There is a shared familiarity among immigrants and the children of immigrants in the USA. Their belongingness has been questioned because to some they "don't look like they're from here".
"There is something familiar to many Asian Americans to have our belongingness questioned.”
–@AndrewYang, on his “New Yorkness” and living here for 25 years.
This is a true story of how I used A.I. to simulate a conversation between myself and my dead fiancée, Jessica.
News outlet: @sfchronicle
Writer: @jfagone
Made possible using Project December, a gpt-3 chat-bot engine created by @jasonrohrer
https://t.co/ftnAMqG4SB
Iceland recently completed a 4-yr trial of a 4-day week with no reduction of pay with 1% of its population taking part. The result? Productivity increased. Well-being increased. It was such a success their unions are already negotiating for it nationwide.
https://t.co/1lKbHXk1AM
Now on https://t.co/COEsnkaeeO @scottsantens and I talk about his discovery of Universal Basic Income, crowdfunding one for himself, the start of my presidential campaign, what people can do to help now and much more. Congrats on the nuptials Scott!
@jacobin It was always a point Andrew Yang made, but ppl always came back with the BS talking point of "UBI is meant to placate the poor to prevent them from demanding more". But nah, let's silence the man that helped make this idea mainstream.
“I’m just so proud of all of you who have grown up with us, and I know how tough it is some days to look with hope and confidence on the months and years ahead. But I would like to tell you what I often told you when you were much younger. I like you just the way you are.”