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And Peggy (Schuyler)

@Hamultonne

Unable to stop wasting time here.

Milky Way Katılım Ağustos 2021
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And Peggy (Schuyler)
And Peggy (Schuyler)@Hamultonne·
@ramez A tool is a tool, and it must remain under the control of the elected leadership of the people.
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Super Journalist (Retired) - JOURN-EL of Skrypton
Democrats (both men & women) want a world where women are treated equally but are mad when it happens. Then they get upset when their fellow Democrat men don’t rush to protect their ‘equal’ women. Then they want an independent press that locks arms in solidarity. Sheesh 🙄
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abbie 🌷🪿💌@liturgyabbie·
i wish it were more socially acceptable to name a child basil
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Garry Tan
Garry Tan@garrytan·
Hit piece coming out on me direct from the propaganda office of SEIU-UHW shortly They want to destroy prosperity in California and eat the golden goose so of course they go after me 🙄
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ThymeToBeBorn
ThymeToBeBorn@ThymeToBeBorn·
My son, 11, just scored in the 97th percentile in math for 12th graders and maxed out the language arts portion. What do I do about this? I have a lot of little kids, can't focus on anything with him, live in the middle of nowhere, and can't leave the house.
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And Peggy (Schuyler)
And Peggy (Schuyler)@Hamultonne·
@bethanyshondark Ha! Love this. As a mother of some quirky kiddos, you better believe I judged the children of teachers and administrators at my children's school.
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Bethany S. Mandel
Bethany S. Mandel@bethanyshondark·
Now is as good a time as any to confess this unpopular opinion: I judge people based on their kids. If your kid is an asshole, I think you’re probably not someone worth my time. Have I made business decisions judging by this metric? Yes, indeed.
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Adam Bruggeman, MD
Adam Bruggeman, MD@DrBruggeman·
Time for some soul searching as a country. 11% of people who went through medical school and residency never practiced medicine. Think of the cost in terms of time and money to get there only to leave. We need to ask why and we need to fix our system beckersasc.com/leadership/why…
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Peachy Keenan
Peachy Keenan@KeenanPeachy·
Who's excited to buy meth heads new $80,000 dentures Karen Bass is right: a nice smile is all that stands between them and a six-figure salary
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And Peggy (Schuyler)@Hamultonne·
@NAZALKARADAN @paulg I apologize for being bullish on Europe. I think the fundamental ingredient missing there is an openness to failure combined with trust, plus Europe's managed decline is not favorable to startups. There is a reason SV is home to many French and German international schools.
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NAZAL KARADAN
NAZAL KARADAN@NAZALKARADAN·
@Hamultonne @paulg Europe is pretty big & diverse. So my point is it only needs one city where new talents can flow to, which is a scale where things can work, as opposed to focusing on the continent.
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NAZAL KARADAN@NAZALKARADAN·
We should create a SV here in Europe, like how Stanford mimicked East Coast Ivy Leagues. Right, @paulg?
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Y Combinator@ycombinator

Paul Graham (@paulg) whether founders should move to Silicon Valley, and what it takes to build a startup hub anywhere else. Live from our YC | Stockholm event on April 29, 2026. 01:01 – Why the Big Center Matters 02:45 – The Power of Serendipitous Meetings 04:36 – Investors Move Faster in the Valley 06:03 – Respect Follows the Move 07:59 – The Dropbox Story 09:10 – Measuring Yourself Against Big Fish 12:21 – Silicon Valley's Pay-It-Forward Culture 15:36 – How to Help Stockholm Thrive 17:24 – YC as the Optimal Path 19:54 – Could Stockholm Become The Silicon Valley of Europe?

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Candace
Candace@milagracesmom·
Kinda hate to admit it, but my self-esteem has improved GREATLY after losing those 10lbs. Clothes fit way better. Instead of dressing to try to conceal my body, I actually *like* how clothes look on me again. This is the most “me” I’ve felt in five years.
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And Peggy (Schuyler)
And Peggy (Schuyler)@Hamultonne·
@gaitanalyst This is DEI for underperforming men. It's absurd. Why would a successful man wish to see his daughter marry an unsuccessful man? Of course the father has more purchasing power at his age than a male suitor, but trajectories can be very obvious early on.
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And Peggy (Schuyler)
And Peggy (Schuyler)@Hamultonne·
@FeserEdward That is incorrect framing. The bomb was dropped to end the war. Hamas should have surrendered and then it might have seen a different outcome, but this is the outcome Hamas wanted, a victory in the eyes of the antisemites, regardless of the toll on Arabs.
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Mimi
Mimi@mimikmorgan·
Aging has given me the truest thing I know. That the life most worth living is the one I almost didn't survive long enough to understand.
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Womansplainer
Womansplainer@iWomansplainer·
Husband has spent many hours over the last 3 months studying for his PE exam (3 nights a week after the baby goes to bed + extra time on weekends). He took the grueling 8hr exam last Tuesday and we just got news this morning that he passed! I’m so proud of him!
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And Peggy (Schuyler)@Hamultonne·
@Matt_Th0mas @ubiquitousnewt I think in a few decades, I know, kinda late, we will have so many horrifying stories about what the reality of forfeiting family means many people will change their minds about priorities. For now it's an abstraction and designer handbags trump diaper bags.
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Matthew Thomas
Matthew Thomas@Matt_Th0mas·
If the past 80 years has shown us anything it is that women don't really have any knowledge about themselves at all. They have no idea what they want, who they want or what makes them happy. We know this for certain because women themselves have told us via their self reported happiness levels. Decade after decade of racking up wins for feminism, getting exactly what they said they wanted and yet they're miserable.
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Stella
Stella@ubiquitousnewt·
Women's choosiness is a deeply evolved adaptation. Not a product of being spoilt. Lowering a daughters material lifestyle won't reliably override these innate preferences. Modern low fertility "choosiness" is mostly a mismatch problem, not fixable by an artificially cheap lifestyle. High paternal investment, including resources, adaptively raises daughters standards in a fitness enhancing way. If Dad is smart and stable, he provides a better lifestyle and genetic inheritance for his daughter. It suggests slower life history strategies, delayed sexual debut, more selectivity for committed/long term providers, and generally lower risk taking in mating. Parents have evolved interests in high quality mates for daughters, not just any mate to maximise quality and quantity of grandchildren. High investing "rich" dads raising high value daughters who hold out for high value mates is the optimal evolutionary strategy. You sound insecure that your perceived own mate value doesn't meet these evolved standards. That's not Dads problem. Why would any responsible, protective and wise Father want his daughter to reproduce with a man who feels or is perhaps objectively, not good enough.
Auldluð@oldluth

Dads, if you want grandchildren, make your daughters wear bargain clothes and drive old cars and buy their own makeup out of babysitting money. I can't overstate how destructive feeling rich in her father's house is for women's choosiness.

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And Peggy (Schuyler)
And Peggy (Schuyler)@Hamultonne·
@psych_biscuits @policywishes @PennMedicine That some people have more advantages than others doesn't discredit meritocracy. That is an odious argument. A basketball player born to tall, athletic parents who were pro athletes merits his spot on a team if he performs at the right level.
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