New Years Resolution for 2025: eat more ice cream. I'm not in control of nothing, might as well be happy.

Movies love romantic scenes with the leads cooking together. Why isn't the chef sweaty and annoyed? When she dips a finger in the cake batter, where's his lecture on food safety? Why isn't anyone saying keep your stinking food and storming off? 0/10, so unrealistic

I think I'm ready to be a father.

Some couples have lovely romantic evenings cooking together. I get physically removed from the kitchen because I'm "too loud for souffle"

Barbados is back at it with these Sahara dust enabled third-world country movie effects.

This man is raging about all the tourists clogging up the gym and driving like idiots on the road. He's been a citizen for less than a month.

Wherever you are in the world, you should be very scared about what is being permitted to happen to Palestinians. You should be very scared that journalists are being targeted, killed, jailed and tortured. And this should make you question every outlet that has not covered their

I don’t want to be tolerated. I want to be celebrated and protected. FIGHT for me. How long have Black LGBTQ+ been used for community and labor among people who don’t even respect our identities?! I’m sorry I’m not dealing with that anymore.

Notes from my biology PhD candidate brother: Invasive species tend to go through three stages. 1. The introduction 2. ⁠Exponential growth 3. ⁠Population crash or plateau The rusty millipedes are most likely going through the 2nd phase, this could be due to many factors.

Some biologists are speculating that the ash fall provided an excess of nutrients to the soil that allows them to reach the exponential growth phase. It could be that the ash killed many small insects/plants, and so they had a large amount of decaying things to eat.

The issue with people “letting AI do the reading for them” is that a society that does not read is a society that can’t think critically. It can be easily manipulated by authoritarians. When we don’t read we are less informed, more dependent on tech tools, and more compliant.

To whom it may concern…

Seems important that in Fahrenheit 451, books were still “available” in single-paragraph summaries—“read Hamlet in five minutes!”—but the books themselves had been banned for being too difficult. Tech boosters see a warning and think it’s an instruction manual.

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We're still trying to get that to trend at the universities

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