Lucerne Bolvin
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My 7th graders are playing "Diplomacy" to get ready for their 19th c-WWI unit, and I overheard a great conversation between two girls:
"Can we be allies?"
"Umm...I like you as a person, but, not, like...as a country."
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@MorlockP
I know nothing about stairs but I'm guessing the supporting beams should interact with the ground not the stairs below
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Whenever I teach the Song of Roland, I wonder again how it fell so low in the western canon.
My 7th graders lose it when he first refuses to blow the horn. The girls are like "what is he thinking!!?? Call for help!" and the boys are like "YEAH COME GET SOME"
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@reddit_lies
It is really difficult to understand how a man could become so corrupted as to desire and fetishize what should be a devastating tragedy and betrayal.
It's like watching someone eat vomit.
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@OwenJones84
Hamas would never blur the distinction between civilian and combatant for their own purposes, shame
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@thecaptain_nemo
Someone who is scared of life in a 1st world country is unlikely to be adventurous
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@AltHistCody
It's cool that they make creature games for kids too, this will help them train for Palworld servers when they're older
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@Crime_Penguin
An inferiority complex run so amok that it makes you feel inferior to a literal dog
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@Empty_America
Counterpoint: Gen X and above will reach old age as a generation that grew up without the internet, and that will be a significant dinstinguishing mark
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@telmudic
It seems like a whole generation missed the whole "long car rides with your dad in which he explains human nature" stage
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@AltHistCody
It looks like a Napoleonic battle conceived by a child who only knows that generals point and things then happen
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@kendrictonn
Re-orient your understanding of education as a certification seeking enterprise as opposed to a knowledge seeking enterprise and it makes perfect sense.
Otherwise, why wouldn't someone be excited to share a common connection to their greatest passion?
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@GarrettPetersen
@ollyrobot
I'm confused as to what Olly thinks is happening here if not the rule of law
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@WheatPM
I'm happy for you that you've had the privilege of never living in an area with the shadow of organized crime
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@shoe0nhead
Maybe the fear of AI isn't that it becomes smarter than us, but forces us to innovate to prove we aren't AIs
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@UpdatingOnRome
Imagine walking from China to Constantinople knowing that if some worms in your pocket die you have to start over again
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@AltHistCody
This is either going to be more social media noise or one of the most significant events in modern military history
So like most of the war so far.
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@IuRgayLoLI
@DreadYuNarukami
@GmorkOfNothing
Yeah I teach middle school, can confirm that they are absorbing a really ridiculous idea of what adulthood looks like
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@eyeslasho
The only appropriate place to direct the anger is at the idiots running the country she left
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@lporiginalg
Ah yes, the classic "Beethoven was black because his mother was Dutch" Twitter history discourse
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@SwannMarcus89
Dude I used to work in voter registration outreach, this is not just a zoomer thing
Most people have like 2-3 completely random political opinions and that's it
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@SwannMarcus89
....local news really didn't think to look between the lines on this one? Were we that much more naive in 2015?
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@NathanJRobinson
Nathan's argument here only makes sense if you assume as a precondition that native Americans could do no wrong regardless of how many civilians they slaughtered
Makes sense as the same logic is applied to Palestinians
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@AuronMacintyre
AIDS: "No you can't get it from casual contact, that's homophobic
Monkeypox: "Of course you can get it from casual contact, to say otherwise is homophobic"
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@uncle_deluge
Alert: The Yemeni coven has developed water bending abilities.
USS Eisenhower moving to deploy
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@hollowearthterf
Went to a Christian high school/spent time in Christian college ministry and this is def a trend.
The obvious explanation is that the men are using marriage as a way to resolve their homosexuality and the women find them safe in the right ways. Just a guess tho
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@peterjukes
With this logic, most native american tribes are not indigenous considering they had in most cases displaced another group within the last 2000 years
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Somehow, the Britain boys have convinced the France girls that their current occupations of Brest and Belgium do not preclude a turn 4 alliance, and those poor girls find them convincing
The desire to intercede is strong, but as an educator I must follow the Prime Directive
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@jardinsecret888
People really think that people just played in the mud for 1000 years after the Fall of Rome
The medievals were more advanced than the Romans in many ways, and yes they had steel tools.
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@Goodtweet_man
I love the idea of him collecting the complaint tablets in his own home like little victories
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@iwsfutcmd
This is what the Victorians did and collectors have been cursing them for it ever since
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@libsoftiktok
Any security measure can be broken if you give criminals infinite time to break it lol
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@eyeslasho
If a population gets so past their environment's carrying capacity that they can't survive even with modern agricultural knowledge and foreign aid, that's unfortunate
But not related to dog food in another continent
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@whstancil
Are these large bodies not to some degree a consequence of emmisions regulation?
