Only 30% of Americans Know About the One Big Bill

I was already depressed. Thxs.

It's even more depressing to know Congressmen do not fully read bills. There is too much paperwork for them to keep up so it's easy for others to sneak stuff in.

Congress relies on Twitter-AI summaries of bills. More (tragic) humor, of course.

They do? I hadn't heard that. How horrible!!! Tell me it's not true. Aahhhh!!!

I'm trying to make humor out of tragedy. Yet the situation beyond government machinations is dire.

Every human earning more than, let's say 174k US dollars, entirely relies on AI for day to day decision making. They may not ask AI directly for crucial summaries. Yet they exist in an interconnected web of data by being fully wired online. That data is more and more by the hour influenced by the designs of AI.

I'm relying on some youtube videos for this comment. I know I've been critical of your being so liberally enthusiastic in at least one previous comment. Yet now I know nothing humans type or visualize for other humans on the web has any significance.

Just try to enjoy ourselves (while some of us remain independently sentient)?

Silly me. I'm confusing you with other crass female users. I don't think I've been critical of you. May have thought. Anyway... I'll blame my confusion on being aged and it being too late at night.

If they removed the part of the bill that included selling off public lands, because it had nothing to do with budgeting, why wouldn't they remove this as it clearly has nothing to do with the budget?