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@deputydale.bsky.social

Your doppelgänger! Probably. Also an enthusiastic participant in the Bird-Based Omens Extended Universe. Donut aficionado. It’s my job to figure out what it all means.

Whitehouse: "Next we get to this crooked slush fund Trump family tax amnesty scam. We've got these two new pieces of paper. One signed only by Blanche, one not signed by anybody. Neither of which has any legal effect whatsoever. They are decorative. Can you trust Todd Blanche? I do not."

“Continued research at every level of understanding ALS is essential. We still lack a basic understanding of the disease, and there is currently no meaningful treatment to slow or stop the paralysis it causes for the majority of those affected… Finding answers requires stable and sustained funding”

I’m a neurologist. I’ve delivered ALS diagnoses. Then I received one myself

“Losing the ability to speak has taught me how quickly society conflates physical dependence with diminished personhood,” writes Dr. Christopher Campos.

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this issue was just in front of the Supreme Court, and the case was the state of West Virginia against a middle school girl. which side sounds braver to you?

JD Vance: "I think Nixon's historical legacy is enjoying a bit of a renaissance, and deservedly so. I joked that if Watergate happened tomorrow, it would be like a 12 hours news story. The idea that it took down a presidency is crazy."

I like this notetaking example. it is a good case of how gender works. Notetaking has never been about producing a transcript. It is a bureaucratic skill in the 20th c. organixarion because it is SENSEMAKING. Those women socialized to take notes? They have been doing men’s metacognition for them

Jennifer Romig @jennifermromig.bsky.social · 4d ago

Notetaking in meetings is tiny case in point - used to be some predictable social assumptions who would do it; now anyone can offer to do ”notetaking” by turning on the AI listener. Further interesting scenario is human recollection / notes (taken by habit by a person) conflict with AI summary

"Ivan" was working in the apple thinning in Sunnyside WA last week. At 11am it was 90°. Temps were supposed to reach 100° by the end of the day. "Working in this high heat especially with smoke in the air from fires is not healthy, but it is how we pay our bills." #WeFeedYou

A farm worker thinning apples in Washington state holding up his phone that shows it is 90° at 11:00 a.m.

yeah I’m gonna start blocking people for being shitty to Will Stancil, a person who I do not follow who does not follow me. the slashed tire is fully nuts and if you’re part of the problem from here you’re likely contributing to whatever fever swamp conditions caused it

I don’t give a shit if Will Stancil is arguendum the maximal version of whatever kind of bad person you think he is, he’s a community member who just got his tires slashed plausibly because of the way our community treats him, and if you don’t get that you shouldn’t be part of my community

the three most upsetting facts about exercise: 3: it doesn't mean you'll lose weight (muscle weighs more than fat) 2: it doesn't mean your old clothes will fit (wtf happened to my shoulders?) 3: it really works, makes you stronger and healthier, incredibly powerful against depression, etc

wandering the shattered ruins of the r/teslamotors subreddit, explaining to my youthful companion that once a great but doomed civilization flourished here, building dream towers that reached the sky... "hard to believe, I know," I say, as the remaining occupants scuttle away from our light, hissing

The reporting by NBC News on our depletion of weapons and by the Times on the selection of a CNO is more evidence that Hegseth—with his firing of competent general officers, politicized promotions, and a culture where truth-telling is punished—has done real damage to our military.