DornerStan

What do you think our Pizza Hut is?

Holy shit I'm only 2 episodes in but The Rehearsal S2 is high art

Dentistry is like therapy in that they're both necessary but capitalism produces such perverse incentives that it seems easier to just ignore problems and die young

The degree to which that's true is more due to survivorship bias and US culture than quality of theory or praxis imo, but regardless of reasoning I agree with your conclusion broadly. Internet "activism" involves way too much purity testing and not enough pragmatic engagement. The [org] that feeds the children gets my support, even if it happens to (somehow) be anarchist or trot.

The second step after learning initial theory is going out and applying it, even if that means in a less-than-perfect org. The third step can then be critiquing the org and altering course, but too many leftist skip the real-life engagement part of the dialectic. My first org was a fairly radical DSA chapter and I met a lot of good people, including other MLs.

hasbro execs drooling at the thought of a double-rotating format

explorer

oh wait is that one eternal? lol so many different formats nowadays

looking for a leftist group

ask the representative if their org is anarchist or trot

he doesn't understand

pull out illustrated diagram explaing what is anarchist and what is trot

he laughs and says "it's a good org sir"

pay for membership

its trot

gonna give it an honest go because a lot of trots are still comrades but damn I wish there were more options lmao

Watching a dental lecture and the professor proudly talks about using ChatGPT for a case example. Lazy but whatever

After presenting the case he asks students for first steps

A few make suggestions, he singles out one as being too early in the process

He then reads the ChatGPT response and it mentions that suggestion as the first step.

He says, “ah, I was wrong, I guess you do do that first!”

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

Landlords provide housing in the same way insurance companies provide healthcare. It's cynical neoliberal semantic dancing.

Ark

Seems like a pretty reasonable semantic shift to me.