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my hat’s gonna fall and it’s gonna be okay | fan account 🏒 sea tor sjs ⚾️ sdp mia sea (they/them)
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these sentiments implying that certain jobs are beneath you based on your education level contributes to the hierarchy of labor corps use to justify underpaying everyone in service, retail, and hospitality jobs
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I don't know why nobody has written about how Variety has restructured its business model and audience engagement strategy to just rage baiting Black people. This has been going on for almost a year, since Sinners release. It's disgusting, unprofessional, and very violent.
Variety@Variety
Troye Sivan confirms he's making new music while walking down the #MetGala carpet.
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The next victim of sjs boymomification is somewhere in the world and he doesn’t even know it yet …
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San Jose Sharks will pick second overall
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I like that building high speed rail in California requires nine thousand years of environmental impact studies but throwing up a data center the size of Texas takes fourteen seconds with zero material public support.
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the person yelling ‘you’re so cunty’ and him immediately smiling
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It's telling that Chayka is getting grilled like this while Quenneville and Bowman were served up softballs to talk about charity work they did or whatever.
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Steve Simmons goes at Keith Pelley for hiring John Chayka. This was something.
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destroying ecosystems because you’re too lazy to make your own grocery list or can’t draw
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Scientists have discovered AI data centers are even worse for the environment than we thought. Big data centers create "heat islands" that raise local surface temperatures an average of 3.6°F, enough to potentially devastate local wildlife and water supply.
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