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Hanging Out, by @seeshespeak.bsky.social, spotted in the Felix Jud bookstore in Hamburg!
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YAY!!!!!
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Used to live there; can also confirm.
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Something we don’t talk about enough is the fact that Jay Gatsby is secretly from North Dakota and how this is actually the key to understanding everything that happens in the novel.
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I know that feeling well from living in ND. It felt like a miracle when we got a show that was worth seeing there (though that did occasionally happen).
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I’m glad to hear that! But as the article points out, if nostalgia acts are currently the only ones selling tickets, the next generation will have no nostalgia acts to patronize in the future.
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Which is not to say it’s Gen Z’s fault that an atomized state of modern existence has reduced music to a mere soundtrack to other activities that gets exclusively consumed through headphones, thus rendering the idea of live performance itself incomprehensible.
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Millennials get blamed for killing off stuff nobody liked or wanted in the first place, like Applebees, but at least they can’t blame us for killing off live music.
That’s on Gen Z.
www.theguardian.com/music/articl...
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Abolish summer colds.
Pretty please. 🤒
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Already sent out 3 “Where’s the money, Lebowski??” emails today.
Fun fact: if you’re a freelancer working with NYC-based presses / publishers, you’re supposed to be paid for freelance work within 30 days of its completion! It’s the law, & you can report violations:
www.nyc.gov/site/dca/wor...
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✔️✔️✔️
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A little solidarity, as a treat, would be cool, yes.
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ICYMI
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One of the more toxic traits of the modern neoliberal university is the tendency for disciplines to dunk on other disciplines.
In other words, the anti-intellectualism is coming from inside the house.
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I like the sounds of your un-system!
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That’s important, yes.
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Do you teach students how and why to take notes?
I do not, but a friend just asked me to explain how and why I take notes on stuff I’m reading and, in the process of explaining, I realized no one ever taught me to do this, I just screwed around and eventually cobbled together a system.
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Glad I refrained from sending the “HELLO … IS THIS THING ON????” email. That can probably wait until Monday.
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Was annoyed that I hadn’t received a reply to an email I sent ages ago.
Checked my drafts folder.
I sent it *yesterday morning* — it just feels like I sent it ages ago because this week has been AN EFFING WEEK. Also because I need an answer.
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Wouldn’t that be fun, as a treat
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No, it should be the reverse: wage growth has failed to keep up with productivity.
But who can afford copyeditors in this economy!
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amp.theguardian.com/us-news/arti...
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AI is being sold to us as the answer to the problem of worker productivity. But as the new Bureau of Labor Statistics report shows, productivity is *not* the problem.
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THE HORROR!
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