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    RT @RBReich: What’s the justification for cable networks broadcasting Trump’s daily briefings? These aren’t news briefings. Trump uses the…

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    @GuardianUS How about you folks with platforms only print things Trump says that are the truth from now on? Skip all falsehoods intending only to provoke attention. Even moderate repetition of obvious lies to debunk them amplifies their impact, and corrodes our baseline of truth. twitter.com/guardian/statu…

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    RT @Strandjunker: Still no answer to this question: Who paid off Brett Kavanaugh’s $92,000 country club fees plus his $200,000 credit card…

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    RT @EricTopol: May 9, BRIMUS, the 5 major #COVID19 countries without any signs of descent in their fatality curves Brazil, Russia, India, M…

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    @monteiro Well, some of us, at least.

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    And the fact that it’s the current Internet layer provisioning distributed activity — remote collaboration, semi-automated decision making, supply chains, digital R&D, entertainment, etc. — that enables us to continue on the current path. twitter.com/MoJoe/status/1…

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    Witness the failures of sustained and or large scale physical space / real world actions — occupy, the marches after 2016 elections, etc. — to induce any meaningful change in perspective, policy, or politics in the Anglosphere. twitter.com/MoJoe/status/1…

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    The techneoliberal digital concepts underlying the Internet’s architecture are obviously antithetical to this purpose and need. We need new places for new conversations. twitter.com/nils_gilman/st…

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    RT @OEWordhord: #OldEnglish #WOTD: mōdor-lufu, f.n: love for a mother. (MO-dor-LUV-uh) Image: Queen Mary Psalter; England, 1310-1320; @BLMe…

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    RT @uscensusbureau: #ICYMI: Working mothers make up a significant part of the labor force, accounting for nearly one-third (32%) of all emp…

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