We need LLM-enabled topic-based post blocking on here. I don’t just want to mute every post that uses the word “Knicks”, I want to block every post about the Knicks.
@ArchysLife football (and thus closer to modern soccer), and was then called football. Then in bits and pieces, new rules were adopted until it became the modern game. So all debates about which “football” is real are dumb. It’s a fun historical contingency that they have the same name.
@ArchysLife Association football and American football and other football codes were all called football from their origin because they all evolved from an earlier common ancestor referred to as football. The earliest recognized American football game in the 1860s used rules close to archaic
@michaeljonny66@LACountyRRCC@Jkylebass The signature is on the outside of the envelope. They don't open it before a signature challenge happens. So it is not knowable that these are "all Pratt voters". Michael you really have to be careful, there are many people out there trying to deceive you about this stuff.
@DouthatNYT Yeah and in that case most “public organs” so to speak were pushing back on his election lies, and his arguments themselves were the opposite of persuasive, and yet we saw that ideological insanity crest into organized violence and its false axioms persist to this day.
@jbarro This tweet is very confusing. The article itself doesn’t make the claim that IQ is fake or that there are not innate ability differences between people. I’m honestly very confused at the framing of this tweet and the headline of the piece.
@brianluidog@NYMag The article is actually vastly better than the framing of this tweet and the headline itself. I seriously wonder if this editor and social media manager hate the author and wanted this piece to bomb.
@catpoopburglar@NYMag Her argument isn’t that because only 12% become “eminent” giftedness is fake or whatever. It’s about how 88% never do, which means like the woman she is describing, it’s more common to have been in GATE and not reached that level, which allegedly provokes certain feelings.
@AdamSchiavone@JamesSurowiecki@markprasek He said that before Trump you needed a reason (a.k.a. An excuse) to vote-by-mail “pretty much everywhere”, a region that apparently does not contain at least 15 states, some red and some blue, including some of the largest in the country.