> He never gave us a fucking manual in the first place, so who knows what He is thinking.

He did give us a manual. He very clearly says that slavery is okay and eating shrimp is a sin, and lots of other rules.

Slavery is not OK. Someone indentured for owing a debt can be compelled for a maximum of six years and goes free in the seventh, with no payment required from him.

To be fair, there are a number of different manuals, and they don't tend to agree with each other.

> non-local hidden variable

Like, global variables?

Naked singletons in your locality.

Alright, who's been messing with the universal gravitational constant and making it not universal? No one's in trouble, I just want to know.

There's another tantalizing possibility, that it varies over time rather than across space.

Someone should be fined a bazillion dollars and disbarred for life for this indictment. Like every lawyer and law firm involved in the prosecution.

A billion years of kludges.

> Seriously, I wonder about why it's supported.

$$$.

"Once is happenstance. Twice is coincidence. The third time it's enemy action." — Auric Goldfinger

So... who is Satoshi?

I've heard that a non-Mensan asked a Mensan what it's like at a Mensa event. They replied, "If I have to explain something during a conversation, I only have to explain it _once_."

I see your point, but voters are not voting based on the candidate's intelligence levels.

Crashing the economy in order to put all the blame on already marginalized scapegoats may well be the point.