At least that's what I was told at the dealer when I bought my little used Ford Ranger. Maybe that's incorrect, but there's a prevailing belief that this was Obama-era regs.
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@nhannahjones
I remember when us in the right wing cabal forced Gay to plagiarize all those papers.
Fun times
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@SwannMarcus89
I used to work in voter outreach, and this is by no means a surprising combo of ideas.
American voters aren't really on a spectrum. Their beliefs are basically just scatter plots
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@eigenrobot
When I teach British India to my 7th grade students, I know it's a good lesson when I can deliver this quote and get a laugh from them
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@whstancil
My instinct would not be to add to a pile of broken regulations once I perceived the regulations to be broken.
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@whstancil
Have the regulations that created the perverse incentives been eliminated?
Because otherwise it would seem we are incentivizing big trucks and then punishing manufacturers for following the lead.
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@sama
Going after employees individually is wrong, but the fact that your team thought it was acceptable to add explicit political commands to an AI model shows many on the team don't fully respect the responsibility of creating a groundbreaking AI.
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@GarrettPetersen
@SwipeWright
"Left handed people don't need drugs and surgery to become fully left handed" would be my first tilt at the windmill
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@extradeadjcb
"This is f***ed up" said the man, continuing to go about his business the same way every day
"I can't believe how f****ed up this is" he continued
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@lottelydia
It's a really bad sign when the first act of an author on a release is to trash their reviewers
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@eigenrobot
As someone who has taken these tests, I cannot emphasize enough how harshly you should judge someone who fails them
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@GarrettPetersen
@cremieuxrecueil
No one graduates until their fake baby lives to the end of Senior Year
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@catholic_dan7
It's so easy to teach.
The drama is right there, you don't need to embellish anything, and it's great for early year discussions about historiocity and epic storytelling.
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@perdricof
This is the same reason the trade get upset about our bland building exteriors
You can do a lot of cool designs when you pay your carvers a dollar a day
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@Dugggmooore
@_Will_Brown
They won't be able to use it for long- it will be sold to countries eager to reverse engineer American tech
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@UpdatingOnRome
It would be very Napoleon to time travel all the way here just to get distracted by a dark-haired mess of a woman
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@lndian_Bronson
@PleaseClapital
Right now we're kind of in a weird sweet spot where millennial women are past their age of prime fertility, but can still be in denial about the future prospect (40 year olds get pregnant too!!! etc)
But barring some crazy/afforable medical advances things are about to get wild
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@greg_price11
This flag flew at Bunker Hill
So, yes, it is a flag of insurrection...against the British Empire...
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@ChristinaPushaw
It's interesting that they assume "teach what you think is important" will never run in the opposite direction
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@jessesingal
I'm a teacher, and it wouldn't shock me that much got lost in translation.
But maybe don't teach race essentialism in the first place, because this is not an age group that can approach that with nuance.
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@DeAngelisCorey
In a few years Public High School science labs will be equipped with electron microscopes but still wont be able to educate as well as a private school teacher with a projector and a dry-erase marker
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@ChristinaPushaw
@citybeautiful
It's amazing that the generation that is offended by everything thought this was somehow an appropriate thing to post
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@palashkaria
@LeporidaeHops
@_sehermehta
...did some people actually think workplace communications software (administered by the employer) was ever private?
Do they also think their work gmail is private?
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@TyphoonPI
@NateSilver538
If you are 56 and down for the count after 2pm you need to see a doctor, that is not normal
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@wanyeburkett
According to a Texas grand jury, you can shoot the people you see robbing your neighbors house
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@emollick
If my school ever unblocks GPT, it would be trivially easy to create a lesson plan in which students "Interview" historical figures
Instead we will probably pay $10,000 for a company to sell us a plugin sometime in the future
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@GarrettPetersen
@Sargon_of_Akkad
Not a lot of openings in the courts of the Ming Dynasty anymore, I'm afraid
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@UpdatingOnRome
"I'll be the first to admit when I make a mistake. I simply never do."
Guys I think he's going to make a mistake
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@TomBevanRCP
Apparently simply telling voters the economy is great is not a substitute for an actually great economy
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@pegobry
I have never loathed a film as much as that one, despite not being a huge SW fan.
It somehow managed to embody every element of Western cultural decline in a 2 hour runtime while simultaneously putting the torch to a beloved franchise. Rian Johnson is a genius.
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@SwannMarcus89
Lol don't mind me, just going to fire up the old potter's wheel and craft some Nintendos for my comrades
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@CaitlinPacific
The British should compensate the Egyptians for the theft of this treasure....with a lump of granite, which is what the Egyptians were using it as before Europeans found it
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