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The evidence is clear: reducing phone-use in classrooms promote concentration, academic success & social & emotional development.
We’re calling on California schools to act now to restrict smartphone use in classrooms. Let’s do what’s best for our youth.
https://t.co/btA5klCFRr
@arnonian@haehtid@GoyBoy20@gavinortlund I for one read it as sarcasm immediately. Your use of the word “force” tipped me off. But I’m a fairly sarcastic person myself.
maybe we need to start using /s at the end of sarcastic comments like on reddit.
@CaidenHooks@DrJordanBCooper Hi! The belief that Jesus only has one will was repudiated as heresy at the 6th ecumenical council. The orthodox position is that Jesus had two wills, a divine will and a human will.
Dr Craig has other heterodox christological positions, so this is just more of the same.
I’ve so loved saying the Nicene Creed every week in our worship services. I can’t imagine how it could be anything but valuable, particularly in training us how to articulate what we believe. I also think it’s a good thing to remember that we share this glorious faith in Christ with others outside our church or denominational walls. Every time we say it, I still want to look around the sanctuary and nod like, Isn’t this the most beautiful thing?
@aarmlovi Hadn’t thought about the particulars of this before but you’re absolutely right. It isn’t “induced demand” itself that we’re fighting, it’s inducing demand for an incredibly space and eco inefficient mode of transport.
Hundreds of busses > 1000s of cars
Great reminder of the limited generality of the pop Twitter version of "induced demand" 👇
It is obviously possible to meet & exceed bus rider demand!
Using Twitterized versions of induced demand ("Just one more bus, bro") as an excuse to limit bus supply is a huge mistake