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Every time you go in a public place and something ISN’T disgusting it’s because somebody cleaned it. Every time you feel comfortable using a public bathroom or sitting at a restaurant table or setting something on a gas station counter or playing on a playground it’s because somebody cleaned it.
Thank you to everyone who cleans the world, especially those who are underpaid and under appreciated.
Is it just me or do a lot of people in our/my generation use the whole... "the world is fucked, everythings terrible, nothing will ever get better, and we'll all burn alive in the climate crisis or die by nuclear bomb" mentality as, well, a cop-out to avoid thinking about their futures?
Girl you are not dying tragically young as a victim of societal collapse. Start taking your education seriously, make a long-term plan for how you want to achieve your personal, financial, and career goals with realistic expectations, and research different types of retirement funds 💀 "late-stage capitalism" is not going to kidnap you in the night and take away all your power over the scary things in life to turn you into a passive victim of circumstance any time soon
"But this time its different!" Its really not. The Cuban missile crisis almost had the world blow up, and it didn't. The cold war that set the stage for it existed in a constant state of the threat of nuclear annihilation.
Our world map today looks completely different from how it looked a thousand years ago. Nations and empires have risen and collapsed. Wars have been waged over petty bullshit that changed names and borders. Empires that were once thought invincible and perpetual crumbled to dust within a peasant's lifetime as they tilled their fields and worried about crop failure. The invention of flight, motion pictures, and the automobile chased the coattails of WWI and the great depression. Children played mischief games and elders complained about kids these days being too soft and sensitive during the fall of the Roman empire.
Our generational struggles are not uniquely terrible compared to any other generation's. Your life will not come to a dramatic and cinematic end to all of humanity and the world as we know it any time soon. The world will change and evolve as it always has throughout all of history and all of its constant perpetual bullshit, and you will continue to live on regardless of the outcome. Yes, even if you're queer. Yes, even if you're trans. Yes, even if you're neurodivergent. Yes, even if you're racialized. Set up your 401k and find ways to guard against becoming senile not if, but when you grow old.
Every generation before us has fallen victim to the logical fallacy that we're living in uniquely bad times and worried about the world ending because 1) you have a lot of information about the bad things going on right now 2) in contrast to the decades and centuries past you don't have information how it ends.
World War II was uniquely terrible and we know it ended in 1945 and was followed by an era of huge economic growth in the west.
I think it's important to keep perspective on this not only to make some plans for your own life, but because there is purpose in engaging with politics and the small footprint you can leave on your community right now.
Yes it's worth it to pressure your local government to move in the right direction for important issues, yes it's worth it to come together with local non-profits, friends or neighbors to tackle an issue close to your heart. That is how change happens.
Because the world isn't ending today or next year or even in 10 years. You will be there and it's going to be nice to look at a tree that you planted today that had 10 years to grow.
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getting older is funny because characters you used to look up to and see as very established and grown up people are like 29

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Saw this on Twitter and wanted to share.
Indigenous lands are crucial for climate mitigation and resilience. Research shows their health is a direct result of Indigenous stewardship
While this isn't news to anyone who works in this space, it is useful to have this water-is-wet research to affirm that Indigenous knowledge and land management are extremely effective at storing carbon and protecting biodiversity.
I want to draw special attention to this part of the article:
New research shows that approach overlooks the key role that Indigenous knowledge and culture can play in mitigating climate change. It also reveals a dangerous misconception that has taken hold in global climate discussions: the idea that Indigenous lands are so rich because they are remote or sparsely populated. Nothing could be further from the truth. The health of Indigenous lands and their ability to store vast quantities of carbon stem from the stewardship of the people who inhabit them.
Maybe one reason time seems to speed up in adult life is because when your full time job leaves you roughly 5 hours of free time a day plus two days off a week your life turns into a sort of monotony that makes the days blend together and creative pursuits move in slow motion as you can only get to them when other your commitments are done.
When you look back and think damn 2019 wasn’t that long ago where did the time go? Job. Your Job took it.
They just arrested a guy for ONE CLAP at a public meeting!!!
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THIS DRESS ALONE SHOULDVE WON BEST COSTUME BUT IT'S FINE IT'S FINE IM CHILL!!!

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The Prince of Angela Giarratana's Italian family
You can listen (and watch!) the new episode of The Downside podcast #393 with Angela Giarratana on Spotify and YouTube!
Sorry you’re gonna have to drag me kicking and screaming off the thirty year old social reject woman website. These are my people
tumblr isn’t considered a social media because everyone on here is just talking to themselves
yeah i agree
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A couple of years ago we were all terribly concerned about the fact that a lot of American high schools are assigning such crushing homework loads that some kids literally don't have enough time to eat or sleep (and all this in spite of the fact that there's no good evidence that assigning homework actually improves academic outcomes at the pre-university level), but now we're hearing stories about those same schools struggling to stop kids from using ChatGPT to write their essays and suddenly It's The Children Who Are Wrong. Like, do you think maybe there's a certain level of cause and effect in play here?
i keep trying to explain to people that teenagers are making mostly rational decisions based on the information they have, and no one seems to believe me
you probably won't be surprised at the pushback I've gotten from teachers at the college level (who by and large don't have to worry about NCLB guidelines and tests) at suggesting that if critical thinking is the problem being lost, maybe we should change our testing and assessment styles to directly measure critical thinking on the fly rather than throwing up our hands and blaming TECHNOLOGY
the trick is that these assessment styles often require more work to think about and construct assessments for and that is work that college instructors are typically compensated very poorly if at all for, so like, I get it. but that's how you fix this shit. and I think if you are invested in the project of education for its own sake, you have to consider the ways in which incentivizing your students not to rely on chatgpt involves changing the structure of your shared activities together such that failing to learn and digest material is routinely boring or unpleasant and that knowing it is the only way to feel that one is succeeding in class in small, low-stakes, frequent interactions rather than single high-stakes ones.
i think one of the main issues professors and adjuncts are running into is that they not only don't have the bandwidth to redesign curriculums to account for the existence of ChatGPT, they don't have the bandwidth to do all that on top of also serving as remedial educators for students who graduated high school without most of the critical thinking skills the profs could previously expect from incoming first-year university students. you can redesign a literature course to prioritize certain kinds of engagement with the material over others, but from the various anecdotes and articles I've read, a huge part of the reason university instructors are hitting walls is that test prep-driven curriculum design in elementary and secondary school prioritized analysis of short excerpts rather than reading for depth across a whole volume. if your students literally don't know how to Read An Adult Chapter Book it is not your fault as a university professor that you don't know how to quickly jump back in time to 2020 and teach your class such a foundational skill in what was supposed to be a university-level course.
i don't blame the kids for making the rational decision to cheat when presented with obvious incentive, little (immediately obvious) downside, and inadequate resources for alternatives. i just don't know how higher ed instructors can realistically cope when they realize they're suddenly needing to essentially teach a different grade level than the one they were hired for, while still being expected to reach the original finish line.
to truly unfuck the education system you'd have to be willing to prevent kids from moving on before they mastered a grade-standard skill, and if you did that, you'd furthermore have to support them to success instead of just punishing failure. you'd have to make it so taking longer to understand something did not have obvious i immediate real-world consequences as immediate as the real-world consequence of moving on without understanding. and that's a lot to ask.

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the thing about "people have talked about it you're just 21" is that it's not really "young people are stupid" it's more "if you come into an academic discussion you should know what people have said on the matter lest you talk out your ass"
the ideal chai latte is one of the most amazing things on this earth. it’s a shame that most cafes think they have to serve either a cup of grit or milk that they whispered the names of spices to