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Who could have possibly foreseen the world's two largest narcissists ending their bromance?

"Tror Anna-Karin Hatt att väljarna är dumma i huvudet?" Tiopoängstext av Klenell! Jag är själv osäker på svaret på frågan. Hon är kanske van vid att det räcker med den här dimridån? arbetet.se/2025/05/26/t...

Att Sveriges utrikesminister @utrikesdep.bsky.social @tv4.bsky.social anklagar @blankspot.se för att sprida konspirationsteorier och desinformation är oerhört allvarligt och ansvarslöst. Hon hade lätt kunna avfärda frågan och hänvisa till Åklagarmyndigheten. #pressfrihet blankspot.se/nar-makten-g...

Fixed my original Joy-Cons—the ones from my first Switch. Swapped both joysticks with a repair kit. They’d been unusable for years, but now they feel new. Haven’t tested them yet, but just holding them feels good. There’s something about fixing instead of replacing.

Lately, I’ve been reflecting on how the concept of quality in early childhood education, within a neoliberal system shaped by strong meritocratic norms, has become heavily skewed — shifting from care toward learning as a consequence of this framework.

1/16 While reading Careless People by Sarah Wynn-Williams, I began reflecting on how moral collapse rarely comes as a single decision—but through a series of small steps.

Can’t get Shanghai by King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard out of my head… “Bye bye Shanghai, I’ve become a butterfly” — stuck on repeat. Fly away with me: