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i'm leading an informal course with some friends that's devoted to the entirety of human history in iberia. here's a list of the coolest shit i've learned: 1) the "ivory lady" burial of the valencina de la concepción (outside of seville). dated to ~3,000–2,800 BCE.
www.nature.com/articles/s41...
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still waiting for disney/pixar to make a movie that doesn't glorify royalty and chieftains
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if 'one battle after another' takes place in present day then that means that the french 75 were operating in the 00s, which means that bush was president, which means that... NO! stop it. that's not how fiction works
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it's gita time
18 days ago
Okay yes I’ve been thinking about this. EVERY character in OBAA fucks up, some of them REALLY badly. Willa has a cell phone. the radio guy gives up pat to protect his sister. Pat can’t remember all the code talk after years of drugs and alcohol. Hell, Pat falls off a roof and almost gets caught!
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i keep seeing this stuff, and it still does not square with the fact that trump has gotten more votes every time he has run.
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Branden McEuen
18 days ago
I generally just assume people post like me, which is to get the thoughts out of their heads that otherwise won’t leave
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Sharon
18 days ago
Trump as the first fandom president makes a lot of sense to me
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Andrew Lokenauth | TheFinanceNewsletter.com
18 days ago
IRS: You owe us taxes. Americans: How much? IRS: Figure it out yourself. Americans: So I can pay how much I want? IRS: No. We know exactly how much you owe us but you have to figure it out yourself. Americans: What if I guess wrong? IRS: Jail.
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Chris Hayes
18 days ago
This WSJ article adds some fascinating context to the NYT article that has the mother of a 14 year old model brought to Mar-a-Lago for a party having Maples come up to her and saying keep those girls away from these men and my husband. Maples denies she said it.
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i don't know who is responsible for unleashing the curse that made us be stuck talking about right-wing culture grievances from the nineteen-eighties FOREVER...but they must atone
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the right has been blowing this precise racist dog whistle for literally 50 years now this was one of peter thiel's favorite issues to bitch about in the stanford review back in the fucking 80s it helps to know the history of ethnic studies in the US...
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2000s was the era of aussie actors, 2010s the era of kiwi actors, 2020s is just all irish actors
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the main reason not to go after billionaires is because it might discourage investment in innovations that will more quickly destroy the social fabric via the plundering of planetary resources
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people get that going after billionaires is about their political power and not about government finances, right??
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this is why i think the way to defeat trump is to abandon centrism. the opposing candidate cannot be one that is held to moral standards while trump is not. you need another "unconventional" candidate who the centrist pundit class sees (and accepts) as being "outside the bounds of criticism"
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Joey Politano🏳️🌈
18 days ago
Real "oh my god, she admit it" moment here. Trump is treated as an uninteresting figure without agency so we can dump endless criticism on liberals for how they react to his "natural disaster." He "doesn't participate in moral frameworks" lmfao
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pedants who get hung up on the literal meaning of slogans like, "abolish billionaires" and spend all their time arguing against the slogan do more harm to the general cause of progressive politics than people who think that the slogans are actual political programs
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Ray
19 days ago
Aw, this is awful. He was one of the best to ever do it. I still think about this one all the time.
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stop giving me lists of books i should read. what i really need is a list of books i should never read
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Cédric Durand
19 days ago
Tribute to Michel Aglietta in
@newleftreview.bsky.social
: "a tireless thinker, committed to the proposition that we should aim to comprehend our changing historical times in their totality, which meant grasping the inter-relationships of their many moving parts."
newleftreview.org/issues/ii156...
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Cédric Durand, Michel Aglietta, NLR 156, November–December 2025
A tribute to the founder of the Parisian Regulation School of heterodox economics, with its striking combination of elite statistical training, rich conceptualizations and long-range economic history....
https://newleftreview.org/issues/ii156/articles/cedric-durand-michel-aglietta
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Daniel Knowles
19 days ago
Politicians are terrified of an electorate they think is far more authoritarian and angry and right wing than it actually is, because they are out of touch because the literal media - the thing that mediates between public and polity - is corrupted
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it both makes sense and doesn't make sense that the advent of what can only be described as "competitive reading" is coinciding with a general decline in reading
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that stretch from song 3 to song 7 of LUX is unfathomably good
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dems in congress should start passing legislation that taxes the rich with bill names with abbreviations like GANDALF
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SE Gyges
20 days ago
a challenger appears
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Dave Weigel
20 days ago
Excited to announce GOLLUM, an app that helps you focus on your most precious possession!
