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What does it mean when the ground starts turning green in Fairbanks, Alaska? Look up!
July 25, 2025 at 12:16 AM
What does it mean when the ground starts turning green in Fairbanks, Alaska? Look up!
It's funny and telling that MAGA is agitated like never before but nobody can be seen protesting. The fervor is going straight into their ipads and online only.
July 15, 2025 at 5:44 PM
It's funny and telling that MAGA is agitated like never before but nobody can be seen protesting. The fervor is going straight into their ipads and online only.
one thing to remember about circulating disinformation (like the viral fake f-35 images): it's always unclear who deployed it and for what purpose. Sometimes it presents something very unconvincing, but with hidden assumptions built in to affect your opinion even if you disbelieve the thesis
June 15, 2025 at 9:45 PM
one thing to remember about circulating disinformation (like the viral fake f-35 images): it's always unclear who deployed it and for what purpose. Sometimes it presents something very unconvincing, but with hidden assumptions built in to affect your opinion even if you disbelieve the thesis
I think the problem of evil is funny in a sort of cute and misguided way.
The real mystery, I think, is how and why anything in this world of structurally infinite massacres could be good at all.
The real mystery, I think, is how and why anything in this world of structurally infinite massacres could be good at all.
May 30, 2025 at 4:00 AM
I think the problem of evil is funny in a sort of cute and misguided way.
The real mystery, I think, is how and why anything in this world of structurally infinite massacres could be good at all.
The real mystery, I think, is how and why anything in this world of structurally infinite massacres could be good at all.
today was kind of crappy but at least a glacier didn't fall on me
May 30, 2025 at 12:28 AM
today was kind of crappy but at least a glacier didn't fall on me
thanks for the email linkedin maybe i will follow bill gates on social media i never considered this
May 29, 2025 at 11:58 PM
thanks for the email linkedin maybe i will follow bill gates on social media i never considered this
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There was a huge X-class solar flare yesterday on the Sun!
You can see it on the right-hand limb in these SDO images.
I find it so neat that we live next to, and can study, a star.
We take it for granted that it's "the Sun" and it's always in the sky, but there is a star and it is RIGHT THERE.
🔭
You can see it on the right-hand limb in these SDO images.
I find it so neat that we live next to, and can study, a star.
We take it for granted that it's "the Sun" and it's always in the sky, but there is a star and it is RIGHT THERE.
🔭
May 14, 2025 at 12:07 AM
There was a huge X-class solar flare yesterday on the Sun!
You can see it on the right-hand limb in these SDO images.
I find it so neat that we live next to, and can study, a star.
We take it for granted that it's "the Sun" and it's always in the sky, but there is a star and it is RIGHT THERE.
🔭
You can see it on the right-hand limb in these SDO images.
I find it so neat that we live next to, and can study, a star.
We take it for granted that it's "the Sun" and it's always in the sky, but there is a star and it is RIGHT THERE.
🔭
Absolutely loved this. There's a disturbing trend in the humanities that because Descartes wrote at the start of the modern area, and helped to usher it in, that thorough scholarship of his works is somehow unnecessary to understand him and his views. This Element treats him thoroughly and fairly.
«When locally salient artefacts, attitudes, ideas, and vocabulary are highlighted, a more nuanced picture emerges, changing the relevance of Descartes for environmental thinking.»
Descartes and the Non-Human
Cambridge Core - Literary Theory - Descartes and the Non-Human
www.cambridge.org
May 3, 2025 at 9:24 PM
Absolutely loved this. There's a disturbing trend in the humanities that because Descartes wrote at the start of the modern area, and helped to usher it in, that thorough scholarship of his works is somehow unnecessary to understand him and his views. This Element treats him thoroughly and fairly.
I've seen what trump does with things he "cherishes". Never in a million years.
April 30, 2025 at 3:53 PM
I've seen what trump does with things he "cherishes". Never in a million years.
choosing to treat the impending downfall like an activity. Like an escape room or homework or an art project. I'll be there to meet the moment, to use my body and voice in the manner required of me, and we'll get through it. I don't have any money so it starts immediately for me when it starts. GLHF
April 30, 2025 at 3:00 PM
choosing to treat the impending downfall like an activity. Like an escape room or homework or an art project. I'll be there to meet the moment, to use my body and voice in the manner required of me, and we'll get through it. I don't have any money so it starts immediately for me when it starts. GLHF
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Last month we were on fire,
This month we are under water.
