Rae Hanson

If you’re looking for me, I ducked out the back. Stayed a little too long and not heading anywhere new for now. Safe passage on your travels. May we meet again.

[Rae Hanson @raelee]

@ChadDarnell Not a Georgia person but Florida person who drives through Georgia regularly enough to understand this conundrum. Get a Peach Pass so you know it’ll continue to work in your home state while getting to enjoy it working in FL for your temporary stay here as well.

[Rae Hanson @raelee]

@KimberlyTaylor There are technical terms for all that but the 20 degree thing was my takeaway. So I leave mine at 80 or 82 during the day and then lower it at night when the outside temp falls a bit. Helps a little but it doesn’t stay cool inside for long once the sun is up.

[Rae Hanson @raelee]

@KimberlyTaylor This week I learned that at peak performance, the best your AC is going to be able to do is bring the temp down about 20 degrees. At our daytime current temps, trying to get your house below 80 is pushing your unit beyond its capabilities.

[Rae Hanson @raelee]

Would we call someone who is in almost every episode of the first season a cameo?

[Warner Bros. TV @warnerbrostv]

Which #VeronicaMars cameo was your favorite?

[Rae Hanson @raelee]

Retweeted this but should have noted to read the whole thread.

[Rae Hanson @raelee]

It’s been… a longer commitment than I expected, Twitter friends. I’ll still be on all my other legacy social media platforms until they also die a slow death. But I’m going to resist any Twitter replacements as long as possible. Cheers.

[sarah rose etter @sarahroseetter]

while i was deep in grief, i was researching brain waves & one thing i learned is that during severe depression/grief, we experience theta waves (which usually occur only before deep sleep) while we are awake. we literally sleepwalk through life due to sadness. just wild.

[Rae Hanson @raelee]

@shawnabenson @IanRGillespie Are pay bumps negotiations based on seasons vs episodes? Just curious how that differs, if at all, based on the length of a season.

[Rae Hanson @raelee]

This makes me happy because I enjoy the hell out of this show. But I did wonder if they had filmed all of the seasons already... because there was no discernable aging of the kids despite them being an age where 6 months difference is noticeable, much less years in between.

[Variety @Variety]

Netflix has renewed “Sweet Tooth” for a third and final season, which has already been filmed in New Zealand. The show's creator says: "In a lot of ways, it’s exactly the story that I imagined we would tell." https://t.co/YWuVpemI11

[Rae Hanson @raelee]

This name change is so they can get out the “lifetime” access bundle deals HBO made, right? Why else ditch the built-in brand recognition in this medium?

[Variety @Variety]

Warner Bros. Discovery Stock Drops After Max Presentation https://t.co/VlXL8lD4jD

[Rae Hanson @raelee]

What @Cigna is doing is atrocious and lacks any humanity for the people they insure. The doctors who sign off on these things should be ashamed and barred from practicing medicine. The number ticker @propublica uses in the article is very effective at underscoring this point.

[Patrick Rucker @PatrickMRucker]

New - @Cigna can decide that your care was “not medically necessary” in less than 2 seconds. Cigna doctors churn out denial letters by the thousands.

https://t.co/OzdkUx2KVG

[Rachel Bitecofer 🗽🦆 @RachelBitecofer]

Two years or so, I began an extensive research project into the totalitarian movements of the 1920s and 1930, with a heavy emphasis on Germany and Italy whose totalitarians regimes hailed from the political right.

When I started this research project I knew very little about the process by which the National Socialists actually rose to power, this despite holding both a college degree and a PhD in political science. My general knowledge was limited to the major battles of WWII and what was by far the Nazi’s worse crime: the systemic slaughter of 6 million Jews in the Holocaust.

With the tail end of the chaos of the Trump Administration and the Republican Party’s attempt to seize power after the 2020 election, what I wanted from my research was to feel better about the durability of democracy in America.

Instead, it made me feel worse. MUCH worse.

Turns out, how fascism rises is a tale as old as time, and its one that has profound implications for America’s current democratic woes.

That means it’s a tale that must be told.

This is the first in a series of episodes designed to bring what I’ve learned the past two years to you and hopefully from you, to your friends, relatives, and other associates. To assist with this effort, I’m teaming up with real experts on the Third Reich and on authoritarianism to talk about different aspects of how exactly, the Nazis seized power.

Today’s expert is Benjamin Hett, Professor of History at Hunter College and the Graduate Center at the City University of New York, author of the must-read book The Death of Democracy: Hitler's Rise to Power and the Downfall of the Weimar Republic.

Whether it is the Weimer Republic in Germany, pre-Mussolini Italy, modern Hungary, or most Cold War Russia, the common thread behind every successful totalitarian movement is underreaction by the rest of society while there is still time to stop them.

Once the crisis is obvious to everyone, it is already far too late.

Listen for free 👇

[Phil Augusta Jackson @PhilAugustaJ]

grand crew // season 2 // march 3rd // here's the season 2 trailer... sip sip 🍷🍷🍷

Grand Crew Season 2 | Official Trailer | NBC https://t.co/qKX7cQNUqN via @YouTube

[Marius Hauken @mhauken]

You're not using the Notes app on your iPhone to its full potential.

8 features you might not know about:

[Dr. Nicole LePera @Theholisticpsyc]

Over-explaining or over-apologizing was how your child self tried to stay safe around dangerous or unpredictable adults. You no longer needs these patterns. Say ‘no’ or ‘I can’t’ & sit with the guilt. People respect directness, even if it feels rude to us.

[Jeff Gilchrist @jeffgilchrist]

COVID-19: Things everyone should know (Part 1: Immune System)

With poor public health messaging, the general public doesn't seem to know some important things about how COVID-19 and the immune system actually works. 🧵1/

[Rae Hanson @raelee]

We really need to stop treating elections and politics like a sports competition.

[Steve Vladeck @steve_vladeck]

No one has “taken the lead” or “fallen behind.” The votes were all cast; now we’re just counting in no particular order.