Jacobo Menogo
@dankdjango.bsky.social
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From Chugiak, and Berkeley.
From Chugiak, and Berkeley.
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This is literally what I've been writing and podcasting about for years. I was planning to do an essay on this, but here's a 🧵.
The main reason is psychology. Due to personal, family, and cultural histories, some people are inherently scared of the world.
The main reason is psychology. Due to personal, family, and cultural histories, some people are inherently scared of the world.
Fight and help win a world war.
Establish a global order that cements your national power for 80 years.
Blow it all up.
What am I missing?
Establish a global order that cements your national power for 80 years.
Blow it all up.
What am I missing?
January 18, 2026 at 5:43 PM
This is literally what I've been writing and podcasting about for years. I was planning to do an essay on this, but here's a 🧵.
The main reason is psychology. Due to personal, family, and cultural histories, some people are inherently scared of the world.
The main reason is psychology. Due to personal, family, and cultural histories, some people are inherently scared of the world.
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One thing 2025 made clear: Durable progress on climate in the US will require structural reform to our corrupted political systems. Otherwise, steps forward will always be vulnerable to the bloody clawbacks we saw this year. A political strategy that doesn't center system reform is not "pragmatic."
December 27, 2025 at 11:45 AM
One thing 2025 made clear: Durable progress on climate in the US will require structural reform to our corrupted political systems. Otherwise, steps forward will always be vulnerable to the bloody clawbacks we saw this year. A political strategy that doesn't center system reform is not "pragmatic."
A very Vic Firth Christmas.
December 25, 2025 at 8:26 PM
A very Vic Firth Christmas.
I endorse this whole thread.
i know what conservatives think, its the whole reason i have zero respect for them
CNN has a show with a similar line. That the problem with this country is we just aren’t talking to each other.
It’s the kind of diagnosis that a toddler would land on.
It’s the kind of diagnosis that a toddler would land on.
December 18, 2025 at 5:39 PM
I endorse this whole thread.
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They called them Near Abroad Direct Action Operations, NADA Ops. The "joke" in the CalSec cafeterias, which made its way out later in the hearings was that "What does the operator say when asked if there are civilians in the area? Nada...oops!". Even decades later, Arizona didn't find it funny.
October 31, 2025 at 1:16 AM
They called them Near Abroad Direct Action Operations, NADA Ops. The "joke" in the CalSec cafeterias, which made its way out later in the hearings was that "What does the operator say when asked if there are civilians in the area? Nada...oops!". Even decades later, Arizona didn't find it funny.
Don’t get me wrong here, I like Portishead, but when I hear them I immediately think, “Oh, (insert most old roommates) is having sex.”
Portishead’s Geoff Barrow: ‘I can’t think of any worse music to make love to than ours’
Portishead’s Geoff Barrow: ‘I can’t think of any worse music to make love to than ours’
As he moves into film production with the thriller Game, the musician – also known for Beak> – answers your questions on Myspace rappers, sex playlists and whether Portishead will ever make new music
www.theguardian.com
November 14, 2025 at 3:33 AM
Don’t get me wrong here, I like Portishead, but when I hear them I immediately think, “Oh, (insert most old roommates) is having sex.”
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Even if we assume it comes with good intentions, I fail to see how this relentless push to obscure the fundamental asymmetry of American politics by abstract equivocation and empty “both sides” rhetoric could possibly lead this country to a better place. We need to face reality.
The answer to this seemingly reasonable point is obvious:
Republican leaders, including the president, actively incite, praise, and reward violence.
And while some online leftists might do the same, Democratic leaders do not. It's a fundamental asymmetry that French is obscuring.
Republican leaders, including the president, actively incite, praise, and reward violence.
And while some online leftists might do the same, Democratic leaders do not. It's a fundamental asymmetry that French is obscuring.
September 15, 2025 at 4:16 PM
Even if we assume it comes with good intentions, I fail to see how this relentless push to obscure the fundamental asymmetry of American politics by abstract equivocation and empty “both sides” rhetoric could possibly lead this country to a better place. We need to face reality.
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Just tried watching Ezra Klein’s latest NYT podcast episode on how the U.S. got to this point where vaccines are so politicized.
It’s pretty clear that Klein and his guests—David Wallace Wells and Rachael Bedard—really do not understand why/how the political right turned on vaccines.
It’s pretty clear that Klein and his guests—David Wallace Wells and Rachael Bedard—really do not understand why/how the political right turned on vaccines.
