Diane Gall

philosopher, social media darling

[William Shatner @WilliamShatner]

Sure. I used different words in different combinations to tell different stories. 😑

[Diane Gall @dianegall]

@FrancescoNahue1 @MadameSiimone @avianca It doesn’t cost them any more to fly that route. So, you are advocating for a business to profit from the misery of their customers.

[Snoopy @snoopyb047]

Pray for Colombia 🇨🇴 💔

[Phil Hoyeck @PAHoyeck]

Top four most insular cults:

1. Manson Family
2. Heaven's Gate
3. Wittgenstein studies
4. Church of Scientology

[Diane Gall @dianegall]

@Brainrots54 @AlanRMacLeod Now ask it how many different ethnic groups are in that country.

[Diane Gall @dianegall]

@insatiablevine @NorCalHKYplayer Get a room.

[Diane Gall @dianegall]

@sccNick70 @grok @gfinockio Ask your buddy how this Order-in-Council interacts with Bill 29 and if the Minister is empowered to specify what goods or services are “preventative health testing services” and establish the reimbursement rates for those services.

[Diane Gall @dianegall]

@iBeleaf13 @gfinockio And yet that isn’t what the Order-in-Council says, is it?

[Glenn Finockio @gfinockio]

Danielle Smith's words in 2023:

"It means that a UCP government, under my leadership, will not de-list any medical services or prescriptions now covered by Alberta Health Insurance. No exceptions."

She lied, of course.

#ableg #cdnpolitics #canada #news

[Diane Gall @dianegall]

@Agapi_Marketing @FionaMattatall It is more important to read the Order in Council rather than the “explanation” preferred on various websites.

[DJ @DjCheshier]

Canada’s boreal forest — the source of much of the wildfire smoke drifting into the U.S. — isn’t like our managed forests in the lower 48.
It’s the largest intact forest ecosystem on Earth: roughly 1.3 billion acres (about 78 times larger than Alaska’s Tongass, our biggest national forest, and 7 times larger than all 154 U.S. National Forests combined). It stretches in an almost continuous belt from the Yukon to Newfoundland.
Why can’t they just do controlled burns like we do here?
Because most of it is remote, roadless wilderness.
• Less than 9% of Canada’s population lives in the boreal region.
• Less than 1% of the forest itself is developed.
• Vast areas have no roads and are only accessible by aircraft or winter roads.
You can’t send crews in to do prescribed burns across a billion+ acres of inaccessible terrain the way we can in populated areas near roads and communities in the U.S. Wildfire has been nature’s primary management tool in these ecosystems for thousands of years.
Smoke reaching the Northeast isn’t new either. It happened in 1950, 1988, 1995, 2002, 2017, 2021, 2023, 2025, and now 2026. Weather (especially upper-level wind patterns) determines where the smoke goes, not just where the fires are burning.
Blaming Canada’s government for “not controlling” these fires is political theater. The scale and inaccessibility make large-scale suppression or prevention across that wilderness fundamentally different — and in many places, practically impossible — from managing forests near U.S. population centers.
Nature runs that forest. Politicians don’t. Let’s stop pretending otherwise.

[Diane Gall @dianegall]

@gilmcgowan Just use their form and decline to select one of the nonsense moans they have provided. Then say what you really feel about bike lanes in the space provided.

[Matt Olma @matt_olma]

Some definitions for any who are confused.

Subjective: bad
Objective: good
Ontological: very
Valid: true
Metaphysical: ontological
A priori: without thinking on it too deeply
Deontological: prudish
Postmodern: bad in a French way
Continental: bad in a German way

[Diane Gall @dianegall]

@AxeCapital21 @AbGamble1 @marlene4719 You mean citing Christ?

[Phil Hoyeck @PAHoyeck]

This week is Kantianism Awareness Week. RETWEET to spread awareness of the thousands of people impacted by Kantianism worldwide.

[Diane Gall @dianegall]

@TheStalwart But I can think of good reasons to refuse to use Google Maps. They are incidentally much the same reasons I recommend students not use LLMs.

[Jeff Trexler @jefftrexler]

@DAMendelsohnNYC If we get Aristotle’s Poetics on comedy, it’s time for a seance to read it to Umberto Eco.

[Diane Gall @dianegall]

@Nate_Common @Normsmusic Pure nonsensical apologetics for someone being devoid of imagination.

[Pope Leo XIV @Pontifex]

It is important to resist the commodification of basic human needs. Food, water and healthcare cannot be subordinated to market considerations or geopolitical interests. Access to adequate food is a fundamental human right grounded in the dignity of every person. Meeting this need not only alleviates suffering but also addresses underlying causes of geopolitical instability. Indeed, food security is an essential component of global and integral security. https://t.co/DgkM9RegJ7