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Professor of English literature at Wilmington College, lover of Victorian things, mother of two
Kids! They give the worst course evals!
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Joshua Gooch
5 days ago
Week thirteen of the semester, every time
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Wile E Coyote Falls Off Cliff
YouTube video by Frankie Allen
https://youtu.be/SmkC949I1es
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CHOAM shareholder (non-voting)
8 days ago
I just kind of think all these people should, after a fair trial in which they are zealously represented before a jury of their peers, be eaten
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Robert Reich
11 days ago
Voters want a Democratic Party that fights back against the forces that have rigged the system and made their lives more difficult. A party that comforts the afflicted and afflicts the comfortable ānot a party that buckles and capitulates. When will party leadership learn this lesson?
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Rose Ruane
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Kevin M. Kruse
24 days ago
Once again,
@mcsweeneys.net
does not miss. ------------------------------------------------ "In 2004, you saw some college guy using me and thought, 'What a lazy cheater.' Now youād think, 'At least heās not asking Gemini.' In a few years, youāll say, 'Wow, look, a human being who can read.'"
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Hi, Itās Me, Wikipedia, and I Am Ready for Your Apology
āWikipedia, the constantly changing knowledge base created by a global free-for-all of anonymous users, now stands as the leading force for the dum...
https://www.mcsweeneys.net/articles/hi-its-me-wikipedia-and-i-am-ready-for-your-apology
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Microplastics Sommelier
24 days ago
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Ketan Joshi
about 1 month ago
"One of them told her he had consulted ChatGPT to find tide times before deeming it safe to venture out to the island early on Wednesday. He said: āI made the mistake of using ChatGPT for research to see when the low tide was" The death toll from this tech is only going to rise
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Restaurant boss saves two people's lives after desperately shouting for them to stop
He ran out of the restaurant and warned the pair to turn back
https://uk.news.yahoo.com/restaurant-boss-saw-two-people-195803498.html?guccounter=1&guce_referrer=aHR0cHM6Ly9kdWNrZHVja2dvLmNvbS8&guce_referrer_sig=AQAAAMheQdoxpD540wWM7Q9IAHMEPaiBvULYn0UcJBKhludjgXwleudDd_cl9pmfeqWE6_MMXWKBC4QJrAvY-9gixa8SwrlFQxa42Yb4_AqCmkNOLs055YCsr0tAsSDIvQ9NBpe0HT97let9mOF5kqUOtW3Hq1lfLp9jKCzqUROMs15i
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Mark Jacob
about 1 month ago
A terrific AFP fact check uses reverse image searches to expose how a White House video took scenes from Florida, Texas, South Carolina and Nebraska and lied that they showed "Chicago is in chaos."
factcheck.afp.com/doc.afp.com....
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Marc Watkins
about 1 month ago
Some teachers are using AI to grade and few are talking about it. Scantrons are one thing, but automating grading, feedback, and assessing written work with AI poses massive ethical challenges and should not become the default or go to choice in education. š in comments
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Michele
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ryan cooper
2 months ago
āThe Onion stands at the ready to act as a mouthpiece of the worldās elite, using its distinguished reportage to parrot whatever the party line happens to be. Genocide, eugenics, incestāno topic is too taboo to find support in our paper so long as it has been approved by a trustworthy establishmentā
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In Defense Of Mass Censorship
When The Onionās editorial board convened to discuss the tumultuous events of the previous month, one conclusion became evident: The world stands at a crossroads. Two visions of our collective future ...
https://theonion.com/in-defense-of-mass-censorship-1848673776/
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Governor JB Pritzker
2 months ago
This is the playbook, folks. If you're not paying attention now and doing something about it, then you're going to have to sit down the rest of your life because democracy is being taken away. Do not be quiet in this moment.
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Richard Mirabella š
2 months ago
Freaking the fuck out every day is fun, huh?
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Radley Balko
3 months ago
I hate it here.
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Lupita Nihongo
3 months ago
If you say 'heteronormative' or 'unhoused person' or 'food insecurity' you're basically talking gibberish and nobody can understand you but if you say you can see inflammation in children at the airport and that vaccines lower IQ or that germs are a myth you get to fire all the scientists.
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Brian Groom
3 months ago
Peterloo Massacre happened
#OTD
1819, estimated 15-18 people killed. Came during turbulent period of explosive population growth, food shortages caused by climatic disruption after a volcano erupted in Indonesia, aftermath of war, stresses of urbanisation and industrialisation.
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Thiago Krause
3 months ago
As always, Ted Chiang is great in this interview.
cdh.princeton.edu/blog/2025/08...
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Carl Quintanilla
3 months ago
Someone finally wrote the data-center/electricity inflation story.
@nytimes.com
#CPI
www.nytimes.com/2025/08/14/b...
