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andrewducker) wrote2022-04-18 12:00 pm
andrewducker) wrote2022-04-18 12:00 pm
Entry tags:
- abuse,
- ai,
- allergies,
- argentina,
- asylum,
- bigotry,
- brain,
- chicken,
- children,
- corruption,
- doom,
- economics,
- europe,
- fairytale,
- food,
- genocide,
- history,
- humans,
- inflation,
- language,
- lgbt,
- links,
- money,
- morality,
- ohforfuckssake,
- pandemic,
- philosophy,
- psychology,
- rwanda,
- scotland,
- sleep,
- transgender,
- twitter,
- uk
Interesting Links for 18-04-2022
- 1. The impact of 'pile-ons' and trolling by transphobic Twitter users
- (tags:LGBT Twitter bigotry transgender )
- 2. Rwanda genocide orphans told to leave hostel to make room for UK asylum seekers
- (tags:genocide Rwanda asylum UK OhForFucksSake )
- 3. On Jimmy Saville and the price of joining the British establishment
- (tags:UK abuse corruption )
- 4. "My skin was irritated, red and blotchy for years until I found out why because of lockdown"
- (tags:allergies )
- 5. UK Shared Prosperity Fund gives Scotland one sixth of what they got from the EU
- (tags:UK Scotland Europe money OhForFucksSake )
- 6. The power of inflation
- (tags:money economics Argentina inflation )
- 7. As a parent, if offered a choice of my birth child or the one I had raised I would absolutely make this same choice
- (tags:children fairytale )
- 8. A.I. Is Mastering Language. Should We Trust What It Says? Does it understand? And what does that mean?
- (tags:language ai )
- 9. Put people in an unfamiliar place and only half their brain sleeps at a time (I wonder if this is also true of parents)
- (tags:sleep humans brain )
- 10. The modern chicken is more than 4x the size of one from 50 years ago
- (tags:chicken food history )
- 11. Happy "Virus Freedom Day" to everyone in Scotland!
- (tags:scotland pandemic doom )
- 12. Two versions of the trolley problem elicit similar responses everywhere
- (tags:morality philosophy psychology )
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10. You can see the chicken size thing clearly in old cooking shows---particularly the one in which Julia Child displays different ages of butchered chickens and tells their weights and how they're best prepared! Recipes calling for a single chicken part (e.g. breasts, to be paillarded or stuffed etc.) are also a clue...
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