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Birds Are Dinosaurs
20 days ago
Sauron's security was defeated by two hobbits, who entered undetected through an unlocked backdoor, armed only with two swords and a flashlight
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billionaire starts security company called "death star" with a new unique weapon to address crime and disorder at a macro-scale
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my overall feelings about ezra klein are those of a mother confronted with a misbehaving child: i am not upset, i am disappointed
20 days ago
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people love to prematurely leave trump for dead and walk away smiling, like bond villains...
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Dennis B. Hooper
6 months ago
Going viral Going viral with a joke with a take
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one could argue that *all* nationalisms are born out of inferiority complexes
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Urban Land Rent 🇸🇴🚰
20 days ago
I think one can be sympathetic to the motivations of various nationalisms and understand why some diaspora communities might feel a certain way about the Homeland but you enter moral relativist “ways of knowing” bullshit mode if you support people indulging in the worst impulses imaginable.
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Bill McKay
20 days ago
The year is 2035. California's entire base of taxation is young renters and their entire budget goes to insuring suburban McMansions built in fire hazard regions. Half of Florida is underwater financially and the other half literally. Illinois is fine but still fucks up transit funding constantly.
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what does "american" mean to the heritage people? because i am guessing 90% of people who consider themselves part of that movement don't qualify...
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mtsw
20 days ago
Uh,
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we won't actually have gender equality until we have a popular big history book written by a woman
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i think arrival of AI is a really good opportunity for us to ask what the goal and purpose of education is
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what's funny about chile is that i lived there in 2007-8 and in 2013-15 and as i am checking back in to what is happening politically, literally all the political leaders are basically the exact same as back then (mathei, parisi, kast)
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ex-Lethality Jane
27 days ago
Pluribus seems like a fun TV show but I refuse to pay for Apple TV again until they un-cancel Schmigadoon, a show that approximately 97 people watched, including me.
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yesterday i learned that most of latin america has birthright citizenship, that in most cases it preceded the 14th amendment in the US, and that it was basically a tool of settler colonialism (part of latin american govts' 19th century efforts to encourage european immigration)
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would love to read some political science papers on this international shift away from "economic indicators matter for election results"
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what's interesting about the idea of a "vibecession" is that you don't just observe it in the US, it's a phenomenon that you can see in both spain and chile as well
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this was a really solid, informative interview on the election in chile
pca.st/episode/f541...
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Jacobin Radio: What Happened in Chile? w/ Oscar Mendoza and Pablo Abufom
https://pca.st/episode/f541d816-0ca4-4262-9002-01415dde5126
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i think people can learn stuff and develop their curiosity using something like chatgpt, and some of the commentary on the importance of carefully analyzing text comes off as simply elitism
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T. Greg Doucette
26 days ago
Found the Associated Press article where the existence of this letter was first disclosed two years ago, in response to a FOIA request It's definitely real
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George Pearkes
26 days ago
Battery production still ripping
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Industrial Production: Manufacturing: Durable Goods: Battery (NAICS = 33591)
Industrial Production: Manufacturing: Durable Goods: Battery (NAICS = 33591)
https://fred.stlouisfed.org/graph/?g=1P5U2
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Carl Quintanilla
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Catherine Frieman
27 days ago
Academics: what's the best bit of knowledge you created this year? I co-authored a new model of the Irish Neolithic, effectively rewriting social structure and the role of large funerary monuments for the creation of community identities
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if what we are aiming for is for people to love the act of reading and understand its joys, rather than acquiring some knowledge or concrete piece of information, then our education system should devote way more time to allowing kids to read whatever they want and to reading things out loud in class
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