Anecdote incoming: I’m in my mid thirties and teach college students (so Gen Y teaching mostly Gen Z).

Every single student I’ve had over the last two years has been far better at telling AI photos and videos than I am. Like, they can just tell, and I need to notice a glitch.

I’d consider that a form of digital navigation (but you’re right, that’s a completely bullshit term), and it’s a continuation of the trend that’s existed since some of the first moviegoers tried to bail out of the “path” of a train filmed head-on in black and white

Because she couldn’t lawyer up and spoke English as a second language while representing herself

Listen, it’s for a good cause

I moved away from the US several years ago and unfortunately grew up in a fox household. On election night/the next day, I found myself seeking out CNN and MSN for the first time in my life. Normally I just do the results, but I wanted to bathe in people finally choosing differently. I wanted to hear the commentary and see their relief and I’m glad that I got to see Rachel Maddow talking about just throwing away trump’s comments.

That is a good fucking point. Of course, it would be trivial for YouTube to do the tiniest amount of due diligence, but they won’t unless they have to.

I mean, would you?

The press has probably been kinder to Jeffries than to John boehner, Kevin McCarthy, or Nancy Pelosi, and it’s still not exactly flattering coverage. Paul Ryan got off pretty easy (for a guy dumb enough to tell reporters RATM was one of his favorite musicians while being a conservative legacy politician and business inheritor; to paraphrase Tom Morello, Ryan is the machine), and majority leader is a less impactful role, so they don’t tend to get as raked.

Either one kind of pigeonholes you in congress unless you can then leap to president or vp, but most of the people trying that in the last fifty years have lost and exited politics.

Plus, you’ve got to engage in politics all the time. I know they’re all politicians, but I really hope they didn’t all get into it because they like constantly negotiating with their caucus members and opponents, then pressuring them, then (allegedly) fucking them over if they don’t vote like they want.

I had a phone call with a friend of mine, who told me that a person we both knew had lupus. We talked about it for a minute or two, because I’d only heard about it on house and didn’t know what it involved. Starting that afternoon, I got ads for lupus for about two weeks. I know I hadn’t received those ads before because I play a word game for which “lupus” is a really useful word, and I had not seen its spelling before then.

This was about 15 years ago. It could be a coincidence (but I’m not the age or race most predisposed to lupus), but I’ve been a believer in phones listening to you since.

That’s why you start at five

Check the date, it’s several years old

Where the hell is my husband?

With the possible exception of this guy, assuming that one can be a good CEO and a bad boss.

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