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By Lambert Strether of Corrente.
Fowl Track of the Day
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Politics
“So lots of the social reactions that strike us as psychological are in truth a rational administration of symbolic capital.” –Pierre Bourdieu, Classification Struggles
2024
Time for the Countdown Clock!
* * * “President Biden mustn’t run once more in 2024” [David Ignatius, WaPo]. The spook houseboy at WaPo speaks: “However I don’t assume Biden and Vice President Harris ought to run for reelection…. Biden would carry two large liabilities right into a 2024 marketing campaign. He could be 82 when he started a second time period. … [And] due to their considerations about Biden’s age, voters would sensibly deal with his presumptive operating mate, Harris…. Politicians who know Biden effectively say that if he had been satisfied that Trump had been actually vanquished, he would really feel he had achieved his political mission. He’ll run once more if he believes in his intestine that Trump would be the GOP nominee and that he has the very best probability to defeat Trump and save the nation from the nightmare of a revenge presidency.” Not clear how that can occur, nevertheless….. Time is operating out. In a month or so, this resolution will probably be solid in stone. Will probably be too late for different Democrats, together with Harris, to check themselves in primaries and see whether or not they have the stuff of presidential management. Proper now, there’s no clear various to Biden — no screamingly apparent alternative ready within the wings. That may be the decider for Biden, that there’s seemingly no person else. However possibly he’ll belief in democracy to find new management, ‘within the area.’” • Ignatius is appropriate that the Democrat bench is weak. Although presumably the spooks have someone (“new management”) in thoughts (and now have extra tape of Biden than you may probably think about); to them, “belief in [‘our’] democracy” would likely imply the ascendance of that someone. Nevertheless, Ignatius will not be appropriate when he writes “Time is operating out”; or quite, is appropriate in the event you assume the primaries are something aside from “norms.” From “If You Need to Know What the Democratic Occasion Is, Simply Ask Their Lawyer” (2017). That lawyer: “[W]right here you have got a celebration that’s saying, We’re gonna, you understand, select our customary bearer, and we’re gonna observe these basic guidelines of the highway, which we’re voluntarily deciding, we might have — and we might have voluntarily determined that, Look, we’re gonna go into again rooms like they used to and smoke cigars and choose the candidate that means.” If the Democrats wish to nominate Michelle Obama based mostly on applause-meter outcomes from a seven-day “Meet the Candidates” TV particular, they’ll do this; and you may wager the Blue MAGA and the press would applaud every part vociferously, not simply the result however the course of (“It was an emergency.” I attempted to make sense of the bylaws of the Democratic Occasion; they had been an extremely tangled mess, largely having to do with hiding the cash, but additionally with diffusing accountability.) It does make you ponder whether some variety soul, impressed by Ignatius’s evident sincerity, will take issues into their very own arms and physician the “juice” that someone (Jill Biden?) carries round with them for Joe. “An actual gradual scorching shot,” as William Gibson put it.
“Democrats want to understand that there is no such thing as a various to Biden – and buck up” [Sidney Blumenthal, Guardian]. “However it’s the Democrats who pull Biden underwater. They see his bodily faults and shudder at his political fall. He’s 80, his hair thinned, his gait slower and extra cautious. He isn’t eloquent. The slight hesitation of the stutter he overcame as a toddler appears sometimes to return. He isn’t Mick Jagger strutting at 80. The depth of concern amongst Democrats about Biden is in direct proportion to their panic about Trump. They see in his fragility their very own predicament. He’s the display on which they challenge their anxiousness, insecurity and concern. They undergo from a disaster of unhealthy nerves. The Democrats’ withholding creates a self-fulfilling prophesy. Spooked by the shadow of Trump, they react with disapproval of Biden, whose numbers are stagnant, flashing the signal that makes them extra frightened. They don’t censure Biden or dislike him. However they hope for a counter-factual situation. There’s none. Requested to call a selected particular person they would favor to Biden, 18% of Democrats replied with a scattering of names. Bernie Sanders, 82, acquired the very best help at 3%. Sanders, who has twice run for the nomination, this time has early endorsed Biden. It has taken the democratic socialist to remind that the right shouldn’t be the enemy of the great. If Biden had been to not run, the counter-factual dream of a Hollywood ending with Michael Douglas from The American President materializing would get replaced with a ferocious main of centrifugal pressure exposing the social gathering’s fractured divides and the survivor almost definitely at no higher ranking than Biden on the present fraught second. Biden’s presence leaves that bloodsport to a different day.” • Effectively, I do know which situation the press would favor: Volatility.
