Murder She Wrote, S06E04
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Murder She Wrote, S06E04
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Mięguszowiecki Szczyt Wielki. Tatra mountains. Poland. Photo by S. N.
Kate Mulgrew in her second Murder She Wrote appearance "The Dying Game" (original airdate 13.03.1994) First Appearance Here
Officially an MSW!!! Ceremony was ridiculously long despite only being the school of social work graduation. Overall, it went well and really enjoyed my time when my good friend and his partner visited. Parents were fairly okay. Kitty was an absolute menace and kept me up most nights, but he's still cute.
Multiple people praised my presence in class, that my contributions and communication skills are next level. Also got asked if I would consider a PhD. Got the same feedback during undergrad and theology grad. Yet, still struggle to absorb it.
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Would any of y’all be at all interested in it if I made a post detailing how Whitaker would’ve been an amazing social worker if he hadn’t been a doctor? I’m probably gonna post it anyway but 👀
Being anti-AI/chatgpt in academic spaces is already making me feel insane, and it's week 2 of grad school. "I just use it to come up with ideas for the paper" "I just use it to format the paper" bro thats like half the work. That is how you LEARN is to brainstorm ideas then try to figure out what works. Trying a format and maybe reformatting it later while editing to best articulate your point. Not only are you ruining your ability to learn and melting your brain, but in my opinion is this not just plain cheating?? Not even just plagiarism wise as in its impossible to cite all the sources AI pulls from but just in the sense you're asking something else to do the work for you. Feels like asking your dumb parent to do your math homework and they give you all the wrong answers.
I guess im just especially in shock because its making me feel like both "ohh you're just not up with the new technology, all the kids are using AI now and not learning how to critically think" and "okay we've got an SJW in the house look out! Ooh you actually care about citing real humans work and the environmental impact. Yeah we all just acknowledge the impact but I guess aren't doing anything about it."
Not only is there the contradiction, but we are in a fucking social work masters program. I'm going to lose my mind, social justice is literally part of what we're learning about here and how to take action on it. So it feels like oh excuuuuse me im actually following through with taking an ethical stance on something and matching that with behavior. And im using my own fucking brain to do it.
In my social work program we had to come up with community guidelines for class discussions, and got to talking about what to do if someone publicly says something problematic or offensive.
My personal view on this subject is that people should be called out on their behavior. There are a million reasons I feel this way but to name a few: If it were me saying something ignorant, I would want to be corrected so I could learn and apologize. When people are not called out on their harmful comments it signals to everyone in the room that this behavior is tolerated, and encourages the perpetrator to escalate. If you are part of the group targeted by the offensive remark, and no one stands up for you by calling out the perpetrator, than you feel unsafe in the space because you assume everyone agrees with them.
However. No one else in my classes felt this way. Everyone else said we should just let it go and assume they didn’t mean anything harmful and maybeee talk to that person privately after the fact. The reasoning behind this belief being that they didn’t want to hurt the ignorant persons feelings. I tried to ask why the feelings of the ignorant person mattered more than the feelings of those impacted by their words. No one gave me a good answer.
The policy was decided based on what was most popular, and since I was the only one against the “stay silent when harmful/ignorant things are said” rule, I was easily outvoted.
Heres the result of how this is going: people are getting away with saying shitty stuff. Then the people they consider friends are talking about them behind their backs about how the thing they said was shitty. We continue to not address it. The people saying shitty stuff continue saying shitty stuff. Nothing changes.
I try explaining why this drives me crazy and I get told we have to greet different perspectives with curiosity and not judgement.
Personally, I think being racist is more than just “a different perspective” but I guess being polite is more important than calling out racists.