TIL Blue Bloods ended only this year after 14 seasons. Good for them!
October 8, 2025 at 12:48 AM
TIL Blue Bloods ended only this year after 14 seasons. Good for them!
No. He went the wrong way looking for the NFL offices.
July 29, 2025 at 6:39 PM
No. He went the wrong way looking for the NFL offices.
I thought the article was a little subversive. It starts solipsistic and like standard men-as-aliens fare. Then she allows an ex to blow up her assumptions by pointing out that she treats men as patriarchy NPCs with no interiority. She doesn’t argue back - heterofatalism was just a salve for her.
July 23, 2025 at 3:56 PM
I thought the article was a little subversive. It starts solipsistic and like standard men-as-aliens fare. Then she allows an ex to blow up her assumptions by pointing out that she treats men as patriarchy NPCs with no interiority. She doesn’t argue back - heterofatalism was just a salve for her.
We didn’t succumb to atomization by big tech, neoliberalism or whatever else, we sold it to each other as a good thing!
July 21, 2025 at 2:29 PM
We didn’t succumb to atomization by big tech, neoliberalism or whatever else, we sold it to each other as a good thing!
The 2010s empowerment of introverts may be the most under examined consequential phenomenon in decades. All of a sudden, we hear a steady drumbeat valorizing cancelling plans, dumping friends, self-care (always to the exclusion of community) - all part and parcel of this flirting decline.
July 21, 2025 at 2:25 PM
The 2010s empowerment of introverts may be the most under examined consequential phenomenon in decades. All of a sudden, we hear a steady drumbeat valorizing cancelling plans, dumping friends, self-care (always to the exclusion of community) - all part and parcel of this flirting decline.
Conversely, there’s a sweetness to people who aren’t too online, like they haven’t truly seen people at their worst, or at least don’t see it all day, every day, forever.
May 28, 2025 at 2:41 AM
Conversely, there’s a sweetness to people who aren’t too online, like they haven’t truly seen people at their worst, or at least don’t see it all day, every day, forever.
The odds of getting a death threat go down about a gajillion percent when you share a physical space, as opposed to these scattered yawlps that just come from the cloud. Why are AI models are so overeager to praise you? Because they feast on toxic positivity that would be laughed out of a real room.
May 28, 2025 at 2:38 AM
The odds of getting a death threat go down about a gajillion percent when you share a physical space, as opposed to these scattered yawlps that just come from the cloud. Why are AI models are so overeager to praise you? Because they feast on toxic positivity that would be laughed out of a real room.
Imagine learning how humans work by only observing when they’re talking tough behind screens without body language, determining acceptable topics based on context or immediate consequences. That’s training AI on Reddit and Twitter.
May 28, 2025 at 2:33 AM
Imagine learning how humans work by only observing when they’re talking tough behind screens without body language, determining acceptable topics based on context or immediate consequences. That’s training AI on Reddit and Twitter.