Günter Ziegler sagte mal, dass Mathematik 4 Rollen hat: 1. Teil unserer Kultur 2. Werkzeugkasten für den Alltag 3. Zukunftswissen als Grundlage für High Tech 4. Neugier Na mal sehen, ob das alles hier rauskommt. Hier gleich mal ein Podcastlink dazu:www.math.kit.edu/ianm4/seite/...
I think about how Grace Lee Boggs always liked to ask her mentees what time it is on the clock of history, and every day it becomes more obvious why. Dems trusted our hopes to leaders profoundly incapable of reading that clock.
Meanwhile the preschooler refuses to nap and every time I do a hacking COVID cough she shouts, "excuse you, Chili"
This is how I always feel when I am the one who remembered the diaper bag
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“hole in the ozone layer” levels of erasure. my mom was a project manager who busted her ass for years to make sure IBM was ready for Y2K and completely succeeded, only for it to get turned into a late night joke. funny how the stories of mass collective action to avoid disaster rarely get toldRE: bsky.app/profile/did:plc:gpnkq…
There is no earthly way this dude was doing 100+ hour weeks of manual labor in the summer, lol
I mean, I think that's the end game, really. It creates lucrative contracts for a bunch of marketing pros to retool their comms into GOP-lite slop while allowing them to avoid any meaningful culpability for actual failings of morality and courage
Counterpoint: you can make this stuff up Which is exactly what the WSJ is doing
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