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I use LLMs just about every day. It's better than web-search for certain things, and is useful for some coding tasks. I think they're over-hyped by some people, but they are useful.

Do millennials actually work more hours than their parents did? My dad worked 70 hours a week in a factory when I was growing up (12 hours M-F, 8 hours on Saturdays); Fuck that shit.

I think the best you can do passively is keep the home at the average daily temperature, which is still uncomfortable in some areas at some times of the year. Average daily air and soil temperatures where I live are typically in the 90s in August. I guess that's better than the 100F-110F highs though. I think I've read it's better to insulate homes from the ground in areas where it's hot or cold both day and night. AC can be pretty efficient in well-sealed highly-insulated buildings.

I've never used it, but the idea is that nutrient uptake will be faster than if someone just dressed the top of the soil with compost. The extra aerobic bacteria could also be beneficial.

Those type of bags are usually used to hold illicit substances, and typically only bought by small-time drug dealers.

I think a lot of it is to just "own the libs." Perhaps to drive libs out of their states so they'll never be in danger of going blue. They pass all kinds of laws that make no practical sense like banning lab-grown meat, which doesn't really exist yet; and the heat protection bans mentioned in the article. I think these people are sadistic and "the cruelty is the point" with these people.

Most CEOs are also conmen and not any smarter. It's mostly just a nepotism racket at the executive level.

White nationalists consider Nick Fuentes white enough?

I don't think Russia cultivated Trump as potential political figure (at least not until 2015), but I agree with everything else you said. I don't think winning in 2016 was Trump's initial goal when he announced he was running; I think it was just another one of his grifts and to gain publicity.

Source about the money?