In today’s think-piece, primary editors Artur Banaszewski and Jacob Saliba discuss the influence of Leszek Kołakowski on Tony Judt’s interpretation of the Cold War.
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@daniel_dsj2110 The other day on the subway, overheard 2 students talking about how they have some AI-program that "humanizes" ChatGPT essays. The one said he started using it after a previous instructor asked him what a word in his paper meant and he didn't know.
The sagas of patch birding: yesterday morning my local pair of crows beat up the neighborhood female Cooper's hawk. Today they stole the Merlin's breakfast robin. Then a Herring Gull forced them to drop the remains into the middle of the children's Easter egg hunt.
@blogTO@TRCA_HQ Mixing cautionary warnings with words like "astonishing", "once-in-a-lifetime shots", etc is completely ridiculous. This article is pure exploitation of the nest and nature for clicks.
@blogTO This is extremely irresponsible of @blogTO. Every outlet that has covered the nest, @TRCA_HQ, and the birding community have been stressing that the nest needs to be left alone. Publicizing some random photographers' pics is just going to encourage others to seek out the nest.
new from me today, my first for @Slate!
the story of the London planetree—the most widespread tree in NYC—ties together threads of European settlement, biodiversity collapse, and Robert Moses to create food deserts for native wildlife.
https://t.co/7mgybFzD0E
It’s official, Spring Migration has started.
This unlucky American Woodcock collided with a building in Downtown Toronto a few days ago, and is the first collision of the season. Thankfully, a member of the public was able to take action ... (more below)