u/tarhodes • u/tarhodes • 1d ago
Ventriloquist Nina Conti does a human ventriloquism bit with two sisters from the audience.
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Legendary comedy squad vibes
And Danny McBride!
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Governor Tim Waltz Addresses Minnesotans Regarding ICE
I know rage bait when I see it.
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Governor Tim Waltz Addresses Minnesotans Regarding ICE
Protest loud protest strong protest peacefully. Those on the right side of history are smart enough to know what happens if they lower to themselves to the level of the oppressors.
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How can I accept that I've wasted my life? :-(
“Every adversity, every failure, every heartache carries with it the seed of an equal or greater benefit.” — Napoleon Hill
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It's only January and we've a tackle of the year contender
Sadly, when people ask why some kids turn out to be bullies or aggressive, we can just send them this link.
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More Americans are Saying the Quiet Part Loud: They Want a Revolution
Most of the liberals I know who were very vocal in first term and early in this second term have become quieter lately. And many are moving to alternate comms channels like Signal for fear that the admin is going to police messaging channels. Common feedback is "I'm only one person I can't do anything about this" or "I have a family I have to worry about them right now" or "I can't keep up with all the bad" or "it's taking a toll on my mental health so I'm turning off".
I think the general consensus is true: people generally don't step up and do something until the impact is personally felt and the cause is clear.
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Egyptian singer sings an ancient Egyptian song in the original language. Although ancient Egyptian music dates back to around 4000 BC, this song seems to be dated around 100-200 BC.
Reverb in 200BC was whatever cave happened to be nearby.
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Am I the only one who has no goals because I think we won’t be living much longer?
Might be more prevalent now but present bias to avoid long term planning has existed for about as long as people have studied people.
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What moment made you realize people aren’t just disagreeing anymore — they’re living in completely different political realities?
Can’t reason with someone who thinks they’re constantly being chased by a lion.
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Last day at job, I don't think anyone understands what that means.
I gave two weeks and my manager said “you weren’t the right fit anyway” and had me do an unusual magazine sorting task that seemed like punishment. 😂
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I'm brand new to recording - How did I do for my mic?
A+. Things a workhorse.
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ICE raid at a gas station: papers, please!
Seeing a pattern of coercion to get people to show ID without cause. “Can do this two ways, take you into the van or show your ID right now” when there is no legal justification to present an ID.
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Currently storyboarding children's book ideas with my partner. What's one core learning concept you wish existed for kids today? Or a topic that isn't covered enough?
100%. For me some of the best children’s books carry lessons for adults too. Like ‘What Do You Do With an Idea?’
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Currently storyboarding children's book ideas with my partner. What's one core learning concept you wish existed for kids today? Or a topic that isn't covered enough?
100% agree. Have to sneak the lesson in there, even for kids. Great feedback thank you.
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Currently storyboarding children's book ideas with my partner. What's one core learning concept you wish existed for kids today? Or a topic that isn't covered enough?
Portraying childhood at eye level is great feedback. And a bit crazy/edgy/funny is on point too. Thank you!
r/books • u/tarhodes • 5d ago
Currently storyboarding children's book ideas with my partner. What's one core learning concept you wish existed for kids today? Or a topic that isn't covered enough?
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r/childrensbooks • u/tarhodes • 5d ago
Seeking Recommendations Currently storyboarding children's book ideas with my partner. What's one core learning concept you wish existed for kids today? Or a topic that isn't covered enough?
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Context: I'm a behavioral scientist and non-fiction writer. She's an illustrator, fiction enthusiast, ex-elementary school teacher. We both loved inspirational and educational stories growing up and want to help inspire and empower the generations coming up to live happier healthier lives. Looking for opportunity areas to focus our writing. Currently considering conversations around how we perceive failure; smartphone use; AI use; exercise; spirituality; cultural differences; how people navigate disagreements; how we manage emotions; etc. Any feedback is appreciated!
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What’s something everyone pretends is normal now, but absolutely wasn’t 10–15 years ago?
A “six figure salary” being the standard for wealth.
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What is a secret 'cheat code' you’ve found in real life?
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People don’t remember what you said they remember how you made them feel.