Hey, @uw_icecube (sorry, not @icecube), did you know that you get a shout-out in the book @projecthailmary that was adapted into the #1 Worldwide Box Office Film in the World?
Seems like you should invite @andyweirauthor to go visit the installation!
@visitpham the #phart museum? You gotta be kidding me! π most unnecessary rebranding ever. In Philly, we just call it βthe art museumβ. But we had no problem calling it the Philadelphia Museum of Art to out of town. Weβre smart people, we can handle words. PMA is better than PAM
@shwood I have a modest proposal for you. It involves a seance that has yet to occur, but that will call back 150 years...interested? Please DM on the DL
@MightyHeaton There's just been a contentious history MUCH longer than was stated, Carter/Reagan was just the latest volley, JC promoting it to cabinet-level and then RR lacking popular support to demote it. It's roots are in slavery, reconstruction, and Jim Crow:
https://t.co/JbyFm3JeTH
@MightyHeaton Same and same about your content. You've highlighted some amazing guests I was unaware of. Even if I didn't ALSO enjoy your witty and reasonable content (much/some of which I don't agree with), the podcast would be worth it just the guests. Keep up the great work and thanks.
@MightyHeaton You generally do a great job of at least mentioning that you're eliding/hand-waving over some details and give the actual details, here you whiffed on that. Yes, it has been contentious, been an "Office" in the Dept of Interior since then, but the origin was really much earlier.
@MightyHeaton I liked it as well, and the idea of income sharing rather than student loans seems like a sane alternative. However, you also repeatedly made a spurious (false/dubious) claim that the D of Ed idea came about in 1980. It was signed into existence by Pres Andrew Johnson in 1867...
@MonogramMetalS Do you do custom design orders? I'm a member of a club that has a specific design in mind and we might have an order of 5-10 if the price is right for small (6-10" cutout signs).
...but they then go on to say "Surprisingly, the results showed no association of depression with screen time use, despite such associations having been found in previous research."
@JeffreyDavis108 Hi Mr. Davis. I just read your interesting article on Psychology Today about screen time being linked to anxiety and depression.
I feel the need to point out that one of your linked studies says exactly the opposite to one of your points you were making
However, in that study's first paragraph, the authors conclude that although they found "The increase in time spent viewing entertainment on a screen both prior to and during the pandemic was associated with a boost in anxiety scores." so far, so good...