Archives: Tweets
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@dbernick I read the origin as meaningfully different: DCS stuff not produced / published by an active military (especially one invading neighbors as we speak…) – or more generally a government looking to build / associate with a militaristic culture. (?)
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Texas is such a failed state: clear example of the core pattern of outcomes from Republican governance. If it wasn’t a huge tragedy for so many people (effectively hostages, like the Uvalde victims…), the only sane response is to lampoon the out-loud psychosis of their laws. twitter.com/nytimes/status…
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Milporn – especially without context – is a classic sign of fascism / dictatorships. twitter.com/RALee85/status…
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It’s just another one of the industrial scale commercialized addictions, fed by marketing (gunwashing), to distort policy: report it correctly. twitter.com/NPR/status/153…
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Put another way, *all the people stuff* – the relationships, sharing connections, the community dynamics and structures – is *the same as it’s been for thousands of years*. twitter.com/MoJoe/status/1…
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Social platform tech comes full circle. For the social sciences and history types, it will stand out loud and clear that *there’s nothing new here but the technology*. twitter.com/hrheingold/sta…
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“Post-Lucas Star Wars exists almost exclusively to bulk out thin gruel, joining various dots that didn’t need to be joined, for the delight of a quickly ageing fanbase. And so it is here. Consider this Obi-Wan Kenobi: The Startlingly Unnecessary Years.” theguardian.com/tv-and-radio/2…
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RT @HarvardBiz: It’s time for a new metric on climate risk that’s distinct from the ESG rating system. hbr.org/2022/05/its-ti…
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RT @pewresearch: How the American middle class has changed in the past five decades pewrsr.ch/3PvT7V7
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RT @RobertHoglund: This is not spoken of nearly enough. Boreal forestation (and sometimes on deserts) might be net warming. Great article o…