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Thanks, this is a great article. It completely tallies with my experience teaching higher ed as well.

It's a bunch of crimes.

He illegally imported endangered species parts.

Then he cloned them and implanted an embryo which meant he ended up with an endangered species clone.

Then he got hold of wild Montana sheep and bred them with his clone.

With the intention of using them in captive hunting parks, it's illegal to use wild game in captive hunting in his state.

The whole time he was repeatedly moving his frankensheep across state lines using forged vet certificates.

So cool!

Yes, it was quite good. They didn't really cover all his genocide crimes. I guess it would take a book.

Me too.

Wondeting what to give people for christmas. Having no energy and no money is a bad combination. One year I planned it months in advance and slowly made everyone hand-made gifts, but although they were touched by all the time and effort, no one really liked them. I think that goes better in movies.

I'm sorry. Just wanted to give you a virtual hug if you'd like one.

Ugh, yours sounds even worse than ours.

We just elected a centre-right party that needed to go into coalition with our most right-wing party, who are libertarians, and our most populist party. They finally formed yesterday and now we have a government that is going to destroy the environment and decimate social services.

Remarkably, the letter’s signees include Ilya Sutskever, the company’s chief scientist and a member of its board, who has been blamed for coordinating the boardroom coup against Altman in the first place.

I am so confused.

I was a bit offended by tourists doing that mmhmm thing until I found out that it's considered polite in the US.

I was interpreting it as "yes I know you are thankful to me, and so you should be! By the way, I'm an oaf."

“c’est moi,” meaning, “it’s me who thanks you.”

Ah so that's what that means. I thought I was mishearing. That's pretty close to what I was brought up with, "it's my pleasure" (meaning it's me who is pleased to be helping).

The informal/vernacular in my country (NZ) is "sweet as" which puzzles most visitors, or sometimes "it's all good".

That's such a cool idea!