Archives: Tweets
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@guardian C’mon. We know the @nytimes is compromised – expected better from you folks.
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Repeat after me, there is no bottom. *No bottom*. twitter.com/JoeBiden/statu…
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RT @indiyoung: What is the difference between problem space and solution space? Here is the diagram I use to teach the difference, plus som…
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Meanwhile: “the 20th century was the wettest century in the entire 1200-year record. It was during that time that population boomed, and that has continued. “The 20th century gave us an overly optimistic view of how much water is potentially available,”” sciencedaily.com/releases/2020/…
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Don’t forget healthcare. And fact-centered journalism. And maybe political culture that’s not corrupted by an amoral ideologically apocalyptic minority. Also electoral reform and basic economic buffers vs. hyper accumulation. Believing in science is also useful. twitter.com/jason_pontin/s…
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RT @YolandeStreng: Another fantastic article on the unequal effects of reappropriating the home as the new workplace
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Had to stop here: “So the problem runs deeper than your favorite political opponent or your home nation.” In the US, the problem clearly *is* political. We had the technology. We had built-for-purpose institutions. We had warning. We had time to prepare. a16z.com/2020/04/18/its…
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RT @monteiro: I wouldn’t exactly say I’m “enjoying” @sarahkendzior’s book, but holy shit is it good.
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A basic operating principle of the corrupt is that their way of functioning inherently increases and spreads corruption throughout the environment around them – it’s a positive feedback loop. Installing them at the very top of the pyramid tremendously enhances their impact. twitter.com/marynmck/statu…
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Just say no. twitter.com/tomcoates/stat…