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Evergreen
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Ygrene
4 months ago
iām not seeing here in the constitution where it says every single day must be insane
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Jerry Chen
4 months ago
TIMELINE: ok i hear what you're saying. but what if things got dumber
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Jeff (Gutenberg Parenthesis) Jarvis
4 months ago
"The tragedy of the contemporary academy is that even when traditional liberal learning clearly wins with students and donors, it loses with those in power." Students Want the Liberal Arts. Administrators, Not So Much.
www.nytimes.com/2025/07/17/o...
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Opinion | Students Want the Liberal Arts. Administrators, Not So Much.
https://www.nytimes.com/2025/07/17/opinion/liberal-arts-college-students-administration.html?smid=tw-share
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Marcus Luther
4 months ago
Thinking a lot lately about how we have for some time treated the reading of books as a means to an end in school rather than the books themselves as a worthwhile end. Lots of complicated thoughts on this but it's definitely something I've been wrestling with.
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Jon Cooper
5 months ago
Whatās true for Putinās Russia is equally true for Trumpās Amerika.
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Ken Klippenstein
5 months ago
NYC Comptroller Brad Lander: "I don't think the line for the [Democratic] party right now is between progressives and moderates; I think it's between fighters and folders."
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Yes, this the problem, especially since this gendered dynamic is hard to change
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jamelle
5 months ago
hell yeah
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Still We Rise
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Dmitry Grozoubinski
5 months ago
This is everywhere. Every academic institution I know is held together by some exhausted woman in her early 40's who waits until the old white male professors have finished their vague rants and says, "alright, so concretely can I propose the following next steps..." She makes half their salary.
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Joshua Reed Eakle š½
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Elizabeth Warren
6 months ago
When Americans raised concerns about RFK Jr.'s anti-vaccine views, he said he was "not gonna take away vaccines from anybody." But now he's taking them away from millions of mommas and babies. Vaccine recommendations should be based on science, not RFK Jr.'s political agenda.
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Michael Derby
6 months ago
Fed Chair Powell graduation remarks to Princeton nod toward our current predicament: "Look around you. I urge you to take none of this for granted. When you look back in 50 years, you will want to know that you have done whatever it takes to preserve and strengthen our democracy."
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s. e. smith
6 months ago
The fact that we are debating things like 'is preventative dental care good' is a truly dismal state of affairs.
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Iām a dentist from India. The fluoride debate in the U.S. horrifies me
While debates in the U.S. rage about potential overexposure to fluoride, people worldwide still lack basic access to it.
https://www.statnews.com/2025/05/24/fluoride-ban-florida-dentist-public-health-cavities/
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Ketan Joshi
6 months ago
"Everybody who uses AI is going to get exponentially stupider, and the stupider they get, the more theyāll need to use AI to be able to do stuff that they were previously able to do with their minds"
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Pavel*
6 months ago
Oh, you're a people pleaser? Then name 3 people who are pleased with you
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John Warner
6 months ago
At one of the talks I was giving to college faculty last week I mused off the top of my head that the first handful of institutions that pivot AWAY from AI and promise a human/bespoke experience in their marketing will have a positioning advantage. Not everyone is looking for the AI-forward place.
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Pup Fiction
6 months ago
They should transport the luxury plane from Qatar to the US on a US aircraft carrier š
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Ian Weissman, DO
7 months ago
Two cities stopped adding fluoride to water. Long-term data showed how ending fluoridation adversely affected the health of the population.
www.sciencenews.org/article/fluo...
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Two cities stopped adding fluoride to water. Science reveals what happened
As calls to end fluoride in water get louder, changes to the dental health of children in Calgary, Canada, and Juneau, Alaska, may provide a cautionary tale.
https://www.sciencenews.org/article/fluoride-drinking-water-dental-health
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David M. Perry
7 months ago
Handing over academic institutional leadership to a roving class of elite administrators, none remaining in place long, just climbing ladders and cashing checks ⦠was a mistake,
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And THIS is why you donāt trust AI! Itās a big part of the novel that Ishmael āalone escaped to tell theeā!
7 months ago
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rax ālevon honkersā king
7 months ago
āchill this cookie dough for 24-36 hoursā hey. fuck you
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Joshua Engel, Esq.
8 months ago
Large turnout for
#handsoff
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Hypervisible
8 months ago
Many of the students interviewed report that they widely use the tools but also recognize how using the tech erodes their own skills.
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College students using AI are worried their skills could stagnate. Some feel guilty about heavy use.
Conversations with over a dozen college students across the US revealed fears of developing an over-reliance on AI.
https://www.businessinsider.com/how-college-students-use-ai-homework-study-2025-3
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Xeynon
8 months ago
The contrast with Gavin Newsom could not be stronger or less flattering to him.
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Coach Finstock
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Marc Elias
8 months ago
Hey, Politico -- I consider myself to have "long-term standing in the private legal community" and I have been willing to speak out almost every single day. And, I'm not alone. Yes, there is widespread cowardice among law firms, but don't ignore those refusing to bow down. Defiantly, Marc Elias
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