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(I guess it still does some tracking for some definition of tracking, but it doesn't phone home and it won't generate more than one word ahead)

• Jesus doesn't say anything about gender roles

• Jesus tells a parable about paying all the workers the same even when they worked for different lengths of time, He casts the money changers out of the temple, He preaches grace and love regardless of what is deserved, He defies Roman and Hebrew unjust power structures.

• Many self-proclaimed Christians today in the U.S. support the ideas that poor people need to be working to have a right to sustenance, that we can't raise the minimum wage or lower the pay of bankers and executives because people should be rewarded according to how the market values their work, and that cutting social welfare to try to push homeless people out of their com

I just confirmed that disabling that one addon made Firefox's CPU usage drop from ~100% continuously to <15% most of the time. I know that's a popular addon, so thought it might be of interest.

I can't believe it took me this long to discover that something this glorious existed.

And those 60 senators representing the 30 least populous states are there to represent 24.13% of the U.S. population. Another quotable result: a little over two thirds of the senate seats represent states which together comprise about a third of the population.

Source/methodology: I looked at 2013 estimate population data here, and assumed one more than 50% of the vote is necessary to win any given senate seat. Here are more data. States with two Republican senators are bolded, states with two Democrat senators are italicized, and states with one of each are un-emphasized. States where Nate Silver [expects](