Rhianna Rita Starr

Tarot card reader with interest in Future Options; Flamenco enthusiast; History & Vampire buff; Loves art history & museums; Current Events Junkie

[Rhianna Rita Starr @rhianna]

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[Robert Anderson @ProfRobAnderson]

I’m in Branson, Missouri today, or as I like to call it, Bible Vegas.

[Rhianna Rita Starr @rhianna]

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[Rhianna Rita Starr @rhianna]

@ProfRobAnderson First things first
Who reads Shakespeare anyway?

[AP 📈 @Trader_Pow]

@Kanthan2030 Should have taken profits kiddo

And watch betting size

[Rhianna Rita Starr @rhianna]

Are these comic examples of satire?

[Lawprofblawg @lawprofblawg]

@cheprofessor @HalSinger

[Rhianna Rita Starr @rhianna]

@justinformn Study a subject a little more before you make a decision

[Catholic Life @prayandfast2]

O come let us adore Him
Christ, the Lord!

[Capturing The Movies💄💋 @EternallyJustMe]

From Christmas Eve to the New Year I tend not to be on Twitter very much and just drop in.

What amazes me about this time of year is how hot under the collar people get about the most benign subjects.

Everytime I check in I’m seeing hate and pile ons…

I’m like

[Capturing The Movies💄💋 @EternallyJustMe]

Make Twitter Less Bitter 💕

Let’s spread some positivity on this platform.

Give me your favourite feel good movie(s) 🍿

I’ll start👇

[Rhianna Rita Starr @rhianna]

Lose a connection?

[Farm Girl Carrie 👩‍🌾 @FarmGirlCarrie]

Now your turn…

[DK🇺🇸🦅🇺🇸 @1Nicdar]

I crashed my bike in 1972 and scraped my knee.

We didn’t have internet then, so I’m telling you now.

[John Donoghue @JohnDonoghue64]

There’s nothing like a good game of Monopoly to bring the family together…

[Johnny Cadillac @lippyent]

Anybody over 50 still have them? Hmm 🤔 ?¿

[Hal Singer @halsinger]

The CEO of Khan Academy believes that AI will “displace workers at a scale many people don’t yet realize.” I agree. But his prescription is for companies that benefit from AI to devote one percent of its profits to retrain workers—else there will be tremendous public backlash. (Of course the NYT Opinion page eats this stuff up.) Two thoughts: First, this is a problem to be solved by government, not the private sector, which could care less about social costs. We could ban certain applications of AI today. Second, the public backlash needs to get going asap.