@ScottAdamsSays Has handled this time leading up to his transition to the next whatever-to-follow with such grace and we should all take a note from him:
When it is my time to go, I need to remember to invite people who care about about me to some kind of goodbye that isn’t a straight-up goodbye, but more a really, really good visit about things that matter.
😢❤️🩹
@AngelMD1103 I think we should normalize finding a good seamstress because no matter what…most clothes off the rack just don’t fit very many bodies well, even the healthy/fit ones.
@LCLChicago1966@paratroopbrady She said this week she started her weight loss journey in 2024…I’m thinking 2 years is a healthy amount of time to drop 100 lbs.
Ypu know what I’m sick of? Posts on here that seem valid enough at first glance, but when you look into them you find replies that all sound the same. Think “amazing post” is what real people write?
Here’s an example:
@True28200@Felicit96215374@r0ck3t23 Some are quite awful. But, kids learning with zero human interaction is not necessarily the best idea. Just my opinion.
@ConOat@Felicit96215374@r0ck3t23 I’m just a parent wishing kids had good teachers. I have no game here. I’m a real person, with no agenda and don’t really understand the sass I am getting for wondering about a human solution.
@cdm214@Felicit96215374@r0ck3t23 I am not a teacher. I am a parent with a gifted student who has been bored out of her mind most of the time. Just wondering if we could do better with less students in a class (less like a factory).
@bob161610@Felicit96215374@r0ck3t23 I guess I make the assumption if they had less students they would be able (willing) to go at different paces (like they used to in 1 room school houses).
Nope 🤣 Just a parent who has a kid doing online school (no teacher interaction/instruction really) and she does better in some of the classes when she and I engage together with the lesson and have interaction.
I’m not saying AI can’t be helpful, but I do think some human interaction is helpful.