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Skewed perspectives on random topics

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Jack
Jack@tracewoodgrains·
Magazines and papers of the day portrayed immigrants to Utah as female victims of male seduction, lambs falling prey to lecherous wolves.
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Inquisitive Bird@Scientific_Bird·
Shouldn't really be surprising at this point, but new large experiments find no beneficial effect of “growth mindset” interventions.
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3rdMoment 🏛️@3rdMoment·
@SRamirez68083 I don't think MTO tells us about effects of meeting "basic needs," it tells us about effects of peer groups.
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Sneedle@SRamirez68083·
This is the particular study I’m taking the screenshots from, tho the literature is vast.
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ShanIsCuler
ShanIsCuler@Lamine__Ryan·
Mallorca go down. They had 42 points, that's the highest relegation points in last 15 years. Hope they are back soon.
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3rdMoment 🏛️@3rdMoment·
@greg_ashman Very good conversation...I agree with Bill that you two don't really seem that far apart.
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Greg Ashman
Greg Ashman@greg_ashman·
NEW FREE POST The curse of conceptual understanding A response to Bill McCallum Link 👇 👇 👇
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george
george@idobadtakes·
It's all housing. I make 98th percentile income and buying a nice home in a nice neighborhood was financially stressful even for me. It shouldn't cost a million dollars to buy a house in the fourth best neighborhood in a second-tier city
Basil🧡@LinkofSunshine

The permanent vibecession is here to stay

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Anthony LaMesa
Anthony LaMesa@ajlamesa·
Forcing customers to hit no tip after buying a $2 donut or $3 drip coffee introduces socio-emotional labor to the transaction. Multiply that across multiple purchases during the day and a lot of people feel annoyed in a way they wouldn’t if buying stuff in, say, Sweden or Japan.
Bilbo Baggins@BillySakmann

@ajlamesa Hitting no tip is so easy and they don’t expect a tip and it doesn’t matter if you tip. Really a non issue

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Anna Stokke
Anna Stokke@rastokke·
Does ability grouping only help top students? 📚 We talk about how the framing around ability grouping needs to change. It can help all students, not just a select few. 🔗 Link below
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3rdMoment 🏛️@3rdMoment·
@MikeMitchNH Also parents who have experience with one school district think they know what things are like in all school districts.
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3rdMoment 🏛️@3rdMoment·
@moultano Yes most jobs are like that. OTOH my school district is in the process of layoffs, and they are letting some quality low paid teachers go to keep some much higher paid, much worse teachers. 🤷
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Ryan Moulton
Ryan Moulton@moultano·
Every time we have immigration discourse I get tired of explaining to the "right" that a job is where you create more value than your wage, not a sinecure. Somehow it never actually gets through.
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3rdMoment 🏛️@3rdMoment·
@asglidden @feelsdesperate True, good point! But of course that was a Malthusian situation where productivity was limited by the fixed resource of farmland. Perhaps something similar could apply today, at least in the short and medium run.
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Coddled Affluent Professional
I feel like this sort of framing always makes libertarians look bad because it’s so obvious they’re refusing to engage with what’s at issue. Labor arbitrage favors employers. An expanded labor pool in general leads to lower wages. You’re not ‘insecure’ or a ‘loser’ for not wanting an expanded labor pool that reduces your earnings. In fact, there’s really nothing more politically legitimate than advocating for your economic interests. Libertarians need to make the case that expanding the labor pool is good for society as a whole, at scale, and it’s something that they’re having an increasingly hard time doing for a number of reasons. However, trying to argue people are somehow deficient for pursuing legitimate interests is completely unpersuasive and isn’t going to win anyone over.
i/o@avidseries

It's almost impossible to view these people as anything other than insecure downwardly-mobile losers afraid of competition from more talented immigrants.

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3rdMoment 🏛️@3rdMoment·
@cszabla @ricardoalatorre Is it possible that students who want an intellectual experience are finding that in economics *more* than they would in the (possibly very ideologically siloed) humanities departments?
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csz@cszabla·
@ricardoalatorre in my day it was far from the most hard to get into because you had to really want the special environment to apply. that probably helped contribute to the flood of people simply going for an “elite” school that initially wasn’t so selective
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3rdMoment 🏛️@3rdMoment·
@Red_Nec @feelsdesperate I am just trying to understand the proposed economic mechanisms in the tweet. Of course there are lots of other things people might care about too. Have a nice day!
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George@Red_Nec·
@3rdMoment @feelsdesperate If a question that clearly doesn't make the distinction between a citizen and foreigner is the best you have, you should shut the fuck up.
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Nicholas Decker
Nicholas Decker@captgouda24·
Asking whether immigrants are net takers is a bit unfair, because the vast majority of native-born Americans are also net takers.
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Tyler Kingkade
Tyler Kingkade@tylerkingkade·
UPDATE: LAUSD is changing how it uses i-Ready -- the district confirmed to me that from now on, *only* students who are below grade level will have to use i-Ready's weekly personalized lessons Previously, most LA schools required *all* kids to use it, often for up to 90 min/wk
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Tyler Kingkade@tylerkingkade

A growing number of families and educators say they’re fed up with i-Ready’s personalized math and reading lessons, which feature repetitive cartoons and slow voice-overs. Full story --> nbcnews.com/news/education… @NBCNews

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3rdMoment 🏛️@3rdMoment·
@kitten_beloved @dasanil Even if it were a saving account.... ....it wouldn't be a warehouse full of food and housing and health care, it's just a way to keep track of some numbers that will allow you to get future workers to make stuff for you when you eventually retire.
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Kitten 🐈@kitten_beloved·
@dasanil To be fair there's nothing more American than thinking incorrectly that social security payments are a savings account for you to access in the future, rather than you paying the benefits of current retirees
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