There's also the weeknight "let's get six people to all shout their talking points over each other" shows that seem extra informative and newsy.

In 90s Otaku's Omoi version they even reproduced the ads at the end( Omoi used to be called Azuki. You read Manga on it)

this might be the funniest email etsy has ever sent. I was not prepared.

have written that piece before but there's a whole lot of "oh wow this generation of kids are fucked" and nowhere near enough "huh what exactly have that generation of parents been doing and how can we not do that, going forward"

Once my parents called the school because I hadn't called them for a week. Over 20 years ago

it is amazing how so much tech gets unremittingly worse year on year at whatever you once used it for and less pleasant to use and more bound up with creepy politics as well as personal and environmental harms and yet also still less productive of actual goods and these are somehow great visionaries

"I’ve concluded that instead of teaching students to read and write, I should be teaching them how to prompt AI better. If only I’d had a better education in AI prompt writing, I’d be able to get AI to create more AI-proof teaching materials for me."

The embarrassment of the public explosion is the point. Yeah he’s crashing out but he wants to advertise that he doesn’t think Gabby being shot is important They would be proud because the goal was to get enough power to do this

Shareholders

“Strong floor, no ceiling” is absolutely the type of slogan that a focus group of swing voters will tell you they find appealing after it has been a whole hour and they just want to go home. It’s a slogan for people convinced this country *really* wants a Mike Bloomberg presidential campaign.

Just hear me out: maybe the Democratic Party’s problem is that the party leadership is full of people incapable of realizing that Matt Yglesias has terrible political instincts.

This is why you need reporters who are: ✪ experienced on that beat ✪ have the educational* background to distinguish differences of opinion from making up unsupported stuff *(whether acquired on the job or school)

I want to hear about what you won, what worked, what didn't, how it made you feel. I want to hear about the cause that's so powerful it got you out on the streets. I want to hear about what care you need from the community to recuperate. We are more than their chains.

these are incredible!!

I think it’s funny that a great deal of “journalists” these days seem to think finding Reddit comments is equivalent to interviewing someone and the opinions on a single subreddit represent all possible viewpoints. “That’s it. That’s the status quo!”

I think a big thing I struggle with, and something that is an important thing for people of my generation to attempt to understand, is separating toxic nostalgia from knowledge of the actual ways in which American life has gotten appreciably worse in my lifetime

Wow, *two* emails in one day from two different people unfamiliar with physics claiming they have developed a Theory of Everything that has eluded tens of thousands of trained professional scientists for decades? <plonk>

The other day a gas station tv tried to sell me cappuccino and mango flavored dip and I’ve never been more convinced that we’ve lost the mandate of heaven.

24 hours of work later:

Maybe another way to think of it is as the "participation line" - the income one needs to fully participate in expected aspects of US life without worrying about plunging into deprivation one way or another (gift article) wapo.st/3MeOGki

I take Wikipedia for granted. Reading this Jimmy Wales interview reminded me in our Fantasyland age what a remarkable and important creation it is. True pillar of civilization. Runs on only $200 million a year. Requires our support. So I’m finally donating. Gift link: www.nytimes.com/2025/10/18/m...

turned out after quoting @caseyexplosion.bsky.social, the words finally came to me.

Caesar 3 (1999)

Hi Womble. I recently finished an arc of THE SUBTLE ART OF FOLDING SPACE by @johnchu.bsky.social

Physicians and academics often believe that they/we are immune to being radicalised online, but the reality is the opposite. No one is immune, and I saw this happen to Prasad and so many other physicians and academics when covid started. It’s pure hubris to believe anyone is immune.

"The continued popularity of sim games means that we can look forward to theoretical 'digital storefronts' being utterly choked with shovelware garbage using assets created by plagiarism scripts in 25 years' time! Huzzah!"

Here’s this year’s Books We Love—but thanks to lots of work by lots of people, you can also look over all the Books We Love years back to 2013. It’s a remarkable project, and I can say that because I have nothing to do with it. (/fin)

I am convinced that one reason why NPR’s Books We Love has been so successful is that while it allows you to filter in a bunch of ways, it also emulates elements of browsing. In its regular cover mode, it’s not a list, it’s an array, and when you refresh the page, it shuffles. (1/)

Alt-manga aficionados rejoice! Now's your chance to fill those gaps in your collection or give a friend the gift of a great new obsession. Get all these books and more at our Holiday Flash Sale on drawnandquarterly.com today and tomorrow!

What are they doing over there

wreg.com/news/demonst... ICE protest occurred

Time to invoice the telegraph for using my illustration, I guess

Love the illustration. I don't have the attention span for D&D but everyone seems to be having fun

I just grabbed one!

I gave a copy of the Anti-Planner to a family member who was always like "ADHD? I dunno" and it helped her a LOT. To the point she went and got evaluated (and diagnosed) for the first time at >60.

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Why I am sad: my tummy needs tums

I have been watching this for a while and I keep thinking, “I should get this.“ This pushed me over the edge. It looks super interesting and I hope it will help!

Watched Wicked 2. I, a fan of this sort of thing, enjoyed it. Although my husband asked why Elphabha thinks she's ugly and instead of thirty years of feminist theory I said it was like the " ponytail and glasses" trope in the 90s

maybe you need a graphic novel about spider robots and a mad scientist trapped in a crystal and a little girl spy and bookshop.org/p/books/the-...

Yea a teacher told me my paper idea wasn't well thought out but like she was right and it is important to search the relevant literature. Like I didn't think of calling anyone to complain

I'm busily thinking about how anyone reading The Everlasting looking for a spicy romantasy would be disappointed. It's a well written fantasy novel with an extra sex scene. I'm of course obsessed with it

me: i should promote that i'm releasing 30 brand-new Anti-Planner PDFs on black friday for $9.95 🧠: probably me: also if they buy a book they get all 60 PDFs for free 🧠: ok hear me out me: 🧠: what if you overthink it & don’t post until saturday night

Has anyone ever looked into what the deal is with those Amazon company names that are like an all caps keyboard smash? I want to tell them literally any pair of English words would probably sound more trustworthy to consumers, but maybe there’s a strategy I don’t understand

I just checked our sales, and we are just seven units away from 450 copies sold. We can do this... and I genuinely can't thank you all enough. 💖

I have been thinking about "we shed as we pick up" all day today, since seeing the news that Stoppard died.

COMMUNITY: A street in South Memphis now bears the name of late former House Speaker and civil rights activist Lois DeBerry. https://www.actionnews5.com/2025/11/30/street-named-after-late-civil-rights-activist-lois-deberry-south-memphis/