Yeah, reading the actual article reveals that it can’t really tell shit. Plus, their test group was white college students. No bias there, nosiree.

It’s been back up and holding in the 30s for 10 days now, which is almost a 400% gain from where insiders like Trump bought.

This is a garbage article to a garbage “peer-reviewed” study. From the link directly to the study, the model had a r=.13 correlation when tested outside of the the source photos.

Using AI to bring back phrenology is an...interesting...idea.

Whatever happened to that “free market capitalism” that the GOP has been screeching about for decades? /s

So if your hand is bigger than your face, you’re a liberal?

They literally made a program that does the Family Guy joke.

Jeebus. This is only a few ill-conceived SCOTUS rulings away from the nightmare scenario where prosecutors don’t need to try cases anymore because: “AI can be used to determine guilt by scanning the defendant’s face. Our algorithm says that “darker” faces are guilty, while “lighter” faces are not.”

I suspect I speak…

Not hard to see what’s really going on here. Nunes is worried that Trump is going to blame him for the stock price, and he’s trying to preemptively shift responsibility somewhere else.

(Pictured: Donald Trump, describing his own penis in a rare moment of honesty.)

Silly Devin Nunes, that’s for the SEC to investigate. File a complaint like the rest of us plebes.

1. Laser emitters for ranging/terrain definition scanning.

Stewart Rhodes, the founder of Oathkeepers, is a former (now disbarred) attorney with a net worth estimated around $1M. He spent $20,000 of his own money to buy a small arsenal to arm the Oathkeeper “assault squad” that stormed the capitol.

The people who would want to use it for that can’t afford it.

Only in the USA, perfect for January 2025.

“This is so unfair! Nobody should be allowed to manipulate stock prices but us!”

So you’re saying Truth Social’s IPO was classic example of a pump-and-dump scam??

his company is a giant stock manipulation.

Meanwhile, three people attached to the board of directors for the shell company that made the IPO possible pled guilty to insider trading earlier this month. Nunes’s complaint shows the classic mindset of those in Trump’s sphere of influence. If you are constantly swimming in malfeasance and financial crimes, it’s…

I think it might be the fact that they spent over $50 million last year and made $4 million. Investors are very wary of social media businesses with no draw except one outspoken user. Especially when that user may end up in prison very soon and won’t be using the service ever again.