who_in_the_wind

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   by who_in_the_wind 5y ago

   I think this speaks more to the issues of trusting online media than specifically the news. The incentives of the web and the incentives of conveying information are not well aligned (for capitalism reasons). > If you must read the news,
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   by who_in_the_wind 5y ago

   I love doing this. Some of the best things I've ever eaten were otherwise normal recipes that I spruced up with whatever I had in my fridge.
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   by who_in_the_wind 5y ago

   I've been thinking a lot about this lately. I'm reading Winners Take All [0] right now and it's explaining really well a lot of thing's that I've _felt_ or _thought_ but didn't _know_, if that makes sense. Amer
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   by who_in_the_wind 5y ago

   This. Neither of our political parties is _actually_ pro universal health-care. The farthest left we go is neoliberal, and let's be honest: that's not a realistic solution to anything other than expanding the wealth gap and enabli