Hopefully the researchers can also finally discover where the farts are going.

In my childhood it was Skippy peanut butter, Marshmallow Fluff brand marshmallow cream, and Wonder bread.

The yellow one was for businesses. Residential phone numbers and often addresses where in the white book.

NTA. Good job communicating, paying attention to your body, and making boundaries to protect a positive holidays experience for yourself and your family.

Don’t they mean “‘Goonies’ star”? What is wrong with people.

Saw a story in this direction just last week (maybe that’s what you’re referring to but it sounded like a hypothetical)

https://web.archive.org/web/20250828210802/https://www.bostonglobe.com/2025/08/22/metro/vaccine-public-health-massachusetts-pennsylvania-rhode-island-vermont-connecticut-maine-kennedy-trump/

nice

I always loved coming across “&c” in (older) writings. Like how can we make “etc” any shorter?

On a related note, the ampersand originated as a ligature of “et”.

Today agree. Gives a great texture and light sweetness. They are a staple building block at my house but I’ve only seen them in specialty sandwiches IRL.

No.

TBH I’ve never been able to get them to taste as good as they did when I was a kid.

It’s because I became a man of the world.

Epstein famously received an unprecedented federal non-prosecution plea deal in 2008. There were dozens of victims who had come forward in those charges, but they (along with anyone else who hadn’t come forward) were instantly disenfranchised by that deal. The prosecutor who arranged that plea deal was Alex Acosta (who went on to serve as Labor Secretary under Trump 45 🤔).

Google gave me mostly AI slop and pop psychology, but this article is an in-depth summary of the literature on the topic of inner speech, for anyone interested (and dedicated - it’s long and very technical).

It doesn’t seem to justify dichotomizing people into those who “have it” and those who don’t. Research looks mostly focused on what cognitive or developmental purpose it serves.

Inner speech can be defined as the subjective experience of language in the absence of overt and audible articulation. This definition is necessarily simplistic: as the following will demonstrate, experiences of this kind vary widely in their phenomenology, their addressivity to others, their relation to the self, and their similarity to external speech.

So, it’s on a spectrum, highly subjective, and difficult to talk about with precision.

I personally do not normally think in words, but I certainly rehearse/relive conversations. I also complain to myself with words when I am really miserable, I think it’s comforting to “say it out loud” (inside). Do I have an inner monologue?

not okay

None-reshaping pytorch tensors is confusing and marvelous and I fucking love it, but not until I’ve spent an hour each time convincing myself it’s doing what I intended. But after that hour WHOO MAN do I feel smart.

Good article, apparently this guy was like 80 years before Sammy Hagar and Ozzy Osborne. Ahead of his time for sure.

Apropos since this has always been my mental image of RACI modeling:

Lesgo?

index -> indices matrix -> matrices codex -> codices appendix -> appendices