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There were a lot of articles recently about how bad it was for Cambridge to hire someone who made up stories about their experiences, and now Yale has hired this man?

David Brooks: Boo-Boos in Paradise

The classic 2004 examination of David Brooks’s “Bobos in Paradise” by Philadelphia magazine’s Sasha Issenberg.

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Gregg Gonsalves@gregggonsalves.bsky.social · 2mo ago

Now why would Yale do this? The man, as @jamellebouie.net says, is a fabulist. He is making stuff up. But what stuff-an indictment of the university-and that's what matters. An indictment-all made up, but Yale cannot tell the difference or doesn't care. 3/ jackson.yale.edu/news/david-b...

"you're a crazy conspiracy nut for saying speed cameras might make it possible to track the movements of law abiding citizens but also you shouldn't care even if they can do that because your cell phone can read your mind and tell the govt your thoughts before you even think them"

like I'm sorry. people on here just ran a week long smear campaign against a disabled woman for rightfully pointing out the flaws in our bipartisan vax and relax strategy re COVID. you're not going to convince me that ppl aren't over here radicalizing themselves too! all while smugly declaring

I'm sorry a billionaire's app isn't going to save you from the other billionaire's app or the other billionaire's app. I like bluesky and appreciate not seeing Nazis in my replies but terfs and braindead liberals constantly mocking my COVID precautions really isn't much better. no one is better than

Since covid cases are bound to ramp up, reminding everyone not just to mask up, but know that even if you contract covid in spite of the mask, you are for a fact, carrying less of a potent viral load than had you raw dogged it all in. you should tell your friends this fun fact.

bluesky people are so strange. I don't follow bigots on there so I don't see them. idk why this is a hard concept. there is no "good" social media company owned by billionaires.

I'm sorry a billionaire's app isn't going to save you from the other billionaire's app or the other billionaire's app. I like bluesky and appreciate not seeing Nazis in my replies but terfs and braindead liberals constantly mocking my COVID precautions really isn't much better. no one is better than

“We are in an undeclared state of war.” After Mike Johnson says the US is not at war, and Donald Trump says it is, Lindsey Graham tells @premthakker.bsky.social a third answer: an “undeclared state of war” — which, he suggests, allows the US to illegally strike ships in international waters.

The “long covid is going away on its own“ myth was started by an influencer named “Health Nerd” who is an Australian epidemiologist who thinks US kids shouldn’t be vaccinated against COVID-19 (cuz AUS/UK don’t) and that NYC should have ran unethical RCTs on hospital visitation in 2020. Not science.

Long COVID and Recovery Among US Adults Published: March 2, 2026 "In 2024, 8.3% of US adults—an estimated 21.3 million—reported ever having LC, among whom nearly 6 in 10 reported recovery... Yet many adults, particularly those 35 years or older, continue to experience lasting symptoms" #LongCOVID

Long COVID and Recovery Among US Adults

This cross-sectional study examines the prevalence and recovery patterns of long COVID among US adults using data from the National Health Interview Survey.

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There is no such thing as being addicted to media/communication, just the way music addiction, TV addiction, comic book addiction, telephone addiction, and video game addiction are not addictions, same with social media. Framing social media as an addiction makes it HARDER for ppl to moderate use

The ‘Social Media Addiction’ Narrative May Be More Harmful Than Social Media Itself

This week, a major trial kicked off in Los Angeles in which hundreds of families sued Meta, TikTok, Snap, and YouTube, accusing the companies of intentionally designing their products to be addicti…

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