“they should teach media literacy in schools” english class “they should teach students how to spot misinformation” it's english class “they should teach kids critical thinking” its called engish class
The reason you’re unhappy is that you haven’t found the right thing to buy. There’s something out there you can purchase that will make this all go away
Monday mood: Otoboke Beaver going full punk fury on 'I checked your cellphone'—that drummer's intensity is unreal! Japanese garage-punk at its chaotic best 🔥🥁🎸
If you were hitting the early-’90s warehouse parties, The Prodigy’s “Charly” would have been in the mix. I still have a mixtape from that era a DJ friend made for me. I made sure this track was on it.
Israel has wiped out Al-Ishraq School in Bint Jbeil, South Lebanon.
It was the last remaining school in the city.
Israel has now deliberately destroyed every educational institution in Bint Jbeil.
Every. Single. One.
Netanyahu's Jet Crosses 4 ICC States and Not One Enforced the Warrant
He crossed Greek, Italian, French, and Canadian airspace en route to Washington. All four signed the Rome Statute. All four are legally bound to arrest him.
Not one lifted a finger.
Every book burning in history was performed in public. The Inquisition wanted witnesses. The Nazis wanted photographs. The one happening right now shreds up to a million books per order and comes with a nondisclosure agreement, because the people running it understand exactly how it looks.
ISBNdb, a database company that spent years helping libraries and booksellers find books, now brokers anonymous bulk purchases for AI labs. Its own website admits that "AI company destroys two million books" is a headline nobody wants, then offers a strict NDA on every engagement and coaches buyers to describe the shredding as digital preservation. A rare book dealer in Haarlem received an order for nearly 3,000 titles. Sellers across Germany, Switzerland, and Spain report the same overnight bulk buys. Books with almost no surviving copies are going into the spine-cutters.
And the law is holding the door open. Judge Alsup ruled in Bartz v. Anthropic that buying a book, slicing off its spine, and destroying it after scanning is transformative fair use. The pirated half of the same case cost $1.5 billion in settlement, roughly $3,000 per book. So the market learned the lesson instantly. Piracy costs $3,000 a copy. Destruction costs nothing.
Google scanned 25 million library books, returned every single one, and spent 11 years in court defending it. The shredder approach cleared court in ten months. Guess which method the industry chose.
When your business model needs an NDA to survive contact with the public, you already know what the business is. The book burners of history at least stood next to the fire.
I’m not voting for any pro-Israel democratic candidate anywhere on the ballot. IDGAF if Democrats lose.
They’ve already proved they can’t be trusted with power any more than Republicans
🚨UNCOMFORTABLE TRUTH: Nobody is coming. Not a party, not an election, not a better politician. The system is not malfunctioning, it is functioning, for people who are not you.
M|A|R|R|S’ 1987 single “Pump Up the Volume” is a landmark in house music, a collaboration by Colourbox and A.R. Kane. Assembled from a massive array of samples.