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@elonmusk @AnthropicAI How? To whom?

Really important data. https://t.co/4MJnfZOpwk

"Other middle powers can learn from Canada. Naturally, it has some strengths they cannot copy, such as its vast energy and mineral reserves and its lucky geography, far from the nastiest geopolitical flashpoints. Yet there is room for them to co-operate on one-off projects with tangible and limited aims. And they can fortify themselves abroad by harnessing the need for change at home. In a way, Mr Trump has done all democracies a favour, by giving them a reason to tackle long-standing problems that seemed too hard. The middle powers need to prepare for a dangerous world. They should look to Mr Carney and Canada for an answer on what to do."

@carastern @RDiManno 😂😭

Wow. I guess I just assumed that, given the attention that social media has been getting over the last couple years, it was generally understood that social media had a negative impact on society. While it is true that young people use it more, they also tend to want to break free from it more vocally. So this is interesting.

@VisualCap There is no world where Chicago is more walkable than Toronto or Montreal. Chicago is great, don't get me wrong, but having spent extensive time in all of these places, I find Montreal and Toronto much more walkable. What is WalkScore measuring??