@Nnedi I've been thinking about this story for months now. Few other stories capture the depravity of this moment. PS. I only came here to see if it's still worth engaging on this hellish platform. And this post was the first one to come up...
"We found that a community library run by medical and social professionals was a useful social prescribing site and had various effects on the community residents who used it" https://t.co/FMORsaLl2u @lackooon cc @sandjar
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Someone once said libertarians are in fact like cats in that they consider themselves to be fiercely independent and autonomous of the safety system that keeps them from dying constantly, of which they are keenly unaware
I've never understood the political fear of Libertarians.
"Sure, they're not in power now, but someday they might take over and... uh, leave you alone, I guess, since that's kind of their whole deal."
It's like being afraid of cats.
📍An alternative to the traditional gated societies in most metropolitan cities, the proposed 550-metre tall mega structure around the Burj Khalifa will be broken down into smaller units to include the multi-purpose amenities. https://t.co/ygdDu9Jkav
I don't read fantasy at all, but two people, independently of each other, recommended Alif the Unseen by the brilliant @GWillowWilson. And being a Ms Marvel fan, I didn't need much more convoncing. Just finished it and this text hit me like a ton of bricks. Here are some gems...
On ways of knowing and colonialism: “I think we’re going
back to the way things used to be, before a bunch of European intellectuals in tights decided to draw a line between what’s rational and what’s not. I don’t think our ancestors thought the distinction was necessary.”