29 years ago today, "Stay (I Missed You)" hit #1 on the @billboard Hot 100! I produced "Stay (I Missed You) with @juanpatinophoto pictured here then and now with Ethan Hawke, who directed the music video and suggested the song for the Reality Bites soundtrack!
@ThatKevinSmith news related to the stuff you and Marc were talking about at SDCC. Also, is Marc on any other socials? I know he’s not on Twitter anymore, and he hasn’t posted anything on FB since March… https://t.co/fP6znY0ZQc
@ThatKevinSmith@SmodCinemas@IndianaJones Just saw it, and oh man I can’t wait to hear Marc’s take. Thoroughly disappointing slog, plot holes galore. Phoebe Waller Bridges’s character was an unlikable sociopath who suffers no consequences for her actions. I can’t believe this is how they decided to end the franchise.
@UltraRunnerPod Did he violate some obvious rules here? Every warm weather ultra I’ve RD’d or volunteered at there’s been plenty of water and ice to dump on runners to keep them cool. The only thing that I find silly is how unnecessarily overdramatic it looks. Especially dumping the bottles.
The harsh truth is that cognitive ability predicts standardized achievement performance a LOT and most tests in school are thinly veiled IQ tests. As I wrote in an earlier article: "I'm not convinced any of that should be the top priority of education. What about deep, meaningful learning that students will remember the rest of their lives? That connects the material to their own personal lives, and the lives of others? What about helping students learn about themselves, and their identity? Or helping them find their unique passions and inclinations, and cultivating that through engagement in personally meaningful projects? Don't get me wrong: I recognize the importance of assessing content knowledge and the importance of abstract reasoning and holding lots of information in your mind at one time. I do think the question 'Does growth in standardized achievement test scores buy you higher cognitive ability?' is an important one. But I think an equally important question is: 'Should we even be standardizing minds in the first place?'" https://t.co/wpnziijFid
@sbkaufman hey dude! Not sure how far you book and record episodes with guests, but can you pleeeeeaaaase get @ThatKevinSmith on the podcast? He just publicly opened up about some really important stuff.
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