@beatmastermatt@RepMann That first reason sounds like something an LLM cosplaying a conservative would say.
Some comms underling must have been given this schlep work and phoned it in.
@Cynical_History Sorry dude. I really feel that. Believe me.
I will admit that even while looking closely, I can't parse your current thumbnail. On a positive note, that's why a new test with 3 options might help revive performance.
Works for me on rare occasion.
@JJ_McCullough You'd find 'Amusing Ourselves to Death' compelling. Part of his argument against entertaining education (like Sesame Street) is that even if you learn, you are forever held back by the expectation that learning must be fun.
@TheBrianMcManus Sounds dope, dude! From a journalistic point of view:
(1) full and early disclosure of access
(2) perhaps bring in an outside expert who can help you filter
We're all prone to bias for those who are nice to us, but being aware is half the battle (and you've already won)
Impeachment talk over the Iran bombing is cringe. If you disagree with the bombing, just say that.
War Powers have tacitly been with the president for decades - Congress even made it official with the 1973 War Powers Resolution.
@TheBrianMcManus Drives me nuts. Who is more free, the person trapped in a job for healthcare, or the person able to start a new business because healthcare is handled?
I wrote ‘Marshall Law’ instead of ‘martial law’ today.
Given the chaos of the times, I wonder if the alternative laws this Marshall fellow offers might be any good…