We held my mom’s graveside service on Friday, followed by a family dinner at Jordan’s house, then had her larger celebration of life last night (Saturday).
We were very fortunate to have our second mom Denise do the service for us.
Justin put together a very nice slide show of Mom’s life.
If I were to do the memorial service again, I would read a book she always read to us as kids probably, “I will love you forever”.… read more “My Mom’s Memorial Service – Linda Marie O’Tyson”
The women's deadlift and bench press weightlifting records in the UK were broken by @ZubyMusic who identified as a woman at the time.https://t.co/JUM9PcsFvZ pic.twitter.com/ewNTWK5h3p
— The Rabbit Hole (@TheRabbitHole84) January 2, 2023
I read like 75 books in English classes throughout my childhood and I disliked almost all of them. Not because they were bad books but because English class ruins books.
— Tim Urban (@waitbutwhy) January 2, 2023
School sucks so much more than it has to.
Opposing abortions "with exceptions" is a morally incoherent position. Either the child in the womb is a human being and abortion is murder, or not. If not, there is no reason to oppose abortion at all. But if so, it is insane to support murdering a child under any circumstance.
— Matt Walsh (@MattWalshBlog) January 2, 2023
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34120517
This applies to society in general. Too many rules and regulations, and too many administrators crush the life out of people.
The internet is turning us into involuntary neurons as part of a larger developing organism. We spend most of our time connected to the internet and waiting for something to trigger us. I am not really sure if we would be akin to muscle cells or brain cells or some hybrid. I would rather not be a part of this though.… read more “Human Neurons”