the knowledge that you're being poisoned is not, itself, a cure
Neighbors For Environmental Justice (N4EJ)@n4ej.org · last wk.“I love this neighborhood so much, but if you were here yesterday or the day before around this time, it would smell like burning asphalt,” she said. “It was almost unbearable to be outside.”
The definition of a true fan: You’d rather see your team lose fairly than win unfairly.
Friendly reminder that the Sun does not care who you voted for in the last election. Heat stroke does not have a partisan bias. The power grid doesn't give a shit about your place on the ideological spectrum.
Just a note that if your administrative staff are the ones who “really run the department/university” they should be paid more than you.
Citizens do not exist to benefit the state States are meant to benefit citizens I think we’ve gotten this twisted
"sorry, i had my phone on do not disturb" don't say sorry. don't apologize for living a brief moment in harmony with the intentions of the gods
Exactly. Like have you ever done a group project?
Jack Jenkins@jackjenkins.me · 3mo agoThis is your regular reminder that conspiracy theories are often predicated on the idea that a (sometimes large) group of people can be uniformly secretive and competent while executing a complicated thing, which — and I cannot stress this enough — is, uh, way less common than you’d think.
The absolute GALL of fundamentalist Christians posting about how Islam is a religion that is oppressive to women.
It’s not that I don’t have thoughts, just that everyone is saying them better than I can
me: i will rest today me, later: i am anxious why am i not doing things
A sign of a healthy intellectual movement is when a week later you are still talking about something that didn’t happen
i enjoy seeing people i care about, especially when i haven’t seen them in a while i just despise that moment when they start asking rude, insensitive questions like “so how are things” and “what have you been up to” like ok first of all how dare you
A diseased and impoverished nation is easier to control.
Philip Bump@pbump.com · last yr.Spoke with someone who works with a public hospital system. His assessment of the effects of the GOP spending bill: “I think this is going to be a very apparent catastrophe, very quickly.”
It’s a good thing Congress isn’t alive to see this
