#Misreading

Ned Foley

Nedfoley

1/1 On @seanhannity last night (at 5:56 of this clip), @SenTedCruz said that the Hayes-Tilden Commission was "charged with reviewing the evidence and making a determination about the disputed ballots."

The Blindboy Podcast

Rubberbandits

The Irish were never slaves lads. We have a profound history of oppression. But we were never considered property across generations. It just didn’t happen. Please don’t spread that Myth,

Mark Galeotti

MarkGaleotti

Parsing some of #Lukashenko's language yesterday and its reporting on the official #Belarus media - a little thread 1/ Let's start with the headline (apart from the irony of "not

Dr Laura Cahillane

LaurCah

On the issue of access to information for adopted persons #knowyouridentity, there are others who have more expertise in this than me but since I didn't get time to make

Iskander Rehman

IskanderRehman

A few words on this much-discussed (but IMHO problematic) piece in FP. First of all, I share some of the author's frustration. Trotting out the same passages of Thucydides when

Dave

djr8519

The recent surge in US monetary aggregates does not portend to a spike in inflation. It is a red herring, in my view.The growth in broad money reflects primarily deposit

small robots

smolrobots

It's just sort of sad seeing British media grappling with a leftward-shift in American politics after investing so much in assuming that the arc of history was springing back towards

Mo Torres

motorresx

This is really, really dangerous.https://twitter.com/karenattiah/status/1288464078671949825 This push for a strong “white racial identity” comes from a really unfortunate misreading of the “I don’t see color, we’re all the same!

Ryan Hass

ryanl_hass

1/ I'm often asked whether a generational divide exists on China policy, with an emerging generation of experts coalescing around the need for a more confrontational posture, presumably as a

Michele Wan, PhD, CAAB

dogbehavanswers

1. When humans misinterpret the emotional states of dogs by misreading dog body language, they may be more likely to put themselves at risk by interacting with fearful & aggressive

James Harland

DJMHarland

Alright, just one thing. More a general comment on how these burials are still sometimes discussed than on the movie, per se. The sort of burial these mounds were part

Tom Jesson

thomas_jesson

I thought that pain decreases after middle age, but apparently notIt's true that old people *now* have less pain than middle aged people. But that's not because pain goes down

Matt Carr

MattCarr55

Just to be clear, the BBC demeans itself with the ridiculous suggestion that the National Trust has gone ‘woke’ (please stop normalising this meaningless rightwing jargon!!)and it also trivialises an

Catholic Answers

catholiccom

John 6:63 seems like a slam-dunk rebuttal to the real presence: "It is the spirit that gives life, the flesh is of no avail." Jesus wouldn't give us his real

Luke Stark

luke_stark

The New Yorker has a big piece on AI ethics out today (quoting lots of great folks) -- but with an overall framing that doesn't sit well with me, and

J. F. Trey Smith

jftrey

Saw a quote from @PHLCouncil member in the paper saying, “Students are safer in schools than at home.”I’m not calling out that person. No, I think this under-examined idea undergirds

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