* * * “The 2024 candidate-bots are right here” [Politico]. “On Wednesday, the [Chat2024] challenge will formally unveil the AI-powered avatars of 17 main presidential candidates. Every one is a chatbot educated on reams of knowledge generated from at the least 100 sources, like candidates’ video appearances and writings.” 100 sources will not be a lot. “The challenge is a creation of Dara Ladjevardian, the co-founder of AI startup Delph, [and] quantities to a PR stunt for Delphi’s companies, in fact, however Ladjevardian… thinks AI avatars have a outstanding function to play in the way forward for campaigning, governing and public opinion monitoring. He stated the challenge was impressed by his [2020] expertise knocking on doorways within the Houston space to help a dropping congressional bid by his mom, Democrat Sima Ladjevardian… . He discovered that the majority voters discovered about candidates from snippets of tv protection, and argues that chatbots present a extra participating, in-depth various. He hopes the presidential bots will entice the eye of campaigns up and down the poll and entice them to pay to host the avatars on their very own web sites. Along with offering campaigns with a brand new solution to exhibit their candidates, Ladjevardian stated he intends to promote them on the concept that they’ll analyze the queries voters ship to chatbots to raised perceive public opinion.” • Hmm. Wait till we will dispense with the human solely….
“Pressing Suggestions in Legislation, Media, Politics, and Tech for Honest and Reliable 2024 U.S. Elections” (PDF) [Ad Hoc Committee for 2024 Election Fairness and Legitimacy]. “In jurisdictions of over 1000 voters, paper ballots needs to be tabulated by optical-scan computer systems; ballots needs to be tabulated in smaller jurisdictions both by optical-scan computer systems or by hand counting. Submit-election audits needs to be performed by human inspection of the human-readable parts of the paper ballots.” So why not get rid of a layer of complexity and — observe me carefully right here — mark the paper ballots by hand? Additionally: “A wealth of scientific research have concluded that there is no such thing as a recognized methodology to ensure the safety of a voted poll returned via the web.” • So “web voting” is lifeless eventually? I hope so!
2020 Submit Mortem
“Fox Sued by New York Metropolis Pension Funds Over Election Falsehoods” [New York Times]. “New York Metropolis’s pension funds sued the Fox Company and its board on Tuesday, accusing the corporate of neglecting its obligation to shareholders by opening itself as much as defamation lawsuits from the persistent broadcasting of falsehoods in regards to the 2020 presidential election. The lawsuit, filed within the Delaware Court docket of Chancery, is essentially the most important shareholder motion since Fox settled a blockbuster defamation lawsuit introduced by Dominion Voting Methods in April for $787.5 million. The town’s 5 pension funds signify almost 800,000 present and retired employees and are value $253 billion. ‘We’re shareholders at an organization that, sadly, has a longstanding follow of permitting conspiracy theories that its executives and its board know are false to be repeated over and again and again, regardless of the very clear and current threat of defamation lawsuits eroding shareholder worth,’ stated Brad Lander, New York Metropolis’s comptroller, who oversees the pension funds. ‘And there was no effort to make governance reforms.’”• Hmm. I ponder who the skilled witnesses about CT will probably be.
Obama Legacy
“A Firm Household: The Untold Historical past of Obama and the CIA” [Covert Action Magazine (jsn)]. Re-upping this from Hyperlinks of August 31; one cease purchasing for Obama’s spook connections, and they’re quite a few. However see additionally the ultimate paragraph on the Pritzkers, the oligarchs within the different Democrat state. “Penny Pritzker of the Pritzker banking dynasty—ranked quantity 9 on the Forbes record with a fortune of $32.5 billion—gave $500,000 to Obama’s second inauguration—incomes her appointment as Obama’s Secretary of Commerce. The Pritzker household—which made its fortune via possession of Hyatt lodges—had lengthy ties to the CIA. They had been main depositors within the Bahamas-based Fortress Financial institution, a CIA outfit based by one of many CIA’s mob liaisons, Paul Helliwell, which specialised in off-shoring cash.[27] The Pritzkers had been additionally battle profiteers. In 1953, household patriarchs Jay and Robert Pritzker based the Marmon Group, an industrial holding firm which incorporates the subsidiary Marmon Aerospace and Protection which manufactures wires and cables for aerospace, army autos, fight techniques, radar installations and naval shipboards. The Pritzkers—just like the Crowns—thus personally profited from Obama’s mammoth army budgets, which outstripped these of President Bush by a mean of $18.7 billion per 12 months, Obama’s naval buildup within the South China Sea and his overseeing extra gross sales of army weaponry than every other president—$60 billion greater than President Bush.[28]” • In the meantime, I’m persuaded, J. B. Pritzker waits for Biden to slide a cog….
