Noah Joad

@noahjoad.bsky.social

All that and then some; short, dark, and handsome

JPMorgan: Workers "think they're threatened by AI and they don't have the guts, basically, to ask for a wage increase in this economy." CNBC: "That's a good point because the machine could potentially do your job cheaper. So you better put your head down and keep doing the work."

This story should have more attention. ASU's idiot coach brought in some military prick to run a grueling boot camp-style workout in the heat, which included restricting water intake. NHL prospect player suffers a heat stroke and is probably going to die from it. arizonasports.com/ncaa/arizona...

ASU hockey player Matthew Mayich has no chance of recovery after heatstroke, attorney says - Arizona Sports

"His body ceased functioning in a fundamental way, and this condition is irreversible," Robert Carey said.

arizonasports.com

Hatred toward Muslims is a growing problem. Pew says shortly after 9/11, Republicans and those leaning toward the GOP were slightly more likely than Democrats and Dem leaners to say Islam encourages violence (32% vs. 23%). Now the gap is huge: 76% vs. 29%. Bigotry is the Republican brand.

Two Decades Later, the Enduring Legacy of 9/11

Twenty years ago, Americans came together – bonded by sadness and patriotism – after the 9/11 terrorist attacks. But a review of public opinion in the two decades since finds that unity was fleeting. It also shows how support for the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq was strong initially but fell over time.

pewresearch.org

Hey everybody. On the 25-year anniversary, we're reprinting the much revered 9/11 edition of The Onion and sending that free to every member this month. It's been 25 long years. Look back in anger.

The front page of The Onion's September edition from September 2001 featuring the headline "U.S. Vows to Defeat Whoever It Is We're At War With."

Olivia Rodrigo: -planned successful all women music festival -raised 10 million for women’s charities -pro Palestine, anti ICE -is 23 years old Young woman pop stars can use their voices and platforms for change, if they want to.

I think I need to repost this... "We don't take an oath to a king, or queen, or a tyrant or a dictator. And we don't take an oath to a wannabe dictator ...we take an oath to the Constitution ... and we're willing to die to protect it". - Mark Milley (2023)

reminder: the explicit USPS rule (*currently blocked in court*) is that USPS will not deliver *any and all* mail ballots to voters in states that refuse to provide the fed gov with lists (lists that, even if they wanted, states can't do in time at this point) not technicalities — mass non-delivery

Matt Novak@paleofuture.bsky.social · 3d ago

This is pretty fucking wild. I had assumed in a worst case scenario he would target blue zip codes and toss ballots based on technicalities but this is even worse than I imagined.

Like, idk, Donald Trump on COVID in May 2020: "This is worse than Pearl Harbor. This is worse than the World Trade Center." Had AES said that, Bari Weiss' head would've exploded.

I’m not trying to do doomerism here, I’m just looking at this objectively as a science communicator who has watched her industry effectively die. How do you reinvigorate interest in science when you don’t have any science communicators, publications, and public-facing institutions left to do it?