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Pandemic Academic

@EmicAcademic

academic researching social justice and tech interventions for mental health. 🤓 She/her

Beigetreten Şubat 2009
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The Garantine
The Garantine@TGarantine·
Very tired of hearing about what the intentions are. If a system constantly produces a different outcome than the one it is "intended" for then it's perfectly reasonable to assume the actual intention is the outcome it continues to produce.
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Machine Pun Kelly 🇺🇦
Machine Pun Kelly 🇺🇦@KellyScaletta·
I was in the Air Force from 1986-1990. There was a small group of gays and lesbians at the Air Station I was assigned to. Most of them were friends of mine. The AFOSI (Air Force Office of Special Investigations) ran a sting operation to bust the gays. One of them was undercover, pretending to be gay. One night, he told me he was "gay" and asked me if I was interested in a relationship. I told him I wasn't, but I could introduce him to some gay friends of mine. The next day, I was called into the OSI and asked to write a sworn testimony against my friends. I refused to do it. Prior to that point, I was an orderly room clerk (a status position for my AFSC), I sat on the board for Airman of the Quarter boards, etc. I was about to be fast-tracked to get my star (the promotion from Senior Airman to Buck Sergeant). Then all hell happened. I started getting written up for typos. I failed a room inspection for having dust on my service cap. Any little mistake was a write-up. In the Air Force, the lowest punishment is a letter of counseling. Three LOCs and you can get a Letter of Reprimand. Three Letters of Reprimand, you can get an Article 15, and kicked out. Within 2 months, I was getting an Article 15 and kicked out. I lost my GI Bill, which would have paid for my college. All because I wouldn't testify against people for being gay. And I wouldn't do that because it would have been far worse for them. They literally could have gone to Leavenworth. When people say that we haven't made progress in the last few decades, that's because they don't know how much things were different then.
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evan romano
evan romano@EvanRomano·
award for “cinematic and box office achievement”
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zobaria
zobaria@zobariaashraf11·
@DiscussingFilm He wasn’t even trying to win. He was just there for the zip line.
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John V. Moore
John V. Moore@johnvmoore·
Blows up Claudine Gay’s spot because he is a miserable racist maggot, now his spot is being blown up and now he is in his feelings.
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Bill Ackman@BillAckman

It has been the case since as far as I can remember in business and in media that family was off limits, unless of course the family is directly involved in the business. The code of the road was that you can attack the protagonist as much as you want, but not his wife and not his kids. The same is true in business dealings. You never go after someone’s family to get at a business person. This is a sacred code that I have never seen violated. Business Insider broke this sacred code on Thursday and again on Friday when they went after my wife, @NeriOxman. And they are working on another story about her. They are calling her former students as we speak. Inspired by the code being broken, a journalist from Bloomberg reached out to my kids on their cell phones this weekend for a story she is working on. The reporter’s name is Kathy Burton. I had respected her until now. Do we want to live in a world where journalists go after your life partner and your kids? In that world, one would respond to an attack on one’s wife and family by going after the owner of the media company and his wife and family. Ask yourself, who would want to advertise on a media property where they go after people’s families? No one. Because eventually they will go after your family. The Editor of the Investigative group of Business Insider who is leading the attack on my wife is John Cook. He is a known anti-Zionist. My wife is Israeli. That might explain why he was willing to lead this attack and others turned down the source when they were looking for a media outlet. How would John feel if someone went after his life partner and kids? How would Joe Bae and Scott Nuttall feel if it was their wives and kids rather than mine? How would Henry Kravis and George Roberts react to this experience? How would Mike Bloomberg? We need to decide what kind of world we want to live in. I want to know the answer to that question today because it is a really important question, and it affects society at large and our future.

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PatriotTakes 🇺🇸
PatriotTakes 🇺🇸@patriottakes·
A “January 6th hostage” dousing Capitol Police with chemicals
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The Washington Post
The Washington Post@washingtonpost·
Medical professionals face barriers to building and sustaining families, research published late last month in JAMA Network Open suggests. wapo.st/3TNznko
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Rod
Rod@rodimusprime·
This version of "Toxic" on #FargoFX is amazing. They be making cinema over there.
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Pandemic Academic@EmicAcademic·
This season of Fargo (2023) is my badass lady version of The Bourne Identity/Jack Reacher/etc etc ❤️
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Puddles 🐮 💧
Puddles 🐮 💧@puddlecow·
Someone messaged me to commission a full body art piece with a detailed background, AND THOUGHT ID PAY THEM TO LET ME DRAW IT?? 😭💀 #vtuber #artist
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Victoria Bekiempis
Victoria Bekiempis@vicbekiempis·
I am begging everyone who's interested in the Virginia Giuffre/Ghislaine Maxwell/ Jeffrey Epstein documents: please, please read reports from legitimate news organizations and journalista. There is going to be a ton of disinfo out there. Please do not consume and believe it!
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Kingfisher & Wombat
Kingfisher & Wombat@UrsulaV·
For anyone still on this site—got a call from the surgeon, they got all the cancer! I am officially cancer-free!
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Imogene Cancellare, PhD
Imogene Cancellare, PhD@biologistimo·
Many of you know my mom’s house was destroyed in the 2021 Texas freeze, just 6 months after my dad died. We just learned @ATT has been billing internet at this house for nearly 3 yrs and she owes ~$5000 for a house that was ripped down to the studs. @ATT won’t help.
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Shaheena Uddin
Shaheena Uddin@shaheena_uddin·
I'm researching the #GenderPainGap for a data story and am looking to speak to people who feel their pain/illness has not been taken seriously or been mistreated by healthcare professionals due to gender discrimination #journorequest
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MonsterFreak™️ 🦷
MonsterFreak™️ 🦷@teaandcooties·
@otherhappyplace I stand by it: I felt more dread both times that I watched Skinamarink than I have watching any other horror movie in recent memory.
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Pandemic Academic@EmicAcademic·
@teaandcooties @otherhappyplace Came here to say this. In my 30s, haven’t been properly scared in years. But that movie created a tiny new rhythm in my brain, and sometimes in the night I wake up and the world looks exactly like Skinamarink. and I think - why is everything so, so quiet-
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🦋The Other Happy Place🦋
🦋The Other Happy Place🦋@otherhappyplace·
I want to be scared. Tell me the scariest horror movie you've ever seen! Right now for me it's "Aterrados"
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The New York Times
The New York Times@nytimes·
Israel routinely used one of its biggest and most destructive bombs in areas it designated as safe for civilians in Gaza during the first six weeks of the war, a visual analysis by The New York Times found. See the full visual investigation here. nyti.ms/47gUOgF
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