i have mixed feeling about this one. He is mr perfect but he also sweeps many off their feet in his own way lol

Vet guy from Grey's Anatomy is more what I am looking for

...actually, except for Isaac. Isaac hits different.

Responding to emails during the 2 minute rest between lifts AND also making sure I delete this line in my email is why I don’t have nice things.

The reason I put “” around “AI” is because like many others have expressed, I am more convinced “AI” will not match or replace people’s ability to create and innovate. If anything, it will be used by businesses to save costs and make $ off those who can’t afford higher quality products.

Yes.

This is where I go to get the link to share. I always test it with incognito mode to make sure but I am still nervous every time.

i can understand the feeling of driving 1 hour just to get to the hair stylist that knows how to work your hair.

Thank you for coming to my TED Talk 🎤

If you’ve read this far and still need convincing, please check out our preprint arxiv.org/abs/2511.04820 and this infographic: doi.org/10.5281/zeno...
10/10

My recent convo with a research institute in Vietnam has been eye-opening. They do economics research and have helped collect data for Young Lives by Oxford and World Bank. The levels of knowledge around sampling across Vietnam, and which areas would best fit for my research question were exciting.

formr can do it. I don't use other EMA software, but we started a crowdsourced comparison table once comparison-to.formr.org

I look at this and think: aww I guess I’d just stick with unstable interactions

If there is a specific question, I respond right away; otherwise I prioritize which to respond to. I respond to almost all.
But some emails read generic like they might as well be sent to anyone. Some also read like a late-night crisis. If so, I wait. If no follow-up, I assume it’s been resolved.

I feel it won’t. I am sad.