Find him, bind him Tie him to a pole and break His fingers to splinters Drag him to a hole Until he wakes up naked Clawing at the ceiling of his grave

Putting reddleman on my vision board to begin 2026.

I would not have thought I could dislike this man any more than I already did. And yet here we are.

AI could end scarcity, end humanity - or boost trend growth by 0.2 percentage points

Every AI talk: "I am not myself a programmer..." Can the computer scientists not speak?

Them: “Cities are all rotting hellscapes!” Cities:

lol

Based on my social media feeds over the last 48 hours, I'd say we finally found something on which "the academy" lacks intellectual diversity. "If it's not love, then it's the BLS, BLS, BLS that will bring us together."

Also, just…it is the summer of 2025, and the crisis that a bunch of self-described progressives in an immigrant-heavy blue city neighborhood are volunteering 100s or even 1000s of hours collectively to fight is…preventing seven story buildings with affordable housing

Some of y’all can’t handle two high agency males going at it and it really shows

I appreciate the transparency, but would it not have been simpler to have AI write the books that AI made up in the AI generated review?

I have tariffed the penguins that are on Heard Island and which you were probably assuming did not export goods forgive me they were taking advantage of us so cunning and so cold

Storming a Quaker Meeting House with weapons drawn is something that is so abhorrent and unacceptable that I am still struggling to comprehend it tbh.

Heartbreaking to see announcements of major layoffs at most research organizations that have played a vital role in supporting federal statistics for education and developing high-quality evidence about what policies/practices actually work. Below are just a few examples from my LinkedIn feed.

This is quite a way to end an essay (fr Peter Coviello): www.nplusonemag.com/online-only/...

Dear manager, This week I’ve 1. Let the days go by 2. Let the water hold me down 3. Water flowing underground 4. Into the blue again, into the silent water 5. Once in a lifetime Same as it ever was,

I'm no expert, but Jeremy Frey makes impossible things.

So much fun thinking through this with these amazing folks!

National Harbor is...

It's like I'm waiting anxiously for the HUD pick, but also glad that it doesn't seem to be a top priority.

fr Audrey Lorde

For all housing policy scholars! Please make your submissions for the Cityscape symposium that @philipgarboden.bsky.social and I are editing on landlords and HUD assisted populations. All methods, disciplines, and housing programs welcome! www.huduser.gov/portal/perio...