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2 weeks ago |
enjoyer.com | Bobby Mars
Internet prediction market Kalshi is selling dollars for 80 cents. You heard that right. Easy money! How? By letting you bet on the outcome of Michigan’s 2026 gubernatorial primaries—and giving far more accurate polling data than mainstream pollsters in the process. Prediction markets are a relatively new thing, becoming popular online in the post-pandemic era. Polymarket, the world’s largest, only launched in 2020. They allow bettors to wager money, predicting the outcome of events.
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1 month ago |
enjoyer.com | Bobby Mars
East Lansing — The Eli and Edythe Broad Art Museum at Michigan State University is always free and open to all—or so says the slogan on their website. There’s an old saying though, and it bears remembering here: If something is free, you’re the product. The Broad is no exception, with exhibitions promoting shallow identity politics and a basement gallery doubling as a dungeon for wokedom. The shining, angular metal edifice of the Broad was designed by the famed Iraqi architect Zaha Hadid.
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1 month ago |
enjoyer.com | Bobby Mars
Michigan is the nation’s leading producer of tart cherries. The blossoms of this humble fruit are now budding across the state. Tart cherries aren’t native to Michigan, but the sandy soil in the western part of the state is their ideal growing environment. They prosper there, with Michigan’s crop making up 75% of domestic tart cherry production. Cherry orchards of all varieties dot the West Michigan landscape.
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2 months ago |
enjoyer.com | Bobby Mars
The University of Michigan Law School, ranked No. 8 in the country, caused a bit of a stir in the law school admissions world this week with their newest accepted student. Meet Emily, aka hotblockchain, a Playboy Bunny with millions of followers—and potentially your future lawyer. Emily has an expansive social media presence—2.4 million on TikTok, 1 million and change on Instagram. She’s a self-professed influencer, but more properly, she’s an erotic model and a college student at Carnegie Mellon.
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2 months ago |
enjoyer.com | Bobby Mars
State Rep. Josh Shriver recently introduced a bill to ban chemtrails in the state of Michigan. Chemtrails are a controversial topic, and he was quickly denounced by many in the media as a conspiracy theorist peddling unfounded accusations. Here’s the thing about chemtrails, and “conspiracy theories” in general—they may or may not be real, but they stem from an institutional distrust that is completely legitimate. Theories about chemtrails are over a decade old.
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