This group has really good resources. The best option in the picture to reduce light pollution is also a safer option for people because the light is directed where people need it and source of the light is shielded, so it won't make your pupils contract, so you will be able to see better.

Can we please have Medicare for all 🥺 everyone deserves health care.

If you haven't listened to Sold a Story, you should!

features.apmreports.org/sold-a-story/

I had listened to this before, but now there are bonus episodes so I'm re-listening and I'm feeling so angry and frustrated that so many kids were harmed for so long by ineffective teaching. It is bringing up a lot of complicated memories and feelings about how we treat kids in our society

Jesus christ, this nightmare timeline

I don't think my gym classes did a good job of teaching healthy motor patterns, and I'm paying for it now. It would be so amazing if schools had experts check in on kids and me like, hey bud, you are using all the wrong muscles to do that task, let's fix that before you jack up your body

A couple years ago I took a woodshop class. Learning how to saw with a hand saw from an expert was a whole revelation, even though I'd been using hand saws for years. So much of what the expert demonstrated was how to do things ergonomically to keep from falling into unhealthy motor patterns.

I learned about the cueing system a couple of years ago and was shocked. I'm so grateful my public education taught me with the phonics system. It is hard for me to wrap my brain around how a whole profession decided being able to read an isolated word was unnecessary.

I do remember and it was a nightmare, even as a fully employed person with a career. If you had any gaps in coverage, say from being laid off for a couple of months, they'd use that gap to deny you coverage until you had a couple of years of continuous coverage. Just nonsense.

This connection isn’t articulated often enough.