Democrats en Déshabillé
Affected person readers, plainly persons are really studying the back-dated submit! However I’ve not up to date it, and there are a lot of updates. So I must do this. –lambert
I’ve moved my standing remarks on the Democrat Occasion (“the Democrat Occasion is a rotting corpse that may’t bury itself”) to a separate, back-dated submit, to which I’ll periodically add materials, summarizing the addition right here in a “stay” Water Cooler. (H opefully, some Bourdieu.) It seems that defining the Democrat Occasion is, in truth, a tough drawback. I do assume the paragraph that follows is on level all the way in which again to 2016, if not earlier than:
The Democrat Occasion is the political expression of the category energy of PMC, their base (lucidly defined by Thomas Frank in Hear, Liberal!). ; if the Democrat Occasion didn’t exist, the PMC must invent it. . (“PMC” modulo “class expatriates,” in fact.) Second, all of the working elements of the Occasion reinforce one another. Go away apart characterizing the relationships between components of the Occasion (ka-ching, however not solely) these components comprise a community — a Flex Internet? An iron octagon? — of funders, distributors, apparatchiks, electeds, NGOs, and miscellaneous mercenaries, with belongings within the press and the intelligence neighborhood.
Observe, in fact, that the category energy of the PMC each expresses and is proscribed by different courses; oligarchs and American gentry (see ‘industrial mannequin’ of Ferguson, Jorgensen, and Jie) and the working class spring to thoughts. Suck up, kick down.
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#COVID19
“I’m in earnest — I can’t equivocate — I can’t excuse — I can’t retreat a single inch — AND I WILL BE HEARD.” –William Lloyd Garrison
Assets, United States (Nationwide): Transmission (CDC); Wastewater (CDC, Biobot; consists of many counties; Wastewater Scan, consists of drilldown by zip); Variants (CDC; Walgreens); “Iowa COVID-19 Tracker” (in IA, however nationwide information). “An infection Management, Emergency Administration, Security, and Basic Ideas” (particularly on hospitalization by metropolis).
Lambert right here: Readers, thanks for the collective effort. To replace any entry, do be happy to contact me on the tackle given with the vegetation. Please put “COVID” within the topic line. Thanks!
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Covid is Airborne
“Addressing Training and Well being Inequity: Views from the North of England” (PDF) [Child of the North All-Party Parliamentary Group] “Classroom Air Cleansing Applied sciences (Class-ACT) – how built-in datasets can be utilized to handle basic analysis questions The Covid-19 pandemic highlighted the significance of fine air flow within the prevention of airborne ailments [63, 64, 65]. Many school rooms are poorly ventilated, which will increase the danger of a kid or member of workers contracting an airborne sickness [66]. One doable answer to poorly ventilated school rooms is the availability of ‘air cleansing applied sciences’ that take away particles from the circulating air. These embody the Covid-19 virus and different pathogens, in addition to particles that may trigger bronchial asthma or hay fever. The linked well being and training information obtainable in Related Bradford allowed the Class-ACT challenge [67] to conduct a to grasp the affect that air cleansing applied sciences had on youngsters’s attendance at school. By combining well being information with faculty absences, the examine discovered that . With out these linked datasets it will solely be doable to acquire a piecemeal image of the potential for illness transmission to be decreased via becoming air-cleaning applied sciences inside colleges.” • First air flow managed examine I’m conscious of. Anyone inform HICPAC!
Vaccines
“First COVID-19 nasal spray vaccine being developed by Dartmouth Well being, the NIH and Exothera” [Healthcare Finance]. “The Nationwide Institutes of Well being, Belgium-based viral vector producer Exothera and researchers at Dartmouth Well being’s Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Heart and Dartmouth’s Geisel College of Drugs are working to develop and produce to market the primary nasal COVID-19 vaccine. Medical trials are deliberate for the USA and Africa. The nasal-spray vaccine won’t require refrigeration and doesn’t must be administered by a medical skilled, making it a important device within the battle towards COVID-19 in growing elements of the world, in keeping with Dartmouth Well being, the well being system for its flagship hospital, Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Heart (DHMC), in Lebanon, New Hampshire…. ‘We’re happy to affix this collaborative effort to develop and assess the protection, immunogenicity, and effectiveness of an adenovirus kind 4 based mostly vaccine expressing the SARS-CoV-2 spike protein as a novel strategy to the prevention of COVID-19,’ stated Wright, who can be a professor of pediatrics at Geisel. ‘Though distinctive within the COVID discipline, the vaccine has precedent within the extremely profitable prevention of adenovirus respiratory illness in the USA army.’” • Undertaking NextGen goes unmentioned, so I assume this can be a parallel effort. And if there’s in truth a profitable “precedent” for nasal vaccines, that strikes the Biden Administration’s failure to maneuver ahead on them from the silly field to the evil field.
