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Former Justice, 14th Court of Appeals (serving Harris and nine other Gulf Coast counties in Texas). 9A stan. Non capiunt omnes. Anti-trafficking litigator. AI skeptic. Mostly Houston but sometimes Philly or DC.
www.meaganhassan.com
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They have been told for decades that the left is actually doing all of this stuff already, so Trump doing it now just feels like revenge.
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I paid $16 today in the deli in my building for a sandwich, fries, and a drink. Getting on the “bring food from home” train again real quick.
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Source: I was a civil rights attorney in Texas for a decade.
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*Three kinds of Trump voters - the third kind has no idea anything is even happening right now.
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Someone who doesn’t live in the South.
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Brave if you to be outside in this weather.
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Look at you with an elected representative. 👀 #tx18blues
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This is the kind of post you make to signal you’re not ok, or are in danger, right?
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I don’t agree with his thesis about that, but if the point is just making humans and AI as smart as the other - well, we’re getting there!
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The problem is that it’s teaching an entire generation to be reliant on it to the exclusion of using their own brainpower. In a way, he’s not wrong because it’s dumbing down the population.
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Can’t disagree with that. Healthcare for all would be better than whatever we’ve got going on right now.
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This is horrific.
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It’s not free - it’s tied to one of their jobs. Like a lot of other Americans.
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If you can carry it, you can use it.
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I’m getting a subscription to Democracy Docket just for you and please tell them that. 😂
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Leopards Eat All Faces (LEAF)
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I live in Houston. Speed cameras were essentially outlawed for criminal prosecution by the state government six years ago, so we basically Mad Max it here now.
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Fuck.
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“Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic.” Arthur C. Clarke
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This is going to end up with a court accidentally citing a made-up case in an opinion.
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I made this mistake ONCE when I started practicing in Austin. Never again.
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I’ve seen so many men in formal court boots but I cannot remember ever seeing a woman wear them.
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Pronunciation is a whole ‘nother beast. Things that will mark you as not from Texas immediately: insurance, umbrella, San Jacinto, pecan.
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I am seriously so thrilled for you and for them!
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Canada’s Texas.
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There have been too many droughts and wildfires for my liking. Water seems like the most important resource a piece of land can have, so when I think long term I worry about that anywhere in the west.
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Eventually, yes. It’ll last longer than the rest of the state though.
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Colorado. Texas water availability (besides the Gulf Coast area) is already cooked.
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This sounds a little like the journey of Joseph Smith, lol.
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All I know is that Christians actively distanced themselves from Catholicism for ages, and now it’s super popular because they’re cosplaying and appropriating conservative traditionalism. (Me, the last time I went to church: when did they change the mass???)
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Indeed.
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Two LLM degrees are useful: tax, and international LLMs that allow foreign lawyers to take a U.S. bar exam. LLMs in legal use are good for tone policing and that’s about it. So yes, roughly the same utility.
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Oh, this is a voluntary bar association?
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You’re giving way too little credit to South Texas (which is underrated) and way too much to Blackman (who could never be underrated.)
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Found Josh Blackman’s alt.
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I am very pro-footnotes.