Jonathan Hensley

Trailer editor, cinephile, and current affairs junky.

[Jonathan Hensley @jshensley]

@JonathanMerritt Can't understand the reasoning here... one president has been convicted, and now every president will be?

I also don't want to live in a world where people - by virtue of being President - are above the law.

[Jonathan Hensley @jshensley]

@GunnerGale Not just Arnold. MGM lists this as a fact in the insert of their 2003 DVD edition.

[Jonathan Hensley @jshensley]

@scottderrickson What are the other four?

[Jonathan Hensley @jshensley]

@SharkTenko @EliErlick That seems like a pretty strong ad-hominem to me on the surface. Not saying she is entirely (or mostly) right, but accusing her of being transphobic out of the gate after 5 years of study on this seems a bit extreme.

Still, thanks for your engagement. Appreciate it.

[Jonathan Hensley @jshensley]

@SharkTenko @EliErlick If you were reporting on the history of infertility, for example, you might not find it necessary to trace back to theories on the four humors.

Again, not saying that is true. I just need to do my own digging.

2/2

[Jonathan Hensley @jshensley]

@SharkTenko @EliErlick Possibly. I need to get in there and read the full context of the report, as well as what types of treatments were offered in the 1910s. It seems one possible explanation is Cass might contextually be tracing the history of "modern" healthcare services, not all services. 1/2

[Jonathan Hensley @jshensley]

@inremichaela @EliErlick Ah this makes more sense; though I personally did not glean that from this out of context paragraph. But I can more understand Eli's critique now.

[Jonathan Hensley @jshensley]

@SharkTenko @EliErlick That doesn't mean the paper is right either. But this seems a pretty erroneous error, where I can see how a clinic can be opened in 1969, and treatment for young people and children didn't start until the mid-70s.

[Jonathan Hensley @jshensley]

@SharkTenko @EliErlick That doesn't really seem to help OP's critique though. It just seems the full sentence - which she highlighted - wasn't read. Feels as though she was searching for something to critique so hard she didn't actually take time to read the paper.

[Jonathan Hensley @jshensley]

@williamwolfe @timkellernyc I hold to a Biblical sexual ethic. But I find fault with the line “you can’t be a Christian and deny God’s teaching on homosexuality.”

Nearly all of the patriarchs were polygamists. Yet God still used them for his purposes.

Belief in Christ saves. Not belief in a sexual ethic.

[Jonathan Hensley @jshensley]

@JohnPiper When I sip my coffee in the middle of worship songs, I stand in reference of God indeed.

Only an amazing and awesome God could make a drink this good.

[Jonathan Hensley @jshensley]

@FrankieSaysNews @BredBoy01 @janemarielynch I am for accountability. But I am not sure all crimes are equal and therefore need equal punishment.

It was a joke. Distasteful? Yes. Worth forcing him out of the senate? Not so sure.

[Jonathan Hensley @jshensley]

@patrickhwillems I also am a video editor who uses my physical media collection for work-related purposes, ripping many of my BDs to ProRes for work projects.

MyMovies is your answer here.

Though the spreadsheet is amazing. Good job.

[Jonathan Hensley @jshensley]

@patrickhwillems @TheLeoSol Same problem persists though. Do you go alphabetically then? Or are there spine numbers on Kino?

[Jonathan Hensley @jshensley]

@DennyBurk @nytimes Not sure what you’re reading. The first paragraph takes a broad view of the court’s rulings this past year - many indeed unpopular and which do ON THE WHOLE threaten to lose public confidence in the court.

The second narrows down on affirmative action.

[Jonathan Hensley @jshensley]

@LarryFarlow @DennyBurk @nytimes If that were true then why even include that statement in the article?

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@AdamMGrant I'm not sure it can't be both... I think the situation has a morbid irony to it, AND I feel compassion for the people and their families. I don't believe they're mutually exclusive.

[Jonathan Hensley @jshensley]

The same study also revealed that water is wet.

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New study says high housing costs, low income push Californians into homelessness https://t.co/AzekagCBjf

[Jonathan Hensley @jshensley]

@kristoph @mattfricke @MKBHD I could see this being an adopted piece of tech at many companies who has shifted to a WFH / hybrid model, specifically engineering type firms. If Apple can get one or two big companies to sign on, they can fund it for a v.2 that's hopefully more competitive price-wise.