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Cat paw prints in the medieval floor tiles of the 12th century CE St Peter Church in Wormleighton, England
truly one of the most demoralising things about being in the job market atm is "only successful applicants will be notified" is practically a universal standard. so you spend hours, sometimes days filling out applications, writing CVs and cover letters only to be ghosted as the only form of communication. Not even a "thank you but this time you've been unsuccessful" email. You're in a constant state of "did I not get it or have they not contacted me?" and you just have to eventually conclude you were unsuccessful without so much as courtesy, "sorry, but thank you for your application." A literal thankless cycle for months and months and months. You'd think with all the ways to automate these processes they would at least have the time, means and decency to acknowledge your submission and let you off the hook, but no. You're just in limbo in every possible way in the name of "efficiency". Solidarity with everyone going through this because it is truly dehumanising and demoralising to work so hard on putting yourself forward constantly without acknowledgement or useful communication of any sort for long periods of time, and most ppl simply will not have any compassion for what that's like.
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People who are good at stuff are not always good at teaching that stuff to others. Often, in fact, as someone becomes an expert at something, they have trouble viewing the first steps from the metaphorical seventh floor landing.
Try reaching a four-year-old to read “cat” or what 2+2 is and you’ll realize that things that you “just do” are actually a series of difficult steps for a beginner. In much the same way, experts “just do” play an instrument, play a sport, solve an equation, or create art.
Some of the worst teachers I ever had were geniuses, but they had trouble getting into the minds of their students, much like the xkcd comic (“silicate chemistry is second nature to us…”). Teaching is a skill; in fact, it’s a dozen skills stacked on top of each other. Thank your local educator today: the current administration continues to underfund education and the current society underappreciates teaching as a skill (and I haven’t even touched on the classroom management, lesson planning, and social skills required by most educators).
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#a principal once told me he’d hire a veteran kindergarten teacher over a person with a doctorate in a subject any day#because the kindergarten teacher would understand how to break tasks down into simple language and easy-to-follow steps#it totally inspired me to respect my own skills as an early childhood teacher and to this day I take great pleasure in helping others out#of all ages to do complicated things and understand complicated topics
I totally get that statement. Looking back to university the most frustrating lectures were by geniuses in their field who weren't even mean or anything, but they were explaining 6D chess to me when I was trying to understand where the chess pieces can move.
On the other hand those that focused on the basics, then one step further, then one step further were much easier to follow and the material was less frustrating to dig into.
And a consequence of this in academia is that people who are good at teaching often get dismissed by their peers and superiors rather than recognized for their skills, especially if they are at all marginalized.
It sounds paradoxical written like that, sure. But how many times have you seen this happen:
1. Marginalized person clearly and concisely explains a difficult concept to a wide audience. Response: Audience thinks the concept is inherently easy to grasp, because they understood it quickly.
2. More privileged person poorly explains a medium- to low-complexity concept to the same audience. Response: Audience thinks the person must be very smart, because the concept seems difficult to grasp.
In both cases, the audience is judging complexity based on how well they understood the concept, but the conclusion they draw about why they understood it is impacted by the social privilege of the speaker. Success is attributed to something outside of the marginalized person; failure is attributed to something outside of the privileged person.
Combine this with the fact that marginalized people are more likely to be teachers and you wind up with a vast devaluation of educational skills.
Funnily enough that tracks 1:1 with those lectures. The "genius" was a man and the person who finally explained it concisely was a woman.
And from what I've heard my male peers always evaluated the female lecturers more harshly, which I can only attribute to misogyny.
im swimming at the lake and accidentally kicked a fish. this has never happened in my many years of swimming. sorry man
there was a great study a few years that went into the whole "ppl online are bigger jerks than irl cuz theres a virtual wall and no repercussions" and the researchers were expecting to see that be the case but it turns out that people who were really angry or argumentative online were also found to just be assholes in person and people who were pretty patient and nice online were found to be patient and nice in real person as well
and it just debunked that whole cynical idea that people will naturally be mean if theres no punishment for it
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the researchers found that being online didnt make people more hostile, but that being online allowed already hostile people to dominate forum conversations, and the less aggressive people were much less likely to reply or engage, ending in just the aggressive people bickering at eachother
Thereby disproving Greater Internet Fuckwad Theory.
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I hate Joe Exotic but this exchange reset my brain
me when I’m baffled by the inefficiency and callousness of everything and then I remember it’s all corrupt girl
One of my favorite things about Put Baby In Pelican Mouth is that not only does the pelican have the intelligence necessary to speak human language but also knows how to lie, suggesting it has a theory of mind, yet not enough to understand that no one is going to put baby in pelican mouth.
To be entirely fair to the pelican, I have seen humans do much, much dumber things with their infants. The park rangers in Louisiana ha e to regularly tell people to not put their babies on the ground next to the gators for a pic.
In fact, it could be argued that the peculiar grammar used by the pelican in the Put Baby In Pelican Mouth post is deliberate, like how phishers use major grammar errors in their messages so that people too smart for the scam (or smart enough to report them) ignore the emails and the scammer can focus on the most likely marks.
Regardless, the pelican is right: there is absolutely someone dumb enough to put a baby in its mouth because it asked politely. Probably dozens on that beach alone.
Put baby in pelican mouth for Instagram photo. Facebook photo of baby in pelican mouth for many likes and also happy asleep baby. So cute baby in pelican mouth for video on TikTok. Youtube short of baby so cute in soft pelican mouth for so many views to Youtube channel. Baby in pelican mouth challenge.
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jf i was vladimir nabokov and i was writing lolita i would make her an adult becaude then it would t be dark problematic media and instead a sweet romabce between two adults (woke and pure)

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recent epidemic of adaptations that take lots of liberties with the source material and also, separately, are bad. but then if you say "this is bad" you get hit with "you're just being a source material purist and you don't understand the vision"...like. well actually I think it rules when people do new and different things with classic works. I just think these particular new and different things suck ass.
just saw a chair so photogenic I had to reevaluate my feelings towards plastic furniture
do you see this. beyond ridiculous
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I understand your feelings for the chair robin crabussy
unpost this right now you strange strange man
I hired a wizard to cast png on it. effervescent