Yuri's strongest soldier

Got it done

@pmsawyers @bluddubblub @girl_lestat Yes they are, I reported and blocked the account that doxxed her.

@bluddubblub @girl_lestat nobody is doxxing her? she has god knows how many selfies on her profile lol.

sorry but this made me audibly laugh

I have tasted Masters, I have tasted PhD. I recommend therapy.

pursuing a masters degree is like thinking the stripper loves you

the pitt twt

@darkchoc0la That's cool, I like playing easy games like Stardew Valley when I just wanna chill and listen to a podcast!

I am not ashamed to admit i play games on easy or story mode and still suck at combat. idc idc I'm here for the plot.

centrist lib shooter is too funny actually

@DogTobacco I've played all the ace attorney games but that's pretty much it lol

@QueerWebs You're probably not stupid but you also don't play many detective games because "thing different when viewed upside down or mirrored" is such a staple of the genre that seasoned players are ALWAYS looking for it.

An awful amount of people seem to forget japanese is not written in the latin alphabet

@Hoodniggab58701 This is the original

Normal people: “Wow, what a beautiful geode!”

@keysmashbandit Without me, my knowledge is useless; without my knowledge, I am useless

My opinion, shared by seemingly nobody, is that humanities undergrad has been way over-focused on producing single arguments in the form of essay writing. I believe a modern rigorous humanities education should be primarily concerned with shoveling as much of the domain content as is physically and morally possible into the student, and then verifying it has all taken hold by pulling wet strings of it out of the bloated and grotesque skinsack via extremely long timed bluebook exams. Producing singular arguments does not do this, and they're annoying to write and read. Plus, I think broad domain knowledge and reading a lot improves essay writing skill somewhat even without direct practice -- but the domain knowledge is more important anyway. Also, the exams should be graded as harshly as a Physics exam. Or harder! For this reason, I am not overly concerned with AI in post-secondary education, compared to other things.

AI cheating has gotten so bad that I now feel genuine affection for horrifically bad essays clearly written by the student