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@nameshiv.bsky.social Sam Darnold runs like you had nine beers the night before and now they’re about to come out but if you can just make the sideline there’s some toilet paper there

submitted 151 days ago • 5 comments

I can't decide if this is horrifying or slightly hopeful.

submitted 151 days ago • 0 comments

sort of think it’s not even that, it’s that people, particularly younger people, have gotten used to eating something uniquely different every day and that’s hard to do with a single grocery haul

submitted 153 days ago • 35 comments

I wish there were more room in our lives for the idea that our identities are what they are for the moment. That might change, and it doesn’t invalidate what they were or what they become.

submitted 181 days ago • 4 comments

Let’s run the government like a business, drive the car like a bicycle, and play the guitar like a piano

submitted 193 days ago • 847 comments

I've been wrestling for nearly a decade now with how we play a game where the other side recognizes no rules. I never get how people can be so sure of the answers : |

submitted 186 days ago • 2 comments

I generally think that government should be hostile to corporations but if your business model is "we propel you through the sky at several hundred miles an hour" I want them FULLY up your ass at all times

submitted 197 days ago • 18 comments

I’d kill to see a McKinsey ROI case study on the NIH: “Imagine if we got all the hardest working, most self-motivated, brightest minds, at the peak of their careers to work for minimum wage round the clock for a decade. Project impact on GDP, assuming 1/1000 made a groundbreaking discovery.”

submitted 186 days ago • 3 comments

Dune has the same plot as the Westminster Dog Show: After generations of careful breeding, we have produced this perfect little freak of nature and now it has behavioral issues

submitted 189 days ago • 85 comments

If we going to have smart TVs, can we at least have keyboards and mice for them? Do I have to type everything in through a slow janky arrow button interface for the rest of my life like an idiot?

submitted 189 days ago • 423 comments

When I was 5, I loved science, which I took to be planets and magnets and chemicals and shit. Soon I realized science was a collective human activity, and these were just the objects of its attention. Anyway, whenever I read an OpEd on how science isn't political, I think "Are you 5 years old?"

submitted 196 days ago • 136 comments

An excellent clip from the 1986 Hollywood film “Ferris Bueller’s Day Off” explains why raising tariffs on Chinese goods will hurt the U.S. economy. In 1930 Republicans raised tariffs. As a consequence the U.S. economy suffered an even worse Great Depression. Tariffs are taxes paid by consumers.

submitted 196 days ago • 11 comments

So much of the shit people say about trans women is so transparently them projecting their weird shit onto other people. “They get horny from being in women’s bathrooms!” Buddy that’s a you thing

submitted 199 days ago • 55 comments

Democrats will often look at something that doesn’t poll well and think “oh no, better move away from that!” but they’re getting their role backwards. parties influence public opinion. if you’re purely reactive, you’re just letting the GOP frame every debate.

submitted 198 days ago • 88 comments

“What radicalized you?” Bro I was told to treat people the way I would want to be treated in kindergarten and it made sense idk what else there is to say

submitted 199 days ago • 217 comments

Buffalo remains atop the hater standings. I respect it.

submitted 201 days ago • 4 comments

Disease prevalence in US states before & after vaccine introduction Graphic from Edward Tufte More graphics.wsj.com/infectious-d... 🧪

submitted 203 days ago • 132 comments

Wowwww

submitted 204 days ago • 197 comments

I’ve seen a lot of people allude to frogs in slowly heated water lately, and I need to TELL YOU about that whole thing, because, hoooeee, it’s a story… …a thread: 🧵🐸 1/9

submitted 206 days ago • 9 comments

Always 💖 Don't make me tap the sign

submitted 212 days ago • 289 comments

The reason folks think we don’t need the EPA is because we have the EPA.

submitted 220 days ago • 66 comments

Reminder to clench your jaw tighter; you fought hard for the squeaky toy and some biped isn't going to take it away now

submitted 212 days ago • 1 comment

Voting Hillary 2016 and Voting Kamala 2024

submitted 214 days ago • 71 comments

taps the sign

submitted 216 days ago • 41 comments

Sometimes I think about the fact that there's an ideology called Longtermism and the central tenet isn't that we have to stop climate change now for the sake of countless future generations, and it makes my head explode

submitted 216 days ago • 33 comments

submitted 216 days ago • 47 comments

MSU Plant Bio has the best office staff!!!!!!! Here is a plant graveyard they made for halloween yesterday

submitted 217 days ago • 0 comments

I loled

submitted 218 days ago • 12 comments

while discussing those ads showing women secretly voting for Kamala and the right’s white-hot outrage about it, Nicolle Wallace said "I didn't even know there WERE men who still thought women never faked anything" and my soul left my body

submitted 218 days ago • 65 comments

so have libraries, immigrants, state bureaucrats, judges, judicial aides, abortion providers, poll workers, elementary school children with gay teachers,

submitted 261 days ago • 51 comments

For weeks (and arguably years) Trump and Trump supporters portrayed Harris as a barely verbal idiot. Then she thrashed him so badly he refused to debate her again. This says something about why diversity efforts matter and why the right opposes them www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archiv...