Here is one reason to care
www.nationalobserver.com/2026/02/24/i...
Here is one reason to care
www.nationalobserver.com/2026/02/24/i...
New article from me. Bill C-4 is now law, granting federal political parties immunity from privacy laws retroactively to the year 2000. The exemptions were "buried" at the end of the Making Life More Affordable for Canadians Act.
Dingusi?
My favourite part of accelerationism aka: billionaire's cheese-rolling competition, is how they've fundamentally underestimated the variables of sown entropy, how accelerated entropy is very unlikely to deliver outcomes in their favour, and how they've lost the ability to stop or slow it. Dinguses.
"In the United States, the fossil fuel industry budget for Communications and Public Affairs is $4 billion a year. The entire renewable energy industry is $150 million... and so we have a lot of work just to get the message out about the basic facts."
No Attention Deficit in ADHDβStimulants Promote Wakefulness
by Peter Simons on the Mad in America Substack
This could blow apart the whole diagnosis of ADHD, according to the senior author. In a Medscape interview, he asked: βDo kids with ADHD even have an attention deficit?β
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Meet the ultimate gatekeeper of the nucleus. This molecular machine determines what compounds are welcome inside and which shall not pass. The mechanism behind its selectivity remains a mystery. www.quantamagazine.org/disorder-dri...
I met with AI data labelers in Kenya who are organizing their colleagues to fight the brutal working conditions and horrible pay given to the workers at the "bottom of the AI supply chain." They believe the NDAs they've signed are unenforceable so are speaking out:
www.404media.co/ai-is-africa...
"Artificial intelligence represents a fundamental epistemic shift: from variables to patterns, from rules to associations, from surveys to sensors. This transition may transform... the very meanings of concepts such as citizenship, democracy, and population." journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10....
A google maps view of the area around the Strait of Hormuz, with crude markup showing the 4 steps to successfully clearing the strait: 1. Build up speed 2. Hit Trampoline 3. Cool backflip 4. Nail the landing The boat is illustrated using a clip art yacht, and the trampoline is also just kind of floating there.
wait. wait. everyone hold on. i've solved it
Can this be a solution?
This felt more lighthearted than it reads lol
Def has something to do with my narcissist dad taking me to auditions my whole childhood whomp whomp therapyyyy
Last month of winter too lol like ok yay for aging too I guess
Does anyone remember that Kids in The Hall sketch where there's a small dog that refuses to do tricks and Kevin McDonald points at its face and says "JUSTIFY YOUR EXISTENCE"?
That's what my birthday month feels like
(Me flossing and thinking about something) I'm filossophizing
Like how many times can a person be love bombed before we stop trusting gestures of interest or affection. Then we're bitches for ignoring bait tactics π. Can't win, stopped trying
People certainly believe crazier things, and I'm not gonna start a cult about it or anything, but this train of thought is soothing and fun to explore. I'm turning 47 this month and am ready for my kooky middle-aged dgaf lady phase
Which *could* mean that in those states our thoughts *could* exist outside of linear time, which *could* mean the signals we receive, those "nudges from the universe", could just be from ourselves, the result of our minds resonating in a delinearized state, accessing impressions of our future
If our minds resonate with quantum fields β which a diverse range of research supports β it follows that in those states we function outside of time. Zero-point fields exist beyond classical mechanics, beyond time β think unconscious "dream time", where temporal linearity no longer applies
Anyway, as I'm reading I've been holding ideas of confluence and the feeling of being "nudged by the universe". Over the past few years I've felt it a lot, at first thinking it was my partner, and maybe he was part of it (I'm not religious), but I have fun casual theory forming...
Reading Roger Penrose now, "one of the greatest mathematical physicists alive", who since the 80s has theorized around quantum states of consciousness, and whose theories are now being heavily explored re: AI
I zoom all the way out sometimes to give my mind a break from the horrors, mostly becoming preoccupied with concepts of time and theoretical physics (started when my husband died because it helped me grieve, BEFORE such topics were considered slop hype)
Also "markets bet the war will end soon" - we're living in a world that bets on war so that's cool but also does it just end with Iran getting buried while taking out whoever they can on the way down?
The Middle East isn't known for short wars and this is literally a hornet's nest. What is happening
And while there have been plenty of pieces out about China and Russia "staying out of it", just last month there was this
www.middleeasteye.net/news/china-h...
Feed isn't showing much about it but everyone is aware Iran is attacking every US ally in the Gulf, yeah? Israel, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Turkey, UAE, Egypt, Bahrain, Kuwait, Jordan, Oman...
My blog post images are chaotic and I have no shame about it. This one is an "apoppolypse" poster I made way back in 2008.
If the AI bubble bursts and takes the entire capitalist structure with it, I think a ground-up garden economy would be pretty nice.
she-what.ghost.io/hey-what-abo...