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@TheCrashCourse I feel like the fact that there was no mention of Judaism being an ethnoreligion and was just treated as the same kind of religion as Christianity was a huge miss.
There's no understanding Judaism without understanding that.
@TomFrankly your Notion API tutorial was so helpful for learning how to add data to Notion using the API! Any chance you'll make a similar one on querying it (specifically from apps like iOS Shortcuts or Widgy)?
People seem to really get offended if you say that people should stay home if they're sick.
Yet somehow, telling immunocompromised and disabled people to stay locked away forever is perfectly acceptable to them.
huh, I wonder if there could be a person behind a company that created radically new business and editorial incentives for some of the big changes to magazine journalism in the last, say 15 years
With anti-TikTok legislation moving in Congress, good time to read my piece about how many TikTokers have landed on conspiracy theories about Jews being behind it, preventing them from understanding why the bill is happening and doing anything about it: https://t.co/da1JCLr3zi
i can’t believe i got the keys to a new house, got a promotion at work and bagged myself a boyfriend all in the space of a week 🥹🥹🥹🥹🥹 forgot how good the sims 4 is
Really happy to have a diary this morning so I can pour all my disappointments onto the page and not yuck anyone’s yum (I hate that phrase — is there a better one?)
Taylor swift lyrics relate to a very specific type of white woman, and that kind of white woman is also very prone to thinking their experience is universal.
I like Taylor’s music fine, but in no way because I relate to it. Partly because I don’t.
the thing about taylor swift is that she so perfectly encapsulates through her lyrics, the interior lives of women. It's why we all can't stop listening. We're all saying, "wait you felt that way? we were all feeling this way?"
do men have someone like that?
@ThatChristinaG this is why I argue that despite the work vs. personal distinction, LinkedIn and Instagram are fundamentally the same now. they're both about performing your ideal version of self (either your weekday self or weekend self) with a sprinkle of faux vulnerability now and then
I need someone to make a mash up sooooo badly.
Like imagine “put your hands on your hips and let your backbone slip” going into “we shakin we swimming we jerkin we twerkin”
Im already obsessed
Has AI improved OCR tools yet?
I’m longing for the day I don’t have to manually transcribe my handwritten notes into a word doc 😭
Improving handwriting recognition seems like the kind of thing AI would be good at though?
@emilykmay the mental illness reference makes me laugh because part of it is also that i've always felt that i was too mentally ill to relate to her kinda normcore experiences.
@emilykmay INTJ & too many diagnoses for a tweet's character limit.
the ones i've heard that aren't her poppier hits have always felt overdramatic and overpoetic, like they give me the same feeling as reading an essay someone wrote with a thesaurus right next to them.
I was genuinely shocked to find out that people were treating this like gossip and not the jaw-dropping investigation and portrayal of psychological manipulation and duplicity that it is https://t.co/fvPPxanFM3
I love everything about what's listed here but also would like to point out that Adam Schlesinger was in Ivy a totally underrated band these days that had perfect needledrops in in shows like Felicity, Roswell, Veronica Mars, Grey's Anatomy and more
The thing about Adam Schlesinger is that he was a once in a lifetime genius. Not only did his bands rule— he also wrote ALL your favorite songs that fictional bands/popstars play!! (That Thing You Do, Josie & the Pussycats, most of the songs on Crazy Ex-GF and in Music & Lyrics)