Ijedike
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Very important to hate fascists more than you hate liberals.
December 12, 2025 at 11:49 PM
Very important to hate fascists more than you hate liberals.
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Navigate the rise and fall of research topics over five decades using The Transmitter's interactive map, which is based on a semantic analysis of nearly 350,000 abstracts in leading neuroscience journals. Explore more: www.thetransmitter.org/publishing/p...
#neuroskyence #StateOfNeuroscience
#neuroskyence #StateOfNeuroscience
Putting 50 years of neuroscience on the map
Navigate the rise and fall of research topics over five decades using our interactive map, which is based on a semantic analysis of nearly 350,000 abstracts.
www.thetransmitter.org
November 17, 2025 at 9:42 PM
Navigate the rise and fall of research topics over five decades using The Transmitter's interactive map, which is based on a semantic analysis of nearly 350,000 abstracts in leading neuroscience journals. Explore more: www.thetransmitter.org/publishing/p...
#neuroskyence #StateOfNeuroscience
#neuroskyence #StateOfNeuroscience
All the people trying to pick a fight over the latter half of this post like there may not be more temporally relevant examples a person of Nigerian origin could be referring to here.
Elon Musk and the Trump administration gleefully shutting down USAID “has already caused the deaths of six hundred thousand people, two-thirds of them children.”
People throw around terms like genocide quite freely online but it’s hard to find other words to describe this level of man-made death.
People throw around terms like genocide quite freely online but it’s hard to find other words to describe this level of man-made death.
USAID shutdown has led to hundreds of thousands of deaths | Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health
The Trump administration’s decision to shut down the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) has resulted in hundreds of thousands of deaths from infectious diseases and malnutrition, accord...
hsph.harvard.edu
November 28, 2025 at 2:06 PM
All the people trying to pick a fight over the latter half of this post like there may not be more temporally relevant examples a person of Nigerian origin could be referring to here.
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Don’t love this trend of people using dead Palestinians as a shield to justify their resentment or dislike of people they find annoying online.
Did I say that I support Mills or that she is the best candidate. No, I did not. Do you see me here or in my column throwing my support behind “apartheid enablers” and “genocide deniers.” No, you do not.
October 21, 2025 at 2:39 PM
Don’t love this trend of people using dead Palestinians as a shield to justify their resentment or dislike of people they find annoying online.
Unhinged and incorrect. There’s a particular library filing code that’s the bane of my existence because they just throw all recent fiction in there so sifting through the books is near impossible. Order is great. More categories please. Let me see your vampire fiction about dentistry section.
October 13, 2025 at 9:41 PM
Unhinged and incorrect. There’s a particular library filing code that’s the bane of my existence because they just throw all recent fiction in there so sifting through the books is near impossible. Order is great. More categories please. Let me see your vampire fiction about dentistry section.
Hinged and correct. I don’t think teenagers who read necessarily focus on YA books anymore tbh. The YA categorization trap really only captured one generation and they’re still its primary market (no shade intended)
YA shouldn’t exist as a separate category—it infantilizes teenagers who can/should just read regular books for adults. And don’t get me started on adults reading YA…
Tell me your most unhinged literary opinion, as a little treat
October 13, 2025 at 9:32 PM
Hinged and correct. I don’t think teenagers who read necessarily focus on YA books anymore tbh. The YA categorization trap really only captured one generation and they’re still its primary market (no shade intended)
Unhinged, probably incorrect if you don’t apply the same reasoning to most prose. Correct from an existential perspective
Most poetry is a complete waste of effort
Tell me your most unhinged literary opinion, as a little treat
October 13, 2025 at 9:29 PM
Unhinged, probably incorrect if you don’t apply the same reasoning to most prose. Correct from an existential perspective
Hinged and incorrect imo. Commonplace opinion, but while I don’t have stats for this, I’m certain that young people struggling in NYC/Sf/LA is much more represented in contemporary litfic than academia is
I know the advice is to “write what you know,” but the world is not in desperate need of more contemporary literary fiction focused on academia.
Tell me your most unhinged literary opinion, as a little treat
October 13, 2025 at 9:28 PM
Hinged and incorrect imo. Commonplace opinion, but while I don’t have stats for this, I’m certain that young people struggling in NYC/Sf/LA is much more represented in contemporary litfic than academia is
Actually unhinged, I think. Also perhaps correct? Hate it when audiobook narrators attempt Nigerian accents and fail though, so this would piss me off.
If a book is translated to English, the English audiobook narration should be done in the accent of the original language.
Tell me your most unhinged literary opinion, as a little treat
October 13, 2025 at 9:25 PM
Actually unhinged, I think. Also perhaps correct? Hate it when audiobook narrators attempt Nigerian accents and fail though, so this would piss me off.
Hinged and correct
Nearly every "business book" could be a pamphlet, also my profession is not great at picking out management books for team building purposes.
Tell me your most unhinged literary opinion, as a little treat
October 13, 2025 at 9:24 PM
Hinged and correct
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Something I've been thinking about lately is how to assert my right to think about the things I want to think about, the cultural or intellectual questions that are interesting to me, rather than have my day-to-day attention yanked around by someone else's agenda (i.e., the guy with the megaphone)
September 17, 2025 at 4:11 PM
Something I've been thinking about lately is how to assert my right to think about the things I want to think about, the cultural or intellectual questions that are interesting to me, rather than have my day-to-day attention yanked around by someone else's agenda (i.e., the guy with the megaphone)