Yep, 2002ish

I had an out of body experience at a study abroad psychology course in the NL when the topic was why Turkish immigrants were biologically predisposed to violence.

I was getting my hair cut and my stylist was like wow look at this. We both went to the window to gawk.

Fellow professor here, gently pushing back against this. I believe instructors have an obligation to make accessibility the default as much as possible, and to be proactive about individual accommodations. The administrative processes are there to enforce a minimum standard of accessibility.

Grew up eating Buddy's, now live in Portland. I can smell that video 🤤

This is also a casual-loop diagram without valences.

That's a casual-loop diagram without valences, not a DAG.

But how many people *really* would prefer autonomous vehicles to driving themselves? I can't help but think it's a really small number.

Heard some out in Tigard too.

I'm surprised the article doesn't mention folks with chronic disease. I have POTS and my doc-recommended electrolyte supplements have been a game changer for me. I'm talking high-quality stuff, not neon sports drinks though.

I great what you're saying and the system is definitely underfunded and broken, BUT community care can be a lifeline for folks in rural communities or who need care not offered by the VA. Reauthorization is confusing and having to do it every 6 months was a barrier to care.

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I'm getting them practically every day now.

Sounds great

Yes, and I'm a systems person who has been noodling with the same idea. Would love to hear your thoughts.