I would love to see a modern take on Babylon 5. Times both have and haven’t changed, while the means to tell a story on TV certainly have. With @straczynski behind it, it has a shot to marry the old and new into something truly amazing. #B5onCWin23
Twitter constantly asks me to enable notifications. Why don’t I? Because I open the app multiple times a day already. And quite often, there’s a notification badge when the only notification is the request to enable notifications. Be less annoying, Twitter!
Sesame Street taught 1000s (incl me) to read, do simple math, be kind, understand a tiny bit of other languages/cultures, etc. before kindergarten. Watching it be burned down so quickly would be shocking if it weren’t exemplary of almost everything wrong with our world right now.
@gregvaughn lol. It was perfectly clear in my head, but not so much when reading it back. 🤦To me, saying it’s a good day to wash a cat is like saying it’s a good day to die.
the way I feel about typescript is the way I'd feel if someone popularized adding gendered nouns to english to make it feel more like a romance language
Amazing how we still ask questions ancient philosophers did. Is a fact a true belief or an accepted belief? The latter is subtly confusing. That confusion often leveraged in bad faith. The former is precise but near useless. It’s hard or impossible to know anything truly *is* so.
The problem with this take is that the ‘extremism’ right now is asymmetric.
One side’s “extremists” want to end democracy and believe in conspiracies about pedophiles; the other side’s “extremists” want universal healthcare and the cancelation of all student debt.
The forest was shrinking, but the trees kept cheering and voting for the axe. Because its handle was made of wood, and they thought it was one of them.