Kathryne
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Here’s to the girls who just watch. She/Her
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I am now a person who has to check her pockets for guitar picks before I put trousers in the wash, and I love this for me.
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Richard Dwyer
about 3 hours ago
People say they want a more restrictive immigration system, but only because they have no idea what the system is. If you'd ask them to describe their ideal system (especially for spouse visa's) it's always more liberal. And it's a fucking /disgrace/ that there is no push back
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kelsey jaffer
about 22 hours ago
i challenge you to find cooler news today than “despite all odds against American scientific research rn, a CO researcher developed a temperature-stable, single dose rabies vaccine that works bc of particles coated in CANDY & SAPPHIRE, & it could help reduce rabies deaths in places w/o electricity”
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I’m sick and exhausted this morning. But I think this would have made me tear up even on a good day.
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Gwen Snyder is uncivil
about 11 hours ago
I know I keep going on about this but 1) yes 2) it has DEEPLY embarrassed the media people who kept trying to pretend that this regime can be treated as legitimate, and 3) we absolutely cannot let them forget it
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Hypervisible
about 19 hours ago
The lie is that glasses are made to liberate you from screens. The purpose of the glasses is to make sure you have no experiences except those mediated through a companies’ technology.
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Analysis | America can’t quit smartphones. Smart glasses won’t help.
We keep hoping that a magical technology can liberate us from what we don’t like about technology.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/technology/2025/09/23/meta-smart-glasses-phone-distractions/
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Weird how this keeps happening.
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Thor Benson
about 24 hours ago
Pritzker seems to be the only one warning about this regularly
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Ed Zitron
about 24 hours ago
shut the fuck up god damn i'm so sick of everybody just quoting this guy as he tells ridiculous lies again and again
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Olúfẹ́mi O. Táíwò
1 day ago
I'll continue to be "I do not regret to inform you that we are going to win"-posting, so figure I should address this point that seems to come up every so often Q: "is it still 'winning' if only *some* good things happen in the near term instead of total planetary eco socialist revolution?" A: yes
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Erin Grievances
1 day ago
I know we've worked hard to move history ed away from names and dates but I think we might need to swing back to chronology a bit because "who was president on january 8 2021?" and "which came first, the clinical description of autism or tylenol?" shouldn't be this hard, especially for reporters.
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depths of wikipedia
1 day ago
imagine if a family of beavers randomly showed up right now and finished whatever thing you've been putting off
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Nick (derogatory) ✨
2 days ago
A clear signal that our boycott power exceeds Trump's authority.
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Nicholas Grossman
2 days ago
Add me to those saying it’s crucial to acknowledge anti-authoritarian successes. Harvard and NYT are fighting in court instead of folding. Pritzker and other IL leaders kept Nat. Guard troops out of Chicago. Grand juries reject frivolous charges; many lower court judges uphold the law. And more
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William B. Fuckley
2 days ago
far and away the most compelling argument for pro-natalist policy is how fucking dysfunctional greying countries are becoming politically. can't cut elderly benefits. can't raise taxes. can't let in workers. no throw only fetch politics until something collapses.
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Starfish Who Can’t Think Something Witty
2 days ago
Honestly, the quibbling over this misses the forest for the trees. Whether celibacy is or is not superior to marriage isn't as important as the fact conservatives defile the sacrament of marriage by seeing it as an act of conquest rather than an act of union.
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Justin Wolfers
2 days ago
Serious scholars have examined what happens when we change the number of H1-B visas issued. Cities that get more H1-B immigrants subsequently see the wages of natives *rise* substantially. Skilled immigrants bring new ideas, fill labor shortages and make us all more productive.
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Fuss
2 days ago
A rich and powerful man voluntarily bearing a cross onstage, but adding wheels so it's not remotely difficult, is the perfect picture for our country.
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Evan Urquhart
2 days ago
This message is very important to remind ourselves of and to share with other people.
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August J. Pollak
2 days ago
To be clear: this entire “we’ve got to run more pro-lifers” insanity is because literally a week ago polling showed that Democrats would prefer politicians like AOC and Mamdani over Jefferies and Schumer by, let me emphasize this, a 20 point fucking margin.
www.politico.com/news/2025/09...
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Poll: Capitalism is out … and socialism is in
The movement is gaining popularity among Democrats, a left-leaning group found.
https://www.politico.com/news/2025/09/15/is-socialism-going-mainstream-a-new-poll-suggests-it-might-be-00564167
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Tom Scocca
2 days ago
It's particularly the case among the Americans who are paid to decide which news is important, and who despite everything still can't bring themselves to accurately describe the fact that the president is serially murdering people and our systems are unable to stop him
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Seán
2 days ago
Politician and landlord with 11 properties wants you to blame people on disability for the housing crisis.
www.rte.ie/news/politic...
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Workers should get priority for social housing - Minister
A Minister of State has called on a local authority to prioritise workers when allocating social housing.
https://www.rte.ie/news/politics/2025/0921/1534603-troy-social-housing/
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Kate Watson
2 days ago
Seriously how hard is it to say “This is an outrageous attack on our friends and neighbours who are in this country legally and have followed all the rules to get settled status, who are valued members of our communities, get to fuck frog-face”?
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Georges Brassens.
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Sam Wang
3 days ago
Once more: the best evidence shows that Tylenol taken during pregnancy is not harmful. **This question is settled.** The benefit of reducing discomfort and fever is extremely important at a time when the fetus is developing. Pregnant women - Tylenol is safe.
sciencebasedmedicine.org/tylenol-and-...
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Osita Nwanevu
2 days ago
Did Trump win in November because he showed grace and empathy to people who voted for Joe Biden in 2020? Politics is not an Afterschool Special. You put out a strong message about what's wrong, propose a compelling policy agenda, hope the economy cooperates and that's it. None of this mush.
