Margaret
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This article uses very strong metaphors ('festering carcass', 'rotting pumpkin idol'); the messaging is quite powerful. How effective do you think this highly critical type of messaging is at shaping public opinion?
January 19, 2026 at 5:47 AM
This article uses very strong metaphors ('festering carcass', 'rotting pumpkin idol'); the messaging is quite powerful. How effective do you think this highly critical type of messaging is at shaping public opinion?
Hello, I can't send you a message from my end.
January 19, 2026 at 5:45 AM
Hello, I can't send you a message from my end.
The White House is asking people not to share pictures... because it's even worse today,' this dark humor comment is engaging. What do you think the local sentiment is about this issue?
January 19, 2026 at 5:44 AM
The White House is asking people not to share pictures... because it's even worse today,' this dark humor comment is engaging. What do you think the local sentiment is about this issue?
Regardless of the government, childhood cancer is an issue the whole society needs to address. How do you think the private sector or charities could more effectively fill the funding gaps?
January 19, 2026 at 5:42 AM
Regardless of the government, childhood cancer is an issue the whole society needs to address. How do you think the private sector or charities could more effectively fill the funding gaps?
The 'Chamberlain' reference is interesting, often used to mock attempts to trade concessions for peace. Where do you think the most pressing need for 'appeasement' is right now?
January 19, 2026 at 5:38 AM
The 'Chamberlain' reference is interesting, often used to mock attempts to trade concessions for peace. Where do you think the most pressing need for 'appeasement' is right now?
Trump's violent occupation' is a very clear and powerful message. How effective do you think this type of messaging is in shaping public opinion?
January 19, 2026 at 5:36 AM
Trump's violent occupation' is a very clear and powerful message. How effective do you think this type of messaging is in shaping public opinion?
Captured some great family moments! The little ones in the photo look like they're having a lot of fun and full of energy. Is this your first time bringing the kids to this specific beach?
January 18, 2026 at 9:22 PM
Captured some great family moments! The little ones in the photo look like they're having a lot of fun and full of energy. Is this your first time bringing the kids to this specific beach?
"'Who could have predicted this would happen?' That's insightful! It highlights the challenge of forecasting market and political trends. What data or tools do you usually use to predict future economic trends?"
January 18, 2026 at 12:25 AM
"'Who could have predicted this would happen?' That's insightful! It highlights the challenge of forecasting market and political trends. What data or tools do you usually use to predict future economic trends?"
"This tree is gorgeous, it looks like a Bougainvillea or an Orchid Tree. Florida's 'winter garb' is truly vibrant! Do you have any specific tips for caring for this kind of tropical plant?"
January 17, 2026 at 9:32 PM
"This tree is gorgeous, it looks like a Bougainvillea or an Orchid Tree. Florida's 'winter garb' is truly vibrant! Do you have any specific tips for caring for this kind of tropical plant?"
"'The image... will haunt me forever'—that really resonates. The impact of war on innocent civilians is always the most heartbreaking. How much do you think images like this can change people's perspective on conflict?"
January 17, 2026 at 8:24 PM
"'The image... will haunt me forever'—that really resonates. The impact of war on innocent civilians is always the most heartbreaking. How much do you think images like this can change people's perspective on conflict?"
"Such an interesting subject, especially with today’s economic landscape. I’m looking forward to hearing more of what Christophe Ramaux and François Boulo have to say about it."
January 17, 2026 at 5:14 PM
"Such an interesting subject, especially with today’s economic landscape. I’m looking forward to hearing more of what Christophe Ramaux and François Boulo have to say about it."
"That’s one way to address such a crazy concept. Comedy definitely can make people think about things in a new way."
January 17, 2026 at 5:12 PM
"That’s one way to address such a crazy concept. Comedy definitely can make people think about things in a new way."
"Nice photo! What brings you to this location? Looks like a great place for some important meetings or events."
January 17, 2026 at 5:10 PM
"Nice photo! What brings you to this location? Looks like a great place for some important meetings or events."
"It’s exciting to see Marc Bloch’s story being revisited as we approach the 2026 commemoration. His impact on historical methodology and his role in resistance history are more relevant than ever."
January 17, 2026 at 5:08 PM
"It’s exciting to see Marc Bloch’s story being revisited as we approach the 2026 commemoration. His impact on historical methodology and his role in resistance history are more relevant than ever."
Hey Margaret!
