Answers to "Mish"

@mshcherbatskaya.bsky.social

Mostly lurker/reskeeter. AuDHD/Bipolar, tech employed, older than I look. Loves to knit while listening to SFFH audiobooks. D&D storyteller. she/her

So, it’s not a conspiracy, and you are not imagining it. The biggest and wealthiest tech leaders are genuine fascists. They are leading an active and intentional systematic attack on labor. And they have radicalized each other while sidelining or removing the remaining decent execs in the industry.

Everything laid out in Project 2025 was talked about openly as far back as 2010, and amplified by big VCs as far back as 2014, but most big CEOs didn’t start to fall in line until 2017 or so. By 2020, they pushed out most execs who didn’t agree with (or at least silently accept) this thinking.

People who want to create the category “Profound Autism” beleive that the Support that *doesn’t* *exist* for any of any disabled people will magically pop into existance specifically for “Profoundly Autistic” people when they “officially” create that name.

I can't count the number of times I received advice to create a behavioral management plan for my daughter. They never work bc you can't reward and punish your way through sensory overload and executive functioning difficulties. And that related attitude that she just needs training or discipline um

Thinking Person's Guide to Autism@thinkingautism.com · 2w ago

"I wish we framed autism around the impact on adaptive skills and activities, instead of framing it around behaviors." Me too, @mx-joyner.bsky.social, me too. Thanks for your explanation of why that should be: thinkingautismguide.com/2026/07/why-... #autism #neurodiversity

This is just to say I have blocked the person everyone is quoting and who you were probably yelling at, too Forgive me they were inane so silly and so bold

I actually kind of believe the likes Platner & Brett Kavanaugh when they say they have no memory of committing sexual violence. Not just because these guys were so drunk at the time, but also because committing sexual violence is so banal to them that it’s not distinct enough to be remembered.

"Working class" in 2026 means a blue haired barista with they/them pronouns, a Asian immigrant nail technician, and an undocumented hotel cleaner. And we are going to keep having the same fights until we let the midcentury illustrator mirage of the white guy in plaid with the lunch pail go.

This. I'll use AirBnB if I'm doing some sort of group visit with friends, because if you're renting a four-bedroom house or something it can work out cheaper than a hotel, but if I'm travelling by myself, I want an anonymous hotel where nobody wants to know anything more than your debit card number.

Movies Silently@moviessilently.bsky.social · 3mo ago

Seeing Airbnb pop up due to (waves arms) stuff and I think the reason I never liked it (other than the sleazy way they display pricing) is that the hosts tend to either want to be your friend or your boss and... I don't want that level of intimacy in a short term stay, thank you very much.

I ORDER MY COFFEE BLACK. NO SUGAR. NO MILK. NO WATER. NO CUP. THEY HAND ME THE BEANS. I EAT THEM IN THE PARKING LOT LIKE A HORSE. THE BARISTAS HAVE STOPPED CHARGING ME. I HAVE NOT SLEPT SINCE TUESDAY. I CAN HEAR THE WIFI

The Democratic party is a cancer, stealing oxygen, energy, ambition and money from any alternative. On purpose. To prevent something real from happening. For a while GOP thought they had to worry about consequences from an opposition party. They aren't worried anymore and they're running hog wild

A fun exercise: Any time someone is talking about the benefits of AI and how amazing it is for humanity, imagine they are your aunt and uncle who got into Amway really hard and stealth-turned your baby shower into a pitch meeting. Ignore the product. Just...watch the sales pitch through that lens.

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