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I'm pretty sure the best thing about @oscarthebaby learning pronouns was when he watched @gustavthebaby and said, "she is peeing on tree."
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Which is exactly what Musk and his Authoritarian financial backers wanted. Not to .are Twitter even more reliable, trusted, and useful.
To destroy its ability to disrupt their propaganda, spread real news in real time, and to organize against them.
Mission accomplished. 3/3
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Boss: we’re cancelling work from home. Everyone needs to work only from the office. Remote work is inefficient, disruptive, and anti-collaborative.
Office: ok, so no after hours emails, calls, or texts, got it. Wouldn’t want to be disruptive and inefficient.
Boss: wait…
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There was a shoplifting ring in my hometown who was known for dropping huge sums of money on designer clothes.
Everyone in town knew who they were, but they NEVER got caught.
Some high end stores would even let them shop freely, KNOWING they were thieves
Why?
A thread
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@trufelman I’d be happy with their fabric quality from fifteen years ago.
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Your body is not the problem. I repeat, YOUR BODY IS NOT THE PROBLEM. They will make you believe it is for the sole purpose of spending more money. It’s complete manipulation.
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The argument against tiers: “You deserve to be paid the same amount and have the same benefits, because we all do the same backbreaking and tedious work day in and day out.” labornotes.org/2023/03/uaw-re…
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I also had only moderate amounts of homework from junior high to high school, which also facilitates nebulous meeting up time (would also love to see this graph alongside teen driving rates!)
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This makes sense but the narrative's still too easy — parents' permissiveness around 'meeting up with friends' in the nebulous ways we used to has also gone way down
Rex Woodbury@rex_woodbury
Teens who meet up with their friends 'almost every day' is down from 50% in the 90s to 25% today. Falls off a cliff around 2010, alongside the rise of smartphones and social media.
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@brewergnome I mean, I started on a TI-99, so my first "controller" was the keyboard.
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We really have reached a point comparable to government officials saying “car crashes are endemic now, so we’re ending airbags.”
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I solved Redactle Unlimited #331 in 3 guesses with an accuracy of 100%. Play at redactle-unlimited.com
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I solved today's Redactle (#324) in 1 guesses with an accuracy of 100.00%. Played at redactle.com
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Eliminating unproven studies prohibits PhDs and research, right?
Jeremy C. Young@jeremycyoung
All gen ed courses must promote "the values necessary to preserve the constitutional republic" through traditional, historically accurate" coursework. "Courses based on unproven, theoretical, or exploratory content" are banned from gen ed; the ban enforced by DeSantis appointees.
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I solved today's Redactle (#323) in 5 guesses with an accuracy of 100.00%. Played at redactle.com
Knew it right away but was misled by "The _____ Show" which I assumed was hosted by Jon Stewart, long after the appropriate time frame.
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I solved today's Redactle (#322) in 4 guesses with an accuracy of 75.00%. Played at redactle.com
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If we saw these children’s distress as feedback, maybe instead of sending them to see a psychologist, we’d be asking how we could change the school system so it prioritised flourishing over curriculum, so it put emotional well being on a par with test scores. 5/
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I solved today's Redactle (#319) in 6 guesses with an accuracy of 66.67%. Played at redactle.com
*with built-in app help
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I solved today's Redactle (#316) in 55 guesses with an accuracy of 80.00%. Played at redactle.com
Discarded the correct answer around 20 or so, sigh.
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