Abby Falik’s Post

In 1995, a woman showed me the Internet. No graphics, only words then. She raved about it. I remember telling an older journalist that I couldn't see it catching on. With that in mind about my powers of prediction, I query whether we'll see trace detection become as  widely installed as fire or smoke alarms, although the potential good is great, detecting people carrying knives or bombs in public. https://lnkd.in/eCT-AWF4

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"Am I missing something, or has the usual series of post-shooting press conferences simply not materialized? It seems we don’t even know the basics. How many of these questions have a satisfactory/confirmed answer? Beyond ‘AR-15’ what weapon, exactly? How was it equipped? What type of ammunition, exactly? How many shots? How many unfired rounds left in the magazine? In the backpack? How many people were hit/grazed? Who are they and what are their injuries. What are President Trump’s injuries? How many fired rounds have been recovered? From where? Is the venue still an active crime scene, and if so, why was the roof being washed? What was the presumptive shooter doing over the several days prior? What was the transmitter for? What else was in the car? Was the shooter in contact with anyone by phone or other device while at the rally? Was the water tower covered? If so, how? If not, why not? Feel free to provide any answers you think we have official confirmation of. And please suggest other questions that should be readily answerable. @dbongino" https://lnkd.in/gvkUz_Ny

In this video, we loosen off different parts on a rifle build to show how it can affect your accuracy. Watch the full video here: https://lnkd.in/gJUN8zS6

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I'm captivated by this image 🎯 Initially, I thought, "The two shooters on the right are the best." The upper one just needs to adjust his gun to hit the center. But then, a second thought struck me: What if the target were significantly larger, and this image is merely a close-up of the very center? All the shooters might have successfully hit the broader target. Consider another perspective: if I only showed you the central red dot, you might conclude that one shooter completely missed the target, despite exhibiting the highest precision. Upon further reflection, I noticed that the two on the left fired an extra bullet. Or, what if the two on the right missed one of their shots? I'm fascinated by how perspective can alter the message conveyed. It demonstrates that one can manipulate perspective to support their own "goal." #Challenge me: Interpret this image in the comments, and I'll attempt to argue the opposite :)

I'm posting this because it's happened to me countless times. It happened throughout yesterday and today, in fact. I posted on an absurdity related to gun control. And someone challenged me to provide sources and facts to support my position. I gladly did so, and he then shifted the subject to other aspects of the general issue. I addressed those with facts, and he shifted once again to other aspects and also accused me of "slurring" him (which I didn't) ... another favorite tactic. It became a circular discussion with him deflecting and blaming me ... until I finally put an end to it. So, here are the rules, fellow conservatives: 1. Progressives (especially radicals) typically focus on emotions - not facts. 2. So, always have your sources and facts ready and present them dispassionately (they hate it when they can't evoke an emotional response!). 3. Firmly stop conversing with them when they become circular. Remember - you won't convince them of anything ... because they resist the facts.