Public universities are legally not allowed to ban controversial speakers, even if they are racist. It is a constitutional right, and banning free speech at a public institution amounts to government censorship. This article from the ACLU is relevant: https://www.aclu.org/documents/speech-campus
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Honestly, spend time with my family and pets. Enjoy nature. Have a big party with my favorite people where I tell them how they've made my life so wonderful.
My dumb ass interpreted this as they found a window pane from a house flying through the air at 13,000 feet
That was fascinating to read!
- WTF - Marc Maron's podcast with really great long-form interviews of comedians, actors, and other public figures.
- Radiolab - about science, nature, and the human experience. Interesting and educational.
- Don't Ask Tig - comedian Tig Notaro and a guest answer listener questions asking for advice. Usually funny and heartwarming.
The full article mentions the child had been placed there by a "court decision" so it sounds like the parents may have temporarily lost custody.
The Office, Seinfeld
Moved out of a drought/fire prone area and to a more climate-stable environment with tons of water. Bought a plug in hybrid. Work from home so no commute. Reduced meat consumption. And chose not to have babies.
Or, the window of habitability on Mars was much shorter than on Earth, and there just wasn't time for complex, multicellular life to evolve. On Earth, life existed for billions of years before multicellular critters popped up. I think one day, a rover is going to turn over the right rock and we'll see a little smudge of fossilized algal mat. But I am an optimist.
That's true. I prioritized selling just in the early game, before I'd unlocked all the great fairies.
Yeah, fuse a rock to anything. I prefer the two handed wooden sticks to make a rock hammer.
My favorites:
Context: I'm pushing 40 and didn't play video games between SNES and Switch.