August 28, 2025 at 3:39 PM
Just tried watching Ezra Klein’s latest NYT podcast episode on how the U.S. got to this point where vaccines are so politicized.
It’s pretty clear that Klein and his guests—David Wallace Wells and Rachael Bedard—really do not understand why/how the political right turned on vaccines.
It’s pretty clear that Klein and his guests—David Wallace Wells and Rachael Bedard—really do not understand why/how the political right turned on vaccines.
*sigh* 😔
The precise moment when and where in recent weeks America crossed that invisible line from democracy into authoritarianism can and will be debated by future historians, but it’s clear that the line itself has been crossed. www.doomsdayscenario.co/p/america-ti...
America Tips Into Fascism
Today is different than before.
www.doomsdayscenario.co
August 25, 2025 at 10:29 PM
*sigh* 😔
I dunno if anybody reading this is from the Bay Area, but I’ll be playing a show at 924 Gilman 7/20. The Null
July 9, 2025 at 8:54 PM
I dunno if anybody reading this is from the Bay Area, but I’ll be playing a show at 924 Gilman 7/20. The Null
Came back from vacation to an overloaded peach tree. Spent about 15-20 minutes picking. Still sooo much on the tree. 🍑🫐
July 2, 2025 at 4:47 PM
Came back from vacation to an overloaded peach tree. Spent about 15-20 minutes picking. Still sooo much on the tree. 🍑🫐
Alligator Auschwitz
July 1, 2025 at 11:15 PM
Alligator Auschwitz
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Vaccination schedules on the CDC website have already started changing under RFK Jr. So we published a guide to the evidence-based vaccine recommendations in place *before* all 17 members of the advisory panel were abruptly dismissed by the new admin. www.scientificamerican.com/article/see-... 🧪
Here’s Your Cheat Sheet for Vaccine Recommendations Backed by Science
These graphics will guide you through science-based vaccine guidelines for children and adults
www.scientificamerican.com
June 25, 2025 at 11:49 AM
Vaccination schedules on the CDC website have already started changing under RFK Jr. So we published a guide to the evidence-based vaccine recommendations in place *before* all 17 members of the advisory panel were abruptly dismissed by the new admin. www.scientificamerican.com/article/see-... 🧪
If It Were Left Up to Me (Single Master)
YouTube video by Sly and the Family Stone - Topic
youtu.be
June 11, 2025 at 4:30 PM
This shit is my zen. I’ll spend hours out here in the evenings, just staring.
May 19, 2025 at 12:47 AM
This shit is my zen. I’ll spend hours out here in the evenings, just staring.
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Every now and then it hits me that this isn’t just about 1 inhuman act or another, but a bigger picture.
That the entire democratic experiment in America is falling apart in front of our eyes. It’s historic in that sense. Which then makes me wonder why all media stories aren’t framed this way.
That the entire democratic experiment in America is falling apart in front of our eyes. It’s historic in that sense. Which then makes me wonder why all media stories aren’t framed this way.
April 17, 2025 at 4:41 AM
Every now and then it hits me that this isn’t just about 1 inhuman act or another, but a bigger picture.
That the entire democratic experiment in America is falling apart in front of our eyes. It’s historic in that sense. Which then makes me wonder why all media stories aren’t framed this way.
That the entire democratic experiment in America is falling apart in front of our eyes. It’s historic in that sense. Which then makes me wonder why all media stories aren’t framed this way.
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When you're watching sports, often you'll choose a team to root for.
You expect your team to play to win, or at least to play. If they don't, you will probably stop rooting for them.
www.the-reframe.com/the-beached-...
You expect your team to play to win, or at least to play. If they don't, you will probably stop rooting for them.
www.the-reframe.com/the-beached-...
The Beached Whale
Messaging for leaders who actually want to lead. Playing to Win - part of a series about directional alignment.
www.the-reframe.com
March 16, 2025 at 9:51 PM
When you're watching sports, often you'll choose a team to root for.
You expect your team to play to win, or at least to play. If they don't, you will probably stop rooting for them.
www.the-reframe.com/the-beached-...
You expect your team to play to win, or at least to play. If they don't, you will probably stop rooting for them.
www.the-reframe.com/the-beached-...
I am playing drums in a band again. We call ourselves The Null. Our first show is on January 25th. Below is the flyer for said show.
January 13, 2025 at 11:39 PM
I am playing drums in a band again. We call ourselves The Null. Our first show is on January 25th. Below is the flyer for said show.
