders: why was Biden so unpopular given the very good policy he delivered on wages, climate, & antitrust, among others? This is not an invitation to relitigate 2024, but rather explore what his political failure reveals about the underlying mechanisms of politics.
Ah, I see. I suppose I want deliverism to work, but fear Biden proves it doesn't, so I want someone to explain convincingly why some future attempt would be different. Perhaps that's not clear
September 23, 2025 at 3:37 PM
I don't think it had much to do with biden personally. inflation and covid dislocations made most incumbents very unpopular globally.
so the political message is, "crush fascism while you have a chance because you can't ensure reelection with decent policies."
so the political message is, "crush fascism while you have a chance because you can't ensure reelection with decent policies."
there's just very little reason to think that Harris could have done much more than she did to motivate voters. she lost mostly because there was a huge global anti incumbent backlash tied to inflation and other covid dislocations.
March 7, 2026 at 10:13 PM
there's just very little reason to think that Harris could have done much more than she did to motivate voters. she lost mostly because there was a huge global anti incumbent backlash tied to inflation and other covid dislocations.
Intercept #938 from Topaz 3 (TOP SECRET)
1. a comrade
2. Burrow of Temporal Dislocations
3. Subsonic Source of Nature
1. a comrade
2. Burrow of Temporal Dislocations
3. Subsonic Source of Nature
May 9, 2026 at 4:51 PM
Intercept #938 from Topaz 3 (TOP SECRET)
1. a comrade
2. Burrow of Temporal Dislocations
3. Subsonic Source of Nature
1. a comrade
2. Burrow of Temporal Dislocations
3. Subsonic Source of Nature
I am beginning to suspect it’s broken, not dislocated. Dislocations hurt me* less.
*please note the use of me here, we really don’t need to debate whether breaks or dislocations are worse when this is subjective
*please note the use of me here, we really don’t need to debate whether breaks or dislocations are worse when this is subjective
December 1, 2025 at 1:52 AM
I am beginning to suspect it’s broken, not dislocated. Dislocations hurt me* less.
*please note the use of me here, we really don’t need to debate whether breaks or dislocations are worse when this is subjective
*please note the use of me here, we really don’t need to debate whether breaks or dislocations are worse when this is subjective
(biden's progressive economics weren't what was unpopular; what was unpopular was covid dislocations, including inflation, which Biden did a lot to mitigate, but which ultimately simply coudn't be erased by 2024.)
February 16, 2026 at 5:17 AM
(biden's progressive economics weren't what was unpopular; what was unpopular was covid dislocations, including inflation, which Biden did a lot to mitigate, but which ultimately simply coudn't be erased by 2024.)