Emily Yoshida

@emilyyoshida.bsky.social

cherished idiot / writer on SHOGUN and KENNEDY (2027)

I think this is the thing. Like *I* don’t want that job! I don’t want to talk to those people! But in this particular instance I don’t think it’s a bad idea for someone whose job is politics to do politics with them. Ok bye again

@roombaman.bsky.social · 2d ago

i think we can all take a second to appreciate we’re not in the business of politics, where you have to put away your correct-but-judgy takes to reach out to people that you hate and that hate you. and that we have someone capable to do that for us.

Never really been “bluesky”d before but right now there are a lot of people I fundamentally agree with politically who seem to be arguing with me against points I didn’t make, is that what this is?

Not an AOC fangirl by any means but I see people criticizing her for this and I gotta say if you don't see the (legitimate) concerns behind the (illegitimate) MAHA "movement" as, at the very least, a political opportunity, you are being willfully obtuse or blinded by privilege or maybe both

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez@ocasio-cortez.house.gov · 2d ago

There is pervasive corruption across our healthcare and agricultural systems that defy party lines. I meet with MAHA activists because a lot of their concerns are bipartisan issues that major corporations paint as partisan. The fight isn't left and right, it's top and bottom.

It's come to my attention that the Werner Herzog Pokemon interview is making the rounds again... I believe I posted the interview audio on my now-deleted Twitter many moons ago but sadly I don't think I have the file anymore.... if anyone happens to have saved it please let me know

Not to be obnoxious but I literally was S1 in college (I hated my college experience and became OCD about beating it) and if I saw a chart like this I would feel even more alienated by the people I was ostensibly supposed to join the workforce with than I already did

Dr. Samantha Hancox-Li@sjshancoxli.liberalcurrents.com · 4w ago

absolutely insane story, and yeah, just looking at this chart... with the exception of maybe two people, this entire class was cheating like motherfuckers

The story here is not this stupid movie – which will never get made and never come out – but how the Tilly Norwood people keep getting these credulous articles placed in national news sources despite zero demonstration of any success or demand for this.

NBC News@nbcnews.com · last mo.

The comedy-drama will star AI "actor" Tilly Norwood in a “hybrid production with traditional film and TV professionals — such as directors, writers and editors — working alongside AI specialists, with AI training and mentorship built into the production itself,” the company says.

With Elon Musk becoming our first trillionaire, I talked to American users of the rapidly growing “Almost Homeless” subreddit, who are struggling to stay housed amid a brutal job market and with social services slashed to the bone. They say this online community is crucial to their mental stability.

The ‘Almost Homeless’ Subreddit Is a Stark Glimpse at Soaring Wealth Inequality

As the billionaire class gets richer, the growing online community is offering tips on how to survive with very little.

wired.com

I’m gonna go put in a limb and say that a lot of the critics who have been most frustrated by dealing with the last 15 years of this kind of film fan are ones who, like me, actually *did* grow up loving “nerd shit” and enjoy thinking critically about it, which includes not liking stuff that is dumb

Jeremy Beck@moviemanifesto.bsky.social · last mo.

I’m slightly more partial to “nerd shit” than most critics, but fans of superhero movies getting mad at people who dislike them is so strange to me. Popularity and quality are two different things; equating them isn’t how criticism works, it isn’t how movies work, and it isn’t how opinions work.