Tamzin Hadasa Kelly
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Wikimedian (User:Tamzin), tokiponist (wan Tansin), tattoo enthusiast (5), real person (Tamzin Hadasa Kelly), polycule LLC member (kulupu olin), proud denizen of […]
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The images are CC-BY, too, which is great. https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Veronika%27s_tooling_technique_and_targeted_areas_(cow_tools).jpg
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January 20, 2026 at 4:18 AM
The images are CC-BY, too, which is great. https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Veronika%27s_tooling_technique_and_targeted_areas_(cow_tools).jpg
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@tokipona.org With that context, it's no surprise that authoritarian movements in the US will seize on any excuse to limit the spread of knowledge about authoritarianism. "Think of the children", "respect religion", "stand up for the flag", whatever works, whatever convinces people. They have a […]
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January 16, 2026 at 5:38 AM
@tokipona.org With that context, it's no surprise that authoritarian movements in the US will seize on any excuse to limit the spread of knowledge about authoritarianism. "Think of the children", "respect religion", "stand up for the flag", whatever works, whatever convinces people. They have a […]
@tokipona.org n a ni li mi. :)
One thing I've realized this past year is just how obsessed Americans are with controlling speech. People mistake a series of court decisions as evidence that Americans like free speech, but almost all of those decisions overturned overwhelmingly popular laws […]
One thing I've realized this past year is just how obsessed Americans are with controlling speech. People mistake a series of court decisions as evidence that Americans like free speech, but almost all of those decisions overturned overwhelmingly popular laws […]
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January 16, 2026 at 5:37 AM
@tokipona.org n a ni li mi. :)
One thing I've realized this past year is just how obsessed Americans are with controlling speech. People mistake a series of court decisions as evidence that Americans like free speech, but almost all of those decisions overturned overwhelmingly popular laws […]
One thing I've realized this past year is just how obsessed Americans are with controlling speech. People mistake a series of court decisions as evidence that Americans like free speech, but almost all of those decisions overturned overwhelmingly popular laws […]
@spamcan.bsky.social No busses? 😭 https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/buss
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January 16, 2026 at 2:05 AM
@spamcan.bsky.social No busses? 😭 https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/buss
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Always question the motives of anyone trying to convince you that something regressive is trendy with the kids. Not because they're always wrong, but because if they're focused on just the part and not the whole, it's almost always spin. This is also the difference between good case […]
Always question the motives of anyone trying to convince you that something regressive is trendy with the kids. Not because they're always wrong, but because if they're focused on just the part and not the whole, it's almost always spin. This is also the difference between good case […]
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January 16, 2026 at 1:52 AM
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Always question the motives of anyone trying to convince you that something regressive is trendy with the kids. Not because they're always wrong, but because if they're focused on just the part and not the whole, it's almost always spin. This is also the difference between good case […]
Always question the motives of anyone trying to convince you that something regressive is trendy with the kids. Not because they're always wrong, but because if they're focused on just the part and not the whole, it's almost always spin. This is also the difference between good case […]
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The answer is 9% per https://prri.org/spotlight/prri-generation-z-fact-sheet/. This is very slightly higher than Millennials (7%), although with a 0.82ppt margin of error assigning any weight to even that slight increase is dubious. If you include "sympathizers" it's 28%, up from 23% […]
The answer is 9% per https://prri.org/spotlight/prri-generation-z-fact-sheet/. This is very slightly higher than Millennials (7%), although with a 0.82ppt margin of error assigning any weight to even that slight increase is dubious. If you include "sympathizers" it's 28%, up from 23% […]
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January 16, 2026 at 1:48 AM
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The answer is 9% per https://prri.org/spotlight/prri-generation-z-fact-sheet/. This is very slightly higher than Millennials (7%), although with a 0.82ppt margin of error assigning any weight to even that slight increase is dubious. If you include "sympathizers" it's 28%, up from 23% […]
The answer is 9% per https://prri.org/spotlight/prri-generation-z-fact-sheet/. This is very slightly higher than Millennials (7%), although with a 0.82ppt margin of error assigning any weight to even that slight increase is dubious. If you include "sympathizers" it's 28%, up from 23% […]