I can't tell if I am entering my reviewer 2 era or if we should all just take a beat and stop submitting so much everywhere all the time.

I always knew I was bad at keeping secrets so I've trained myself to forget what people tell me pretty much immediately.

This means that if you tell me about a surprise for someone else, I am almost always surprised too.

I am going to win my bracket tonight and I cannot stress enough how much I picked this bracket entirely at random.

I know nothing about basketball.

Just googled “what to wear to cool outdoor concert late 30s” so maybe the problem is also me.

Google search is so useless these days. It is getting very frustrating.

'AI is just today’s buzzword for “outsourcing,” and it comes with the same problems that have plagued outsourced companies and workforces for decades.'
Fantastic piece from Janet Vertesi in Tech Policy Press!

techpolicy.press/dont-be-fooled…

I just found out my semester ends one week earlier than I expected (which was already one week earlier than I had expected at the beginning of the semester). Whoops!

Sometimes when I have a hard day at work I like to say to myself “well it was a real long day at the thinking factory today.”

I have been telling everyone that I'll finally have availability late next week and I am really worried about what my late next week looks like now.

I am so scared for the basketball games to start because I am 1st in my bracket for some unknown just beginner's luck reason and the joy I am getting from this will certainly end this weekend.

The misinformation syllabus from Brendan Nyhan (@BrendanNyhan on 🟦☁️) is, along with the Critical Disinformation Studies one by alice e. marwick Rachel Kuo Shanice Jones Cameron and Moira Weigel from CITAP (@citap.bsky.social), my favorites and routinely recommended. (If you have others you like/recommend, please share!)

Ever wanted to make *checks notes* LinkedIn short form video? Now you can!

All platforms eventually become each other.

It’s so weird how many photos of our front porches we now receive as a part of our daily/weekly lives.

Please listen to this instead of the 10th Atlantic 'smartphones are evil' article written by people who have no history of studying technology and society.