Is it the general gender identity survey again, or a trans specific one? If it's the general, I'd like to see an identity over time question (how did you identify before / how do you now), and to separate cis-by-default and cis-because-they-feel-it. I think a lot of people will want to know how common their journey is. Personally I went from cis-by-default to cis-because-internal-feelings and want to know how common that is.

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Literally murder and the bosses should be put on trial for as much.

What is the deal with nazis and opening extra fronts?

No, the furies were from ancient Greek myth.

People have been complaining that kids are constantly on their phone as long as kids have had phones, but, from the perspective of someone who was in high school when high schoolers first started getting cell phones, the most text messaging addicted person in my peer group back then would be about average from what I've seen now.

What are your books?

Also there's a lot of great writing on RR, but there's also a lot of total garbage, and a big audience of people who want a specific kind of garbage where the protagonist constantly becomes more powerful and never faces any setbacks.

It's the military! They can't "innocently." That is an unavailable adverb for militaries.

A lot of people in that age bracket are reading trashy web serials on RoyalRoad now.

The best music curation algorithm was on Google Play Music back before they canned it, and, hot insider information here: they didn't actually make a music algorithm, their team was full of music nerds who kept making playlists, and they just made a bunch of folders of their nonsense.

Just a classic AI image thing, where if an object is behind another object, it loses track of how far into the rear object it's supposed to be drawing.

Transmission being difficult and rare between humans is still possible, and I'd even say likely. Tiny outbreaks of weird crap happen and fizzle out all the time.

The current precautions being taken (ie: fuck all) mean it's inevitable that eventually one of these incidents will break out and become a pandemic. It's just not guaranteed to be any specific one.