Living in the US right now is like sitting along the fault line between tectonic plates and just feeling them constantly grinding up against each other, feeling the warning quakes and waiting for the big one
@OneTimePhil@joesteel If you want to go deeper into the chaotic, episode 174 with Mikah Sargent has spawned years of members only bonus episodes. For something more recent I really like the discussion of the Matrix Resurrections in 343.
I, like others, love @powerlanguish's word game, Wordle. But I wish its shareable results were more accessible.
So I made a shortcut that takes your Wordle results and puts scores for 🟨 and 🟩 on each line.
It's called WordleBot, and it's free to use: https://t.co/tvlSybDiue
I have a theory that the reason public homelessness upsets people so much is because deep down they know it's an indictment of those of us with adequate resources, not those of us without.
There will always be people in society who need help. We decide how we will treat them.
The fact that we as a society would rather traumatize our kids rather than address the issue of gun violence is absolutely damning. It doesn’t have to be this way, but this is what we have chosen.
Saw a bunch of Wirecutter staff bylines in the NYT gift guide today—apparently they were not informed their writing was being used for a print edition, and weren’t compensated for that work the way other reporters are. Good reminder not to cross the digital picket line today
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I’ve had a tab with the original article this was based on open for ages, and always found it worth revisiting. Well worth your time if you haven’t read it.
For @TheAtlantic, I wrote about the salt-of-the-earth millionaires who make up America's local gentry, and how their economic and political clout shapes American politics and society. https://t.co/sOHTPclh7W