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The hilarious thing about this entire dumb situation is that it demonstrates that the structure of this show makes no sense if you assume the contestants are live humans with

Everybody has to make their own decisions about what's safe. I get that. But sneering at people "hiding in their basements" because they're trying to be careful makes me want

One thing I always notice about debate analysis is that commentary often talks about who won, who lost, who was "effective," without filling in the obvious gap -- effective at

If you have the room, let me tell you about the DIY recording booth that's helping me not sit in a closet. In case it helps. I bought three freestanding

I was talking to a friend yesterday about how hard it is for single people to talk about the loneliness of this pandemic, because it can be interpreted as, you

That Harper's letter, to me, is in large part from people who are unhappy that they're not leading the current conversation, addressed to the many other people they believe are

In honor of the many affectionate HAMILTON tweets I've offered this week, here's one of my critiques: its conception and romanticizing of forgiveness is very bothersome to me! Forgiveness is

I think this is a really good time for white people trying to be allies to carefully source every image you're spreading, every anecdote you're calling inspirational, every "THIS," everything.

I'm fascinated by the idea of offering treats to prod people to leash their dogs. Because of course, it wouldn't work if people could actually control their dogs, which is

I have a small CSA box, which raises the obvious question: "Rhubarb: What Is It Good For?" I appreciate all y'all very much for giving this tweet the good kind

Today I acknowledged that I'm going to have to slow down fiction writing for a while, simply because I don't know how I'm going to feel for the next however

A hard thing is that as an anxious person, and/or one who deals with depressive episodes, you learn to kind of distrust your instinctive levels -- to say yes, I'm