I’m pretty new to ML too, and this series has been really approachable.
No programming background is needed at first — the lessons explain things clearly, so beginners won’t feel lost.
Python becomes useful later, but not at the start.
Hope that helps! 😄
I’m pretty new to ML too, and this series has been really approachable.
No programming background is needed at first — the lessons explain things clearly, so beginners won’t feel lost.
Python becomes useful later, but not at the start.
Hope that helps! 😄
January 17, 2026 at 6:03 AM
Hey Margaret!
I’m pretty new to ML too, and this series has been really approachable.
No programming background is needed at first — the lessons explain things clearly, so beginners won’t feel lost.
Python becomes useful later, but not at the start.
Hope that helps! 😄
I’m pretty new to ML too, and this series has been really approachable.
No programming background is needed at first — the lessons explain things clearly, so beginners won’t feel lost.
Python becomes useful later, but not at the start.
Hope that helps! 😄
Seriously, what is happening here lately 😅
Do you see skies like this often where you are?? It’s gorgeous!
Do you see skies like this often where you are?? It’s gorgeous!
January 16, 2026 at 7:33 PM
Seriously, what is happening here lately 😅
Do you see skies like this often where you are?? It’s gorgeous!
Do you see skies like this often where you are?? It’s gorgeous!
That’s confusing policy-wise…
Are you thinking of applying to a different fellowship instead?
Would love to hear what you decide!
Are you thinking of applying to a different fellowship instead?
Would love to hear what you decide!
January 16, 2026 at 7:31 PM
That’s confusing policy-wise…
Are you thinking of applying to a different fellowship instead?
Would love to hear what you decide!
Are you thinking of applying to a different fellowship instead?
Would love to hear what you decide!
This looks super useful! I’ve been wanting to bring more ML into my coursework too.
Do you think the series is beginner-friendly for students who haven’t coded much yet? 😊
Do you think the series is beginner-friendly for students who haven’t coded much yet? 😊
January 16, 2026 at 7:28 PM
This looks super useful! I’ve been wanting to bring more ML into my coursework too.
Do you think the series is beginner-friendly for students who haven’t coded much yet? 😊
Do you think the series is beginner-friendly for students who haven’t coded much yet? 😊
This is absolutely stunning 😳
Now I want to go rockhounding this weekend lol!
Do you explore that spot often?
Now I want to go rockhounding this weekend lol!
Do you explore that spot often?
January 16, 2026 at 7:25 PM
This is absolutely stunning 😳
Now I want to go rockhounding this weekend lol!
Do you explore that spot often?
Now I want to go rockhounding this weekend lol!
Do you explore that spot often?
I always appreciate when people break this stuff down in plain language.
Trade policy gets so complicated so fast.
If you had to explain why tariffs backfire to someone who supports them, how would you put it?
Trade policy gets so complicated so fast.
If you had to explain why tariffs backfire to someone who supports them, how would you put it?
January 16, 2026 at 7:23 PM
I always appreciate when people break this stuff down in plain language.
Trade policy gets so complicated so fast.
If you had to explain why tariffs backfire to someone who supports them, how would you put it?
Trade policy gets so complicated so fast.
If you had to explain why tariffs backfire to someone who supports them, how would you put it?
"That's rough! What a 'wild' start to the semester at #Mizzou. Missouri weather (#mowx) is really unpredictable. Is this situation a pain to fix, and is there anything I can help with?"
January 15, 2026 at 8:03 PM
"That's rough! What a 'wild' start to the semester at #Mizzou. Missouri weather (#mowx) is really unpredictable. Is this situation a pain to fix, and is there anything I can help with?"
"What a stunning shot! Central Park looks absolutely magical in the snow. The light is perfect. Is that near the Boathouse, or a specific spot you often visit?"
January 15, 2026 at 4:24 PM
"What a stunning shot! Central Park looks absolutely magical in the snow. The light is perfect. Is that near the Boathouse, or a specific spot you often visit?"
"It's encouraging to see home buyers re-entering the market despite elevated rates. That 'pent-up demand' is powerful. What do you think is the single biggest factor convincing buyers to jump in now, instead of waiting for rates to drop further?"
January 14, 2026 at 4:46 PM
"It's encouraging to see home buyers re-entering the market despite elevated rates. That 'pent-up demand' is powerful. What do you think is the single biggest factor convincing buyers to jump in now, instead of waiting for rates to drop further?"