Mischollanious Thoughts
@mischollaneous.bsky.social
Raconteur, tea drinker.
Neuro-Spicy thinker of thoughts.
Better living through CQI.
Neuro-Spicy thinker of thoughts.
Better living through CQI.
The same way I did with my homework back in grade school.
These people never matured into responsible adults who know better than to play games of brinksmanship.
The fact that these people with child like maturity keep getting elected to do a grown-up job is systemically problematic.
These people never matured into responsible adults who know better than to play games of brinksmanship.
The fact that these people with child like maturity keep getting elected to do a grown-up job is systemically problematic.
December 4, 2025 at 11:31 PM
The same way I did with my homework back in grade school.
These people never matured into responsible adults who know better than to play games of brinksmanship.
The fact that these people with child like maturity keep getting elected to do a grown-up job is systemically problematic.
These people never matured into responsible adults who know better than to play games of brinksmanship.
The fact that these people with child like maturity keep getting elected to do a grown-up job is systemically problematic.
I love the smell of cognitive dissonance in the morning...
I'm having trouble reconciling classifying $1000-$1500 as "Big Dollar" donations in the era of Citizens United where corporate PACs are giving millions.
These sound like the limits on individual donations,not some unfettered PAC funding.
I'm having trouble reconciling classifying $1000-$1500 as "Big Dollar" donations in the era of Citizens United where corporate PACs are giving millions.
These sound like the limits on individual donations,not some unfettered PAC funding.
December 1, 2025 at 2:36 PM
I love the smell of cognitive dissonance in the morning...
I'm having trouble reconciling classifying $1000-$1500 as "Big Dollar" donations in the era of Citizens United where corporate PACs are giving millions.
These sound like the limits on individual donations,not some unfettered PAC funding.
I'm having trouble reconciling classifying $1000-$1500 as "Big Dollar" donations in the era of Citizens United where corporate PACs are giving millions.
These sound like the limits on individual donations,not some unfettered PAC funding.
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Multiple women came forward and their complaints were ignored.
This is the culture Hegseth wants to foster.
He doesn’t want women to be safe.
He won’t let them come forward anonymously.
Rape culture is alive and well.
www.pbs.org/newshour/sho...
This is the culture Hegseth wants to foster.
He doesn’t want women to be safe.
He won’t let them come forward anonymously.
Rape culture is alive and well.
www.pbs.org/newshour/sho...
Army OB-GYN accused of secretly recording women under his care
This week, the U.S. Army has been reckoning with a sexual abuse scandal that could involve the largest number of allegations in its history. An Army doctor is accused of abusing women who were under h...
www.pbs.org
November 28, 2025 at 3:39 AM
Multiple women came forward and their complaints were ignored.
This is the culture Hegseth wants to foster.
He doesn’t want women to be safe.
He won’t let them come forward anonymously.
Rape culture is alive and well.
www.pbs.org/newshour/sho...
This is the culture Hegseth wants to foster.
He doesn’t want women to be safe.
He won’t let them come forward anonymously.
Rape culture is alive and well.
www.pbs.org/newshour/sho...
This might be just be my ND doing nitpicking, but if you want to sway people's opinions in an age of post reality social media, you need to establish the credibility of your information if you don't want it dismissed immediately.
Nobody wants that number to be real.
Demonstrate it's undeniable.
Nobody wants that number to be real.
Demonstrate it's undeniable.
November 27, 2025 at 2:50 PM
This might be just be my ND doing nitpicking, but if you want to sway people's opinions in an age of post reality social media, you need to establish the credibility of your information if you don't want it dismissed immediately.
Nobody wants that number to be real.
Demonstrate it's undeniable.
Nobody wants that number to be real.
Demonstrate it's undeniable.
Could you unpack the staggering statistic of a murder every 10 minutes? That's a huge body count.
What's the geographic scope? Where did this number come from?
Violence against women is a major problem. Without a citation for context, this claim feels like hyperbole or an AI hallucination.
What's the geographic scope? Where did this number come from?
Violence against women is a major problem. Without a citation for context, this claim feels like hyperbole or an AI hallucination.
November 27, 2025 at 2:50 PM
Could you unpack the staggering statistic of a murder every 10 minutes? That's a huge body count.
