An ambulance is the best van life vehicle. Fight me on it
This is bad, but also fascinating. I believe the dangers of facial recognition can currently only be combated with legislation, but I doubt people will just stop using biometric recognition software. Read more
What a truly bizarre situation. Thank you for doing your research and not getting suckered — as delightful a headline as it would’ve made.
I find this stuff endlessly fascinating and look forward to reading the book!
Learned another term recently, that also fits- social atomization. The science-y name for TWFM basically, it’s a legit thing.
See also: The Monroe Doctrine, Manifest Destiny, Dominionism etc...
YES! This is the short and sweet version of what I was about to say. It seems more and more the general attitude of people is that rules simply don’t apply to them. If there is a line or a wait for something, they’ll find a way to cut; if there is a barrier that says “do not cross” they are going to cross it. Read more
I love this so much and I didn’t know this account existed but I’m going to go follow it immediately. Read more
We received an email from a parent who says their child attends the early childhood center where Ms. Goodson was a teacher. The school community has created a GoFundMe to set up an education fund for Rhylee, Ms. Goodson’s daughter: Read more
I shoot mainly with a Canon 5D iv and a 24-70mm f2.8, until nightfall, when I switch to my 35mm f1.4. For the Wasteland Weekend story I also brought out my 70-200mm for the car parade. Editing is always Lightroom only.
perhaps, too, we can encourage all of our parents and older relatives to approach YouTube with caution and to—for the love of all that is good—not use it as an engine to research the Talmud. Read more
Deeply, profoundly troubling situation for anyone who cares about the rights and health of women and the future of American Buddhism. Very grateful that Jezebel had the courage to investigate and publish this piece, and I hope it emboldens the survivors—of which there are way too many— to tell their stories, which… Read more