“One thing Terrible”
Lambert right here: I’m getting the sensation that the “One thing Terrible” may be a sawtooth sample — variant after variant — that averages out to a completely excessive plateau. Plenty of exceptionally nasty sequelae, almost definitely deriving from immune dysregulation (says this layperson). To which we’d add mind injury, together with character modifications therefrom.
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Case Information
NOT UPDATED From BioBot wastewater information, September 11:
This time, it’s the South bringing down the curve
Regional information:
Apparently, the upswing begins earlier than July 4, which neither accelerates nor retards it.
Variants
NOT UPDATED From CDC, September 2:
Lambert right here: High of the leaderboard: EG.5 (“Eris“). No BA.2.86 right here, not even within the word, however see beneath at Positivity.
CDC: “As of Might 11, genomic surveillance information will probably be reported biweekly, based mostly on the supply of optimistic take a look at specimens.” “Biweeekly: 1. occurring each two weeks. 2. occurring twice every week; semiweekly.” Appears to be like like CDC has chosen sense #1. In essence, they’re telling us variants are nothing to fret about. Time will inform.
Covid Emergency Room Visits
NOT UPDATED From CDC NCIRD Surveillance, September 2:
Lambert right here: One other Labor Day weekend drop, like Walgreens? Usually, three-day weekends don’t coincide with peak an infection!
Lambert right here: I modified this ER chart to a Covid-only chart damaged down by age. Observe the highlighting.
NOTE “Charts and information supplied by CDC, updates Wednesday by 8am. For the previous 12 months, utilizing a rolling 52-week interval.” So not all the pandemic, FFS (the implicit message right here being that Covid is “similar to the flu,” which is why the seasonal “rolling 52-week interval” is acceptable for eachMR SUBLIMINAL I hate these folks a lot. Discover additionally that this chart exhibits, at the least for its time interval, that Covid is not seasonal, regardless that CDC is attempting to get us to imagine that it’s, presumably to allow them to piggyback on the present institutional equipment for injections.
Hospitalization
Bellwether New York Metropolis, information as of September 12:
Nonetheless climbing. I hate this metric as a result of the lag makes it misleading.
NOT UPDATED Right here’s a unique CDC visualization on hospitalization, nationwide, not by state, however with a date, at the least. September 2:
A minimum of now we now that hospitalization tracks positivity, which is good. Even when we don’t know what number of circumstances there are. And positivity as excessive because it’s been at any time, aside from Omicron.
Positivity
NOT UPDATED From Walgreens, September 11:
0.4% Nonetheless considering the dip is Labor Day information. Or maybe folks had been really testing for Labor Day, and stopped. Absolutely the numbers are nonetheless very small relative to June 2022, say. Apparently, these don’t correlate with the regional figures for wastewater. (It could be attention-grabbing to survey this inhabitants typically; these are individuals who, regardless of a tsunami of official propaganda and massive peer stress, went and bought examined anyhow.)
NOT UPDATED From CDC, traveler’s information, August 21:
A drop!
No BA.2.86 for 2 of the long-delayed assortment weeks.
Deaths
NOT UPDATED Iowa COVID-19 Tracker, September 6:
Lambert right here: The WHO information is nugatory, so I changed it with the Iowa Covid Information Tracker. Their methodology: “These information have been sourced, through the API from the CDC: https://information.cdc.gov/NCHS/Circumstances-Contributing-to-COVID-19-Deaths-by-Stat/hk9y-quqm. This visualization updates on Wednesday evenings. Information are provisional and are adjusted weekly by the CDC.” I can’t appear to get a pop-up that exhibits a complete of the three causes (prime proper). Readers?
Complete: 1,174,691 – 1,174,631 = 60 (60 * 365 = 21,900 deaths per 12 months, at this time’s YouGenicist™ quantity for “residing with” Covid (fairly a bit increased than the minimizers would really like, although they’ll speak themselves into something. If the YouGenicist™ metric retains chugging alongside like this, I could must determine that is what the powers-that-be take into account “mission achieved” for this explicit tranche of loss of life and illness).
Extra Deaths
The Economist, September 13:
Lambert right here: That is now being up to date every day once more. Odd. Based mostly on a machine-learning mannequin. (The CDC has an extra estimate too, however because it ran without end with a large typo within the Legend, I figured no person was actually it, so I bought rid it. )
Stats Watch
Inflation: “United States Core Inflation Price MoM” [Trading Economics]. “US core client costs, which exclude risky objects reminiscent of meals and vitality, rose by 0.3% from the earlier month in August of 2023, above market expectations of a 0.2% improve and accelerating from 0.2% advances within the two earlier months.”
