I’m briefly in India. This is a facile observation, but Americans have barely scratched the surface in understanding how the rest of the world is reacting to this war. It’s already an Iraq War-style disaster in the global imagination, underscored by the thuggishness and caprice of the Trump approach
09.03.2026 08:32
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You're our product...
08.03.2026 23:30
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Speaking of the public sentiment on AI — look at that complete lack of trust in both parties (and the industry) on the topic… What else polls like this? www.nbcnews.com/politics/202...
08.03.2026 23:43
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Every year about this time, we must rail against the clock lords, who have stolen a piece of our very life!
08.03.2026 12:52
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Pentagon use of AI reportedly responsible for the deaths of over 100 school children. A moral monstrosity.
07.03.2026 19:57
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Caps!
07.03.2026 16:51
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26.02.2026 00:03
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your ai slop bores me
Be an AI, answer prompts, trigger a RAM crisis
This is great. Setting the curve. Inverse Turing Test.
youraislopbores.me
06.03.2026 17:23
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great fun
06.03.2026 17:16
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When will the last dirty snow pile be gone? Over/under March 18?
06.03.2026 14:17
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Don't worry.
06.03.2026 13:00
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if not war then why war shaped
04.03.2026 18:26
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083 — On TAP: A Theatre & Performance Studies Podcast
On this episode, On TAP emeritae Sarah Bay-Cheng and Kareem Khubchandani join Pannill to discuss Annie Dorsen's essay on generative AI as theatre, Chris Grobe's new essay in Critical Inquiry on imitat...
Episode 083 features On TAP emeritae Sarah Bay-Cheng and Kareem Khubchandani joining Pannill to discuss Annie Dorsen's article about generative AI as theater, Chris Grobe's new article about "botface," and "looksmaxxing." Can you handle it? Download and see!
www.ontappod.com/home/2026/3/3/083
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eliza: how do you do? please tell
me your problem.
dan: i don't have a first sentence for this article.
eliza: i am not sure i understand you fully.
dan: i don't know how to start the article.
eliza: don't you really know how to start the article?
dan: no, i don't.
eliza: aren't you saying "no" just to be negative?
dan: i'm saying no because i can't think of an opening
sentence.
eliza: is it because you can't think of an opening sentence that you came to me?
dan: yes.
eliza: you seem quite positive.
dan: can you help me start off the article?
eliza: you believe i can help you start off the article, don't
you?
dan: i hope so.
eliza: why do you need to tell me you hope so?
dan: because i do.
eliza: is that the real reason?
dan: no.
eliza: you are being a bit negative. dan: yes, i am being negative. eliza: are you sure?
dan: no, i'm not sure.
eliza: how long have you been
not sure?
dan: the hell with it. i'll start the article by myself.
eliza: can you elaborate on that?
when m.i.t. psychologist joseph weizenbaum created the program in 1966, he just wanted to show how computers could be used to converse in english. weizenbaum was shocked to hear that the program was being praised by professional psychologists as a breakthrough in the mental health field. "they told me that with eliza we could treat hundreds of patients an hour at state hospitals," he said in jack rochester's book, the naked computer (1983).
eliza, natural language processing computer program, example conversation & information about its application in the mental health field, commodore microcomputers, magazine (1986) archive.org/details/Comm...
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“The children are always ours, every single one of them, all over the globe; and I am beginning to suspect that whoever is incapable of recognizing this may be incapable of morality.”
James Baldwin
28.02.2026 21:44
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good morning new followers here are some resources for humanities classrooms
against-a-i.com
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When I’m playing Fortnite
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🔴 LIVE - HISTORIC BLIZZARD SLAMMING THE NORTHEAST - THUNDERSNOW, WHITEOUTS & 100K+ WITHOUT POWER
YouTube video by Ryan Hall, Y'all
Ryan Hall reports 1,939 Dunkin Donuts locations are closed due to the storm.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=8UTQ...
23.02.2026 14:38
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When I’m preparing to debut a new phase of my mid-life crisis…
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Fantastic read.
22.02.2026 16:19
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Just please let one of these weirdos go to jail before I run out my time on this earth.
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insanely good thing to say when you enter a room
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An El Niño is brewing
And with it the next, pivotal, chapter of the climate fight.
One thing that may dramatically shake up our political life on this planet is the advent of a strong new El Niño. (Also our, you know, life life)
billmckibben.substack.com/p/an-el-nino...
17.02.2026 13:29
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I now have a Mandela effect experience of this so thank you.
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Same
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It's not a new observation at this point but that wild Noem/Lewandowski story in WSJ really brings home the extent to which all the Trump 2 cabinet-level goblins see their jobs as flying private, doing short-form video, and screaming at underlings. They all hate each other and none of them can read.
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