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I know it's always been the same fucking guys but it's ALL THE SAME FUCKING GUYS
Jeffrey Epstein advised Steve Bannon that the lawyers representing Brett Kavanaugh in his confirmation hearing should accuse Christine Blasey Ford of being on medications that cause false memories or memory loss.
November 12, 2025 at 11:03 PM
I know it's always been the same fucking guys but it's ALL THE SAME FUCKING GUYS
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"The top story of the moment is the one story that our most influential newsrooms won’t touch: That the United State has become an authoritarian state." — Dan Froomkin @froomkin.bsky.social
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August 27, 2025 at 9:28 AM
"The top story of the moment is the one story that our most influential newsrooms won’t touch: That the United State has become an authoritarian state." — Dan Froomkin @froomkin.bsky.social
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"It's ok, honey. The Sears Tower experiencing a blackout won't hurt you!"
The Sears Tower experiencing a blackout:
The Sears Tower experiencing a blackout:
July 29, 2025 at 4:08 AM
"It's ok, honey. The Sears Tower experiencing a blackout won't hurt you!"
The Sears Tower experiencing a blackout:
The Sears Tower experiencing a blackout:
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We asked people who lived in homeless encampments that were cleared out in city “sweeps” to write about what object was the hardest for them to lose.
“They took my baby pictures and my moms obituaries,” a 29-year-old in California wrote.
“They took my baby pictures and my moms obituaries,” a 29-year-old in California wrote.
“I Have Lost Everything”: The Toll of Cities’ Homeless Sweeps
Cities often take belongings — including important documents and irreplaceable mementos — when they conduct sweeps of homeless encampments. ProPublica gave notecards to people across the country so…
projects.propublica.org
June 5, 2025 at 1:00 AM
We asked people who lived in homeless encampments that were cleared out in city “sweeps” to write about what object was the hardest for them to lose.
“They took my baby pictures and my moms obituaries,” a 29-year-old in California wrote.
“They took my baby pictures and my moms obituaries,” a 29-year-old in California wrote.
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I'm proctoring a final exam and I think the constructive interference of an entire classroom of students emanating mathematical brain waves is going to carry me straight into the Platonic realm.
May 12, 2025 at 4:31 PM
I'm proctoring a final exam and I think the constructive interference of an entire classroom of students emanating mathematical brain waves is going to carry me straight into the Platonic realm.
academia selects for a lot of things when the job market is hypercompetitive. you start to see how the Great Filtering works as some people you know leave academic mathematics, while others stay in the game
I think academia selects for idealists who hate how much genuinely important work that makes the world go around is inefficient glue. I am one of those people and think it's pretty immature if you get all the way to professorhood without realizing your desires are less important that the real world
May 15, 2025 at 4:16 PM
academia selects for a lot of things when the job market is hypercompetitive. you start to see how the Great Filtering works as some people you know leave academic mathematics, while others stay in the game
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Kash Patel has deleted this post on X, but arrest is confirmed: www.jsonline.com/story/news/b...
April 25, 2025 at 2:51 PM
Kash Patel has deleted this post on X, but arrest is confirmed: www.jsonline.com/story/news/b...
lotd of higher cats papers—the (oo,1) stuff, anyways—is really like that quote about philosophy being all footnotes to plato. plenty of higher cats papers are “a result lurie could’ve proven, but didn’t”
one time i tried to introduce myself to an ♾️-cat guy and before i could say anythind he told me "follows from a construction of deligne." i said "sorry? I--" he said "corollary of Stacks Project 4.13.2." I said "I'm Rochelle" and he said "I know; its in Lurie."
sorry liberals but all of mathematics is a special case of a construction in enriched (∞, ∞)-category theory
April 15, 2025 at 3:39 AM
lotd of higher cats papers—the (oo,1) stuff, anyways—is really like that quote about philosophy being all footnotes to plato. plenty of higher cats papers are “a result lurie could’ve proven, but didn’t”
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The great thing about fighting back against this stuff is that if you end up losing anyway you get the same outcome you’d have gotten from complying but you don’t have to fucking hate yourself too.
April 15, 2025 at 1:13 AM
The great thing about fighting back against this stuff is that if you end up losing anyway you get the same outcome you’d have gotten from complying but you don’t have to fucking hate yourself too.
horny bateman??? this shit writes itself
Hardy and Littlewood, and Bateman-Horn, also predict the number of twin primes up to a given bound (or, rather, a function that should be asymptotic to the twin prime counting function!). The conjectural function is here
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March 13, 2025 at 2:19 AM
horny bateman??? this shit writes itself