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  • What a terrible journey to enlightenment. I'll take psychedelics, thanks.

  • Awww! My partner wasn’t familiar with kitties before we met. She still points out when they turn their heads upside down like this as if I don’t know that it happens every day. This is almost three years in.

  • I’ll believe it when there’s action. Otherwise…

  • This is super cool because my life would fall apart without antidepressants. Can’t wait to suffer more.

  • I'm not sure where I'd heard of this (likely a podcast), but I recognized it before I looked it up and found the wikipedia entry. Thanks for the reminder.

  • Subscribed.

  • I think he means to see you in an eye patch. Jinx is a pirate.

  • Prodigy, then AOL, then real internet. Also eWorld, which was like AOL but for Mac users. It was kinda pointless.

  • History. It’s so much more interesting than school would have you think.

  • Just subscribed. Thanks!

  • Hope they implode.

  • Beautiful.

  • The more we can do to move people to the fediverse, thereby reducing corporate control, the better.

  • Mmm, dick taters. Yuck.

  • Work I could never do because of the heartbreak at the end. I salute you.

  • You want to be in control of your data? Silly human…

  • Schwinn’s biggest claim to fame was an all-hands-on-deck initiative designed to shift reading instruction from the terrible 3-cueing system that teaches kids to guess words, to one that is science-based.

    I listened to the Educate podcast from APM Reports. They did tons of stories on learning to read, the bad teaching, the good teaching, it was heartbreaking because of shit like this. The cueing system didn't teach kids to sound out words. It taught them to guess at words based on context. The specific example they gave was that the illustration and the words around the one you didn't know might make you guess "horse" when really it was "donkey."

    I'm an avid reader and fan of education. This lady sounds like she knows her stuff. I'm pretty shocked, given all the other appointments. I'm full of dread about what might come next, but tepidly appreciate her appointment.

  • I mean, the unsaid part of my comment was if they know you when you aren't in their lives, as in, you're known to people you haven't met.

  • I love this response.