Ryan Pavel
@twobitrye.bsky.social
Enlisted Veteran | Nonprofit Leader | Educator
CEO of Warrior-Scholar Project at warrior-scholar.org and productivity ponderer at twobitrye.com.
Mostly made of cheese.
CEO of Warrior-Scholar Project at warrior-scholar.org and productivity ponderer at twobitrye.com.
Mostly made of cheese.
There’s a glitch that often leads to this message if you’ve been following a NYT live thread, close your phone, and come back to it later.
Every time I see it, I think, “Yeah, I *know.* I’m here to figure out what.”
Every time I see it, I think, “Yeah, I *know.* I’m here to figure out what.”
April 2, 2025 at 5:07 PM
There’s a glitch that often leads to this message if you’ve been following a NYT live thread, close your phone, and come back to it later.
Every time I see it, I think, “Yeah, I *know.* I’m here to figure out what.”
Every time I see it, I think, “Yeah, I *know.* I’m here to figure out what.”
As a longtime reader of NYT, WSJ, and Post editorials, this pithy WSJ editorial response to the Post’s turn really hits.
We don’t need a WSJ Lite. We benefit from editorial boards with viewpoints distinct from one another. Reading different takes on the same issues builds key perspective.
We don’t need a WSJ Lite. We benefit from editorial boards with viewpoints distinct from one another. Reading different takes on the same issues builds key perspective.
February 28, 2025 at 2:19 PM
As a longtime reader of NYT, WSJ, and Post editorials, this pithy WSJ editorial response to the Post’s turn really hits.
We don’t need a WSJ Lite. We benefit from editorial boards with viewpoints distinct from one another. Reading different takes on the same issues builds key perspective.
We don’t need a WSJ Lite. We benefit from editorial boards with viewpoints distinct from one another. Reading different takes on the same issues builds key perspective.