Not quite the same thing, but would a car cane or car door assist handle meet that need?

Poseter

Even supposedly innate qualities of intelligence as measured in an IQ test turn out to reflects ways of learning to think, which is why IQ tests have to be restandardised every so often or we would see the numbers consistently rise over time (Flynn Effect)

Also possibly Jon Lovitz

Yes – I have no truck with using AI to generate “creative” ideas, and that leads to a lot of slop, but having a tool that can help me ask a supplier in Europe about the status of pollution control equipment is extremely helpful

A lot of Mississippi's great strides in elementary reading education (going from absolute bottom among states to the top 20) is due to them passing a law that emphasized learning to read using phonics and requiring 3rd graders to be held back for additional reading instruction if needed

I had the same reaction when I learned about it! Even went to get a science of reading microcredential just so I could make sure my kids were being taught to read correctly instead of this inane methodology

Singapore Changi being a huge exception

It’s become mostly an issue of synthetic opioids (largely fentanyl) obtained illegally rather than an issue of abuse of prescribed drugs, so it got wrapped up in the larger War on Drugs

The thing that surprises me about this is that I really enjoy Anthony Horowitz’s own non-Bond books, and they are pretty imaginative! But he gets in a weird space when he talks about Bond

Blue. The white one reminds me too much of the cover to A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder (great book though)

There was a lot of thinking about this back in the day when people thought nuclear power might become “too cheap to meter”

To add insult to injury sometimes those nose/ear hairs are white

Took a bit longer to get the QB

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