We need mothers in workplaces, because--new essay--Only a Mother Knows: on standpoint, care, and limits of knowledge and understanding.
https://t.co/yloZmKn539
Daughter: Everybody loves everybody in this family!
Ryan: I'll teach you how to write that in predicate logic when you turn 7.
Me: For all x... Do?
Ryan: We don't use the do operator here.
Me: Except for between Dad and Mom?
Ryan:
"Motherhood feels like a slow disappearance—of sleep, solitude, even air. But in that disappearing, something else expands: the number of hearts beating because of you."
https://t.co/6ISczf7JlS
"Meritocracy is an illusion, a myth, a mechanism to trick us working-class apes into working harder for those who can tell good stories."
https://t.co/EUvc7sRqeG
“When you’re employed, you don’t care about the tangible returns of the work you do. You get paid. That’s all you need to know.”
https://t.co/w9JafHgdxp
I don't know what the rest of the US would do when a stranger -- a tall big man -- talked very loudly (almost shouted) at a pregnant woman who's alone. But I know what New Yorkers on a subway did.
This is my favorite essay so far.