The Bezzle: “Fashionable nasal decongestant doesn’t really relieve congestion, FDA advisers say” [Associated Press]. “The main decongestant utilized by hundreds of thousands of People on the lookout for reduction from a stuffy nostril is not any higher than a dummy tablet, in keeping with authorities consultants who reviewed the most recent analysis on the long-questioned drug ingredient. Advisers to the Meals and Drug Administration voted unanimously on Tuesday towards the effectiveness of the important thing drug present in widespread variations of Sudafed, Dayquil and different medicines stocked on retailer cabinets. ‘Fashionable research, when effectively performed, should not displaying any enchancment in congestion with phenylephrine,’ stated Dr. Mark Dykewicz, an allergy specialist on the Saint Louis College College of Drugs.”
At this time’s Worry & Greed Index: 54 Impartial (earlier shut: 51 Impartial) [CNN]. One week in the past: 53 (Impartial). (0 is Excessive Worry; 100 is Excessive Greed). Final up to date Sep 13 at 1:38:57 PM ET.
Zeitgeist Watch
“The Falling Man” [Esquire]. A 9/11 story, from 2021. “The Falling Man” is a photograph of one of many Twin Towers “jumpers,” and the story offers the origin, the publication historical past, and folks’s reactions, together with The Falling Man’s household. It’s shifting, not typical 9/11 schlock, and effectively value a learn. This caught my eye: “From the start, the spectacle of doomed folks leaping from the higher flooring of the World Commerce Heart resisted redemption…. The trial that a whole lot endured within the constructing after which within the air grew to become its personal type of trial for the 1000’s watching them from the bottom. Nobody ever bought used to it; nobody who noticed it wished to see it once more, though, in fact, many noticed it once more. Every jumper, regardless of what number of there have been, introduced recent horror, elicited shock, examined the spirit, struck an enduring blow. These tumbling via the air remained, by all accounts, eerily silent; these on the bottom screamed… And it was, eventually, the sight of the jumpers that supplied the corrective to those that insisted on saying that what they had been witnessing was ‘like a film,’ for this was an ending as unimaginable because it was insufferable: People responding to the worst terrorist assault within the historical past of the world with acts of heroism, with acts of sacrifice, with acts of generosity, with acts of martyrdom, and, by horrible necessity, with one extended act of—if these phrases might be utilized to mass homicide—mass suicide.: • After I see Covid, and its airborne transmission, normalized, I really feel very very similar to I’m seeing an “unimaginable ending”; like I’m watching a mass suicide, albeit on a a lot bigger scale than the 2,977 memorialized on the former WTC, and with the “jumpers” not “eerily silent” however chanting “lead your life,” as they’ve been taught, on the way in which down. It’s not particularly “bearable.”
Class Warfare
Every part’s going in keeping with plan:
Here is the actually staggering graph.
This is not the variety of folks out of labor.
That is the explanations persons are leaving work.That flame crimson wedge is the CONSTANTLY INCREASING variety of folks leaving the workforce resulting from long run illness.
MORE PEOPLE ARE LEAVING WORK NOW DUE… pic.twitter.com/5OyQ25DKeg
— tern (@1goodtern) September 13, 2023
Therefore bots, AI, and many others.
Information of the Wired
“Why Roman concrete remains to be stronger than RAAC (and different fashionable concretes)” [Chemistry World]. “Whence this outstanding resilience of Roman concrete structure? It’s all all the way down to the chemistry. The important thing element of mortars and cements is lime: calcium oxide, made by heating a calcium carbonate mineral reminiscent of limestone to drive off CO2. Add water and you’ve got slaked lime Ca(OH)2, which was sometimes combined as a paste with sand or rubble (mixture) to make concrete. The hydroxide step by step absorbs CO2 from the air and reforms a tough binder of calcium carbonate. However Roman concrete was totally different. They combined lime with volcanic ash composed of glassy aluminosilicate minerals to make the cement that certain large chunks of volcanic rock in a type of random three-dimensional mosaic. As an alternative of forming carbonate, the slaked lime reacted with parts of the ash to supply calcium aluminosilicate phases – mainly a type of rock itself, which units across the chunky mixture in the same solution to how geological conglomerate rocks are made. Higher nonetheless, the concrete can go on reacting for years and even centuries.” • That is, nevertheless, a matter of controversy, and in keeping with the writer, the MIT guys bought it incorrect!
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