an interesting project for someone who is not me would be to go back through major paper stories featuring quotes from the average voter since, say, 2023 and seeing how their open secrets histories tally up

CEO of 23andMe says she’ll consider selling 23andMe—which means the DNA of 23andMe’s 15 million customers would be up for sale, too. www.theatlantic.com/health/archi... <if I had used the service I’d be deleting my data asap

Remember That DNA You Gave 23andMe?

The company is in trouble, and anyone who has spit into one of the company’s test tubes should be concerned.

"why do you care about Dems running at being tough on the border in violation of international law?" stories like this. we need to be humanizing, not criminalizing. www.instagram.com/p/DAeEHyhu8S...

I think engaging with art can make you a better person, but sometimes it means drawing the exact opposite conclusion of what the art was trying to make. Nothing should be ingested passively; you've gotta chew your food before you swallow it.

I swear I don’t hate series but if I start one more goddamn book without knowing it launches a series I will cause an incident

I really want people to understand that this is just as awful and upsetting and invasive for a trans girl as it would be for a cis girl under the same scrutiny. Because when it happens to cis girls/women people get upset, but when it’s an actual trans girl somehow it’s “complicated.” It’s not.

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In order to determine whether a 15-year-old volleyball player was transgender, Florida police sought out her medical records to determine any changes in her body weight and asked her teammates if they had ever seen her nude. One detective referred to the girl as "it"

This part.

La Internationale Maison Du Flap Jacques

When looking upon the images of devastated rural US landscapes, remember: this is the deferred payment for having gas prices be fifteen cents lower in 1993, and there are plenty of influential people who think it worth it