Appreciate you so much, tracy clayton jr the 3rd. All the criticisms are valid. The sheer tonnage of complexities & failings of these people I couldn’t get. Or wrestled with but cut. I took 6 years and fit as much as I could in a 2.5 hour musical. Did my best. It’s all fair game.

I love a solutely EVERYTHING about this video. Truth, wisdom and more truth! 🙏🏾♥️✊🏾

Nina Zakharenko Chris Heilmann codepo8.bsky.social Talking about trust, fairness, and psychological safety, military special forces have exactly the same concerns about alleged high performers. m.youtube.com/watch?v=YPDmNa…

may I submit this quarantine corollary to Mel Conway

Bruce Boynton died today. A lot of people don't know his name but he is evidence of how recent slavery was. It's SUCH a crazy, mindblowing story that's centered on a Black woman who I've argued might be the MOST important person in Civil Rights history A thread.

The grifter: My 8 year old niece The prize: Playing virtual hooky permanently (School Zoom calls) The marks: My sister, my brother in law, the teacher, the school’s computer teacher, the principle and Zoom's support team The con: How she pulled it off… thread

"Welcome to Hell! There's the boiling pool, the flaying zone, the unraveler—" "What will you do to me?" "You'll watch." "What?" "Hell is...disorganized. Someone with your efficiency obsession is sure to spy ways to improve it." "You want me to fix Hell?" "That's not what I said."

We all know about carcinization: shelled creatures with many legs tend to evolve into crabs. But have you heard of mustelification? It's a phenomenon where carnivorans develop slender bodies, short legs and small triangular heads. In other words, they evolve into weasels.

the full slides released by The Wall Street Journal are WILD. in this presentation, Facebook researchers explain exactly how & why Instagram drives teen girls into downward spirals of depression in ways that other platforms don't. s.wsj.net/public/resourc…

This whole thread is Marco Rogers at his best. I’ve been doing a lot of thinking about why we give up power when it is given to us and I think this conversation has a lot to do with it. I’ve been calling a lot of the reasons managerial work sucks the triangle of tension.

> The office is still seen by many as some sort of “natural” environment for humans as if we stepped from the Great Plains of Africa straight into a world designed by Hermann Miller. Nothing about the office is natural. Love this piece.

@NFIDvaccines Saad B. Omer Paul Offit My message to a room of scientists: "When will you start paying attention to sociology research as a REAL & valid scientific field & trying to understand cognitive bias & sociology & the rest of it? It's LONG PAST DUE." Prof Peter Hotez MD PhD DSc(hon) knows it—he's been screaming it for years. 13/x

The programmer version of The Talk is when you tell them about that time zone that's half an hour out of sync with all the other ones.

Too real.

Culture eats data for breakfast

The western margin of North America has long been dominated by subduction and dextral transtension. This animation attempts to simplify a complex tectonic interaction through cross sections. youtu.be/3o3IJlAHhTE

Here's the first installment of my case against landing human beings on Mars. You may think you disagree, but I'm going to talk you around. idlewords.com/2023/1/why_not…

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