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Senor_Fretty2

Some people want it to happen, some wish it would happen, others make it happen. How wonderful it is that nobody need wait a single moment before starting to improve

Erin accountability, then unity Ryan

morninggloria

In addition to the unfathomable tragedy of 190,000 people dead, think of all the smaller painful losses Trump's lies & mismanagement have led to-- lost school years, canceled family reunions

Kelly Lynne D'Angelo ✨

kellylynnedang

A THREAD: *Deep Breath* This is a big one. [And I want to preface that with everything I say, I am only speaking from my own personal observations and cannot

Charles H.F. Davis III

hfdavis

Following @agonzal6’s lead to add to the chorus of those navigating PhD admissions decisions. Like a number of us, I wasn’t granted admission to a number of doc programs, 13

Actually malicious, no actual malice

apark2453

All of the "if the President did something so profoundly unconstitutional as to trigger the most massive constitutional crisis since the civil war" catastrophizing is always "true" in the sense

🍂 MELISSA MEDINA 🍂

melissamedinavo

DONT LET PPL TAKE ADVANTAGE OF YOUR EXCITEMENT: A VA TIP THREADVet your clients BEFORE you audition. Do they have a website or some sort of online presence, social media,

Katie Gutierrez

katie_gutz

What’s everybody doing to combat the MONOTONY of these days? It’s like every day is so hard, but also so boring, and we’re just—trapped?! I think for me the monotony

Tren Griffin

trengriffin

1/ Charlie Munger: “We have the same problem as everyone else: It's very hard to predict the future...”"It's highly likely that the people who confidently think they know the consequences

ロコちゃん - hereticalupdate.substack.com

RokoMijicUK

Researchers make terrible futurists. Really. Why? Several reasons:(1) Because they spend their days trying to solve really hard problems. They experience 99.9% "hard" and "it doesn't work yet". This induces

NYC Angry Mom - #OpenSchools

angrybklynmom

In a renewed rage, I just allowed myself to remember that Daycare in NYC reopened in June, w/ minimal fanfare. Search for "Daycare NYC Safe" and you get a tiny

Christopher Mims

mims

The pandemic may not kill the open-plan office, but it has highlighted its anti-human preposterousness.So what's next?Tech companies have a new vision to sell: The "dynamic" officehttps://www.wsj.com/articles/goodbye-open-offi

Madelaine Hanson

MadelaineLucieH

RIGHT. I'd appreciate a share for this because I'm tired of seeing so many of my friends get scammed. At this time of year, lots of 'companies' will be offering

Alex Good

goodalexander

Principles of rigorous backtesting. I'm at the point where I think backtesting has no positive edge - but failing to do it well can lose you a lot of money.

Tyler Bowyer

conservatyler

When I was elected GOP Chair of Maricopa County, I met with Sen McCain out of respect for his office & service. In the first, short meeting in his Senate

Mitchell "Hawley&Cruz Must Go" Robinson

mrobmused

I had the privilege of observing a student teacher yesterday, and was just blown away at what she and her cooperating teacher were doing in their virtual set up... They

Holly

HollyBlomberg

How did corporations gain so much power over US politics? Original sin occurred when two Republicans (NY Senator Roscoe Conkling & OH Congressman John A. Bingham) intentionally planted an ambiguity

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