In between those there was ice
(no peaches this year),
Next month will be ticks and mosquitoes,
But at least birds and flowers join the party.
This month we are under water.
In between those there was ice
(no peaches this year),
Next month will be ticks and mosquitoes,
But at least birds and flowers join the party.
April 30, 2025 at 2:07 PM
Last month we were on fire,
This month we are under water.
In between those there was ice
(no peaches this year),
Next month will be ticks and mosquitoes,
But at least birds and flowers join the party.
This month we are under water.
In between those there was ice
(no peaches this year),
Next month will be ticks and mosquitoes,
But at least birds and flowers join the party.
men love to imagine scenarios in which they are disadvantaged (for a lack of real examples), which is why MRA guys who have never had a girlfriend get very upset about the supposed unfairness of divorce law and child support lol
April 29, 2025 at 10:24 PM
men love to imagine scenarios in which they are disadvantaged (for a lack of real examples), which is why MRA guys who have never had a girlfriend get very upset about the supposed unfairness of divorce law and child support lol
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April 28, 2025 at 3:06 PM
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Harvard’s putting up a fight from the academic sector. Where are our business leaders?? The silence is deafening. The latest No Mercy / No Malice: www.profgalloway.com/breaking-the...
April 27, 2025 at 4:56 PM
Harvard’s putting up a fight from the academic sector. Where are our business leaders?? The silence is deafening. The latest No Mercy / No Malice: www.profgalloway.com/breaking-the...
I was deceived by my religious experiences into the foundational belief that ideas are ultimate reality. I feel like I’ve been slapped upside the head with the revelation that ideas don’t do anything
April 25, 2025 at 10:09 PM
I was deceived by my religious experiences into the foundational belief that ideas are ultimate reality. I feel like I’ve been slapped upside the head with the revelation that ideas don’t do anything
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Just received the Japanese language edition of my book Robot Ethics @mitpress.bsky.social
April 24, 2025 at 10:08 AM
Just received the Japanese language edition of my book Robot Ethics @mitpress.bsky.social
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pouting the day away
April 24, 2025 at 5:23 PM
pouting the day away
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Over the town
Marc Chagall delighted in portraying himself and his wife, Bella Rosenfeld Chagall, soaring through the air, a visual celebration of their love.
Marc Chagall delighted in portraying himself and his wife, Bella Rosenfeld Chagall, soaring through the air, a visual celebration of their love.
April 24, 2025 at 4:25 PM
Over the town
Marc Chagall delighted in portraying himself and his wife, Bella Rosenfeld Chagall, soaring through the air, a visual celebration of their love.
Marc Chagall delighted in portraying himself and his wife, Bella Rosenfeld Chagall, soaring through the air, a visual celebration of their love.
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it's crazy how people thought of suspenders, belts, and button-up shirts before they thought of just like... having a button or two between the shirt and pants.
April 18, 2025 at 9:39 PM
it's crazy how people thought of suspenders, belts, and button-up shirts before they thought of just like... having a button or two between the shirt and pants.
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My only concern, and this is descriptive, is that I don’t think hardship makes a people more wise and fair. As things get worse for Americans, I fully anticipate that they will look further inward and become even more cruel and brutish, domestically and abroad.
April 16, 2025 at 4:18 PM
My only concern, and this is descriptive, is that I don’t think hardship makes a people more wise and fair. As things get worse for Americans, I fully anticipate that they will look further inward and become even more cruel and brutish, domestically and abroad.
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The 30 permanent and 20 seasonal employees of Great Basin National Park serve 150,000 visitors a year, an industry which generates more than $10 million in visitor spending and is responsible for two-thirds of White Pine County's sales tax revenue. "Negative productivity" indeed.
April 13, 2025 at 1:04 AM
The 30 permanent and 20 seasonal employees of Great Basin National Park serve 150,000 visitors a year, an industry which generates more than $10 million in visitor spending and is responsible for two-thirds of White Pine County's sales tax revenue. "Negative productivity" indeed.