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Julia Carrie Wong
2 days ago
Like if this were happening 2000miles south I think headlines would be “Strongman tightens control of justice system, represses speech, deploys troops internally; opposition flailing; courts enable power grab” or something
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Pookleblinky
2 days ago
Oxford has been around since 1096. Imagine tossing almost a thousand years of academic reputation into the garbage, setting it on fire, and then pissing it out over a useless fucking plagiarism machine what loses billions of dollars a year telling people to kill themselves.
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EmilyPhD
2 days ago
Stands on rooftops: 📣 🗣️ 🗣️THERE IS NO LINK BTW ACETAMINOPHEN & AUTISM. IT HAS BEEN STUDIED FOR MANY YEARS IN MILLIONS OF PEOPLE. 🗣️THE ONLY REASON THEY ARE TALKING ABT THIS IS THAT THEY DO NOT WANT AUTISTIC PEOPLE TO EXIST. 🗣️IT IS EUGENICS. THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION IN THIS MATTER. -EmilyPhD
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mtsw
2 days ago
Trump's people focused their efforts not on reaching out empathetically to Biden voters. They tried to make Biden voters feel like fools and chumps by humiliating and insulting Biden and it worked.
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George Monbiot
2 days ago
Apparently, it’s socially unacceptable to compare anyone or anything to Hitler. Mention Hitler, and you’ll be shouted down with a chorus of “Godwin’s Law”. Well sod that. Until we start comparing Trump to Hitler, we’re unprepared for what is barrelling towards us. 🧵1/4
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Prisonculture
4 days ago
I promise you that E. Klein doesn't have a clue as to how to get anyone out of this current fascist predicament. He really doesn't and he is demonstrating it in public for any sentient being being to see. You follow his lead at your peril and everyone else's. Don't be misled.
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Kaitlin Is Just Getting Started
3 days ago
To be more specific: Ezra Klein not only said nice things about Charlie Kirk but *made up nice things* to praise him for. Kirk was an open white supremacist who spread “great replacement” conspiracies and claimed that the end of Jim Crow via the 1964 Civil Rights Act was a mistake. Klein is out.
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Daniel Kibblesmith
3 months ago
People who use AI think that they’re skipping to the success when they’re skipping to the failure. You begin and end your life as someone who has not written the novel, you did not teach yourself to express what was inside of you, you died without making something that no one else could make.
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Claire Willett
2 days ago
I would always rather be us than them, every fucking day, no matter how angry or scared I get trading our humanity for the feeble hope that proximity to power will protect us is not fucking worth it we all die as we live and their picture of what "success" looks like is truly so fucking bleak
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Micah
3 days ago
we have gone from a world in which we were told not to cite wikipedia because it was unreliable to a world where wikipedia might be the only reliable source left on the internet and we all owe a lot to the pedantic nerds who got us there
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flames!onthesideofmymama
3 days ago
perfect. no notes.
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Punish the Villains
3 days ago
FDR won 42 states in 1932, it wasn't by pandering to Hoover voters. Then Republicans called him a socialist for 4 years. Then he ran for reelection and won 46 states
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Cooper Lund
3 days ago
The central question of our political era is “who was president before Jan. 20th, 2021?”
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August J. Pollak
4 days ago
AND THEN THEY LOST. THEY ALL FUCKING LOST TO REPUBLICANS. IT WAS FIFTEEN YEARS AGO AND THEY NEVER GOT ELECTED AGAIN BECAUSE PEOPLE JUST VOTED FOR THE REPUBLICAN. DO ACTUALLY NOT FUCKING COMPREHEND WHY THAT HAPPENED
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Daniel Gilmore
3 days ago
A big reason why we're in the mess we're in is bc for years we have been told that we need to treat Trump voters like innocent little children who dont mean it instead of adults who made an active choice w their vote to be shitty while telling themselves theyd never face any consequences from that
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Zach Brand-Wiita
4 days ago
Ezra Klein is a good person, and his mental blindspot led him to extend a presumption of good faith towards a deceased monster instead of wrestling with the monster's actual politics. These can both be true.
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Miranda Yaver
3 days ago
Saving this list for the next time I have a student ask why I say that Watergate was small potatoes compared to what goes on in an average week with this administration.
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THIS. And I will never forgive the Biden administration for it.
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Qasim Rashid, Esq.
3 days ago
A Black teen named Kalief Browder was falsely accused of stealing a backpack. He spent 3 years tortured at Rikers & died by suicide A wealthy white man named Tom Homan was caught by FBI accepting bribes. He was promoted to a powerful law enforcement position This is what white supremacy looks like
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Perry Bacon
4 days ago
Not criticizing Clara. But I learn a lot from people who share my values but have different expertises than me (foreign affairs, immigration.) So I learn a lot from Bluesky, even though there are not a ton of conservatives. I also think it's fine to be in spaces that reinforce our values.
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When you get a chance to rest, REST. (On that note: pay attention to how you feel when you’re doing things that aren’t work, and give yourself a chance to figure out what activities restore vs drain you.)
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spaceghoti
4 days ago
You mean, like the way Portugal turned drug addiction into a health issue instead of a crime, and enacted policies that drastically improved the lives of their citizens? Like this regime would even consider a policy like that.
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Eileen Clancy 🧿
4 days ago
Historians and researchers, you must prepare for this eventuality online. Some stuff will go away. Less likely; but I predict it'll happen – anything in physical govt archives that touches upon currently contentious matters could be made inaccessible. Create high quality copies of crucial docs.
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Emma Thane of Cawdor
4 days ago
It does make me feel a bit sad that one of the few places for musicians to perform their new single on telly is on
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