"It's not care—it's compulsion" and "let's be real: Declaring healthcare a 'right' isn't noble—it's..." could both easily be examples in a guide for recognizing AI writing.

This is actually a brilliant workaround. He's never going to remember what they tell him.

Or he did a course of monthly lecanemab for Alzheimer's. It can have heavy short-term side effects following each infusion and sometimes causes swelling or bleeding in the brain, which may present similarly to a stroke. MRI and PET are used to monitor treatment.

There could be secret eclipses or starling murmurations that blot out the sky entirely...

I saw that, too. Just today, though, I've encountered material from the NRSC poll passed around as though it weren't an NRSC product I don't even know how many times.

Those little screenshots were all from a National Republican Senatorial Committee poll? Yikes.

Of course, it still lacks a solid definition and I'd guess remains irritating? I have to say I vastly prefer it to things like "wine mom" and "cringe" if we're appropriating derisive social media-isms for ourselves.

Interesting, people I know don't use it like that at all. Instead, it's neutral to positive, deescalating ("does this look like a crowd of antifa terrorists to you, or a crowd of normies?"), person on the street who's distinctly not a "median voter," the opposite of "terminally online."

They did some in the West Wing as recently as 2019. www.bloomberg.com/news/article...

The Truman Reconstruction also included plenty of asbestos. I'm trying to look for archived news mentioning remediation just in case there were any efforts that were reported on to any degree in, say, the 90s. (Yes, while procrastinating.)

He's listed here:

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Bold of this person to say when they're literally from the same planet as the Exxon Valdez oil spill *and* Stalin.

"Fledgling" here obviously means in the manner of a fledgler (one who fledgles).

Forgot Barrett’s wimple, Gorsuch’s propeller beanie and Kavanaugh’s traffic cone

I store my Halloween skeleton in my body and it's also the same skeleton I use for other holidays, but it's only 5'4" so I don't know.

On reflection, yes. I think it's good.

Someone’s been reading “how to get out of jury duty” listicles.

Shortages that would make that necessary are unlikely. Pfizer’s shot is made in Europe. Moderna has US and European facilities. Their overseas capacity can (will…) be scaled up. This is in addition to plenty more options produced worldwide. Canada’s vacc supply policies are also already very robust.

Well, that’s it. I’ve had it. If the pope isn’t primaried I’m never voting for church again.