mugatu
Ranger
Set it on a delay so it's not an immediate reply.
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2 million messages every week. 104 million messages a year. Checking them is going to be automated. It’s an exercise in futility and should be treated as such.
Now you just need to get others on board to set up a weekly auto "reply" who aren't even federal government employees.
See if DOGE tries to lay off the Office Manager of your local CPA...
mugatu
Ranger
True. But you don't want to give them an easy way to flag it as not genuine automatically... although maybe that's a good thing since they are supposed to be about efficiency.... I don't know any more
If at least 2 of the 5 items don't reference "Synergy" you are not doing it right.Someone needs to write a “what I accomplished” bullsh!t generator like the new age bullsh!t generator so that employees only need to reionize electrons.
New Age Bullshit Generator
We are in the midst of a cosmic flowering of synchronicity that will remove the barriers to the dreamscape itself.sebpearce.com
Government: we need you to send an email detailing five things you did last week.
Government employee: I’m traumatized, this is overreach, we are ruled by a fascist.
Government: we need you to get injected with experimental gene therapy.
Government employee: okey-dokey
Government employee: I’m traumatized, this is overreach, we are ruled by a fascist.
Government: we need you to get injected with experimental gene therapy.
Government employee: okey-dokey
"Workflow" is the one I see currently.
Stack of resumes; at least three of them are obviously AI. I said I want to interview these three just to ask them about how they improved the workflow at their previous job, since they mentioned that in their work experience.
Nobody that does this job uses that term...ever.
PF5
Sheriff
good question...might I suggest injections of disinfectant?
PF5
Sheriff
I also heard when it starts getting warmer out, it miraculously goes away...
There are plenty of examples of Ivermectin doing some great things. Several families close to me went that direction with a lot of success. It was doctor prescribed and not bought at Atwoods. It was actually a legit and effective treatment.
Ivermectin and vitamin C doses were proposed by several friends as a cure for my wife’s cancer instead of traditional radiation and chemotherapy. My problem with these friends is that the oncologist said she’d be dead in six weeks if we didn’t start both immediately. Now, are you going to trust friends over facts. I’m not. Kill your own loved ones if you want. She’s making remarkable progress now. I trust doctors over conjecture and my cousin knows a guy.. To each his own of course, but trusting rumors over facts has consequences. Not just IMO
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That doesn't mean Ivermectin doesn't work or help. Just don't be stupid about it.
There’s a law out there against practicing medicine without a license. I wouldn’t give anyone medical advice beyond whether or not I like a certain doctor. To each his own I guess. Even after they’d shrunk that baseball to the size of a raisin friends are so convinced they are right, they keep peddling it.
Why would you follow medical advice from anyone but someone with a license?
Every now and then I'll post one of those to X. It always generates a ton of likes.
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