What's the geographic scope? Where did this number come from?
Violence against women is a major problem. Without a citation for context, this claim feels like hyperbole or an AI hallucination.
What's the geographic scope? Where did this number come from?
Violence against women is a major problem. Without a citation for context, this claim feels like hyperbole or an AI hallucination.
Goops and how to be them, was part of my formative early childhood literature.
While I can totally relate to the mindset behind this article, I am troubled that in seeking understanding, the author's task of introspection was offloaded to an AI rather than working with a trained human therapist.
While I can totally relate to the mindset behind this article, I am troubled that in seeking understanding, the author's task of introspection was offloaded to an AI rather than working with a trained human therapist.
November 27, 2025 at 1:51 AM
Goops and how to be them, was part of my formative early childhood literature.
While I can totally relate to the mindset behind this article, I am troubled that in seeking understanding, the author's task of introspection was offloaded to an AI rather than working with a trained human therapist.
While I can totally relate to the mindset behind this article, I am troubled that in seeking understanding, the author's task of introspection was offloaded to an AI rather than working with a trained human therapist.
Rather than owning people, the new 'masters' in our system simply rent them.
If someone gets sick, or isn't productive 'enough', they get replaced by someone else. Just like trading in your leased car for the newest model.
Time to abandon this antiquated originalist thinking for egalitarianism.
If someone gets sick, or isn't productive 'enough', they get replaced by someone else. Just like trading in your leased car for the newest model.
Time to abandon this antiquated originalist thinking for egalitarianism.
November 26, 2025 at 3:26 PM
Rather than owning people, the new 'masters' in our system simply rent them.
If someone gets sick, or isn't productive 'enough', they get replaced by someone else. Just like trading in your leased car for the newest model.
Time to abandon this antiquated originalist thinking for egalitarianism.
If someone gets sick, or isn't productive 'enough', they get replaced by someone else. Just like trading in your leased car for the newest model.
Time to abandon this antiquated originalist thinking for egalitarianism.
Our Nena wants to know how old Mabel is if she sat on your lap during the haircuts you got when you were in Kindergarten?
November 26, 2025 at 3:05 PM
Our Nena wants to know how old Mabel is if she sat on your lap during the haircuts you got when you were in Kindergarten?
I find my Ouija board to be more reliable and less environmentally destructive.
No electricity.
No monopolizing a regions water supply.
Just a pure stream of mercurial commentary sourced from undetermined origins.
I prefer this old school digital manipulation of data to the new LLM variety.
No electricity.
No monopolizing a regions water supply.
Just a pure stream of mercurial commentary sourced from undetermined origins.
I prefer this old school digital manipulation of data to the new LLM variety.
November 26, 2025 at 2:52 PM
I find my Ouija board to be more reliable and less environmentally destructive.
No electricity.
No monopolizing a regions water supply.
Just a pure stream of mercurial commentary sourced from undetermined origins.
I prefer this old school digital manipulation of data to the new LLM variety.
No electricity.
No monopolizing a regions water supply.
Just a pure stream of mercurial commentary sourced from undetermined origins.
I prefer this old school digital manipulation of data to the new LLM variety.
Perdictable.
This kind of thing was inevitably going to happen in a world where AI is everywhere without guardrails or regulation. It was only a question of to who.
It's just the beginning.
A rational world would be motivated to abandon this AI madness.
Covid showed we lack this kind of wisdom.
This kind of thing was inevitably going to happen in a world where AI is everywhere without guardrails or regulation. It was only a question of to who.
It's just the beginning.
A rational world would be motivated to abandon this AI madness.
Covid showed we lack this kind of wisdom.
November 26, 2025 at 1:56 PM
Perdictable.
This kind of thing was inevitably going to happen in a world where AI is everywhere without guardrails or regulation. It was only a question of to who.
It's just the beginning.
A rational world would be motivated to abandon this AI madness.
Covid showed we lack this kind of wisdom.
This kind of thing was inevitably going to happen in a world where AI is everywhere without guardrails or regulation. It was only a question of to who.
It's just the beginning.
A rational world would be motivated to abandon this AI madness.
Covid showed we lack this kind of wisdom.