spiritomb ⚧✡🏴‍☠️Ⓐ
@spiritomb.bsky.social
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very tired 30something disabled white autistic trans nonbinary queer ace parent w/ ADHD, and chronic pain. love the stranger as yourself daloy politsey & bafrayt palestina (ot di transliteratsye harget fashistn) 🧑‍💻 https://autpunk.space
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spiritomb.bsky.social
i once replaced the startup sound effect on the windows xp family computer with an evil laugh and it scared the shit out of my sister
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mahoniaaquifolium.bsky.social
I mean what do you say about this except that this administration and their foot-soldiers are just Nazis. They're Nazis.
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leonardpierce.bsky.social
Write it in the sky with hundred foot letters of burning flame
olufemiotaiwo.bsky.social
if i've learned one thing from doing union stuff while also doing other forms of organizing, it's that you're better off with people you disagree with who are nevertheless trying to do the same thing as you than with people you agree with who aren't trying to do anything
spiritomb.bsky.social
who are the "top" antifa figures according to them lmao
spiritomb.bsky.social
this photo of charlie chaplin gives me a lot of gender euphoria because it very clearly shows that this man was a short king (5'4, or 164 cm) with wide hips and a pixar mom ass
Production photograph from Charlie Chaplin's 1923 film The Pilgrim. Charlie is standing in quarter-profile looking anxiously behind him at a police officer in a train station waiting room. He is dressed in his trademark loose trousers, a fitted knee length button-down coat with clerical collar and a wide brimmed hat. He is at a drink carafe pouring something into a mug.
spiritomb.bsky.social
i have an old printed map from a few years ago that i need to pin to my bedroom wall. the NYC subway system is hands-down my favorite of all the subway systems I've experienced ❤️
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ericmgarcia.bsky.social
Pope Leo's first encyclical emphasizes defense of immigrants.

"The Church, like a mother, accompanies those who are walking...She knows that in every rejected migrant, it is Christ himself who knocks at the door of the community."
www.axios.com/2025/10/09/p...
Pope Leo's first encyclical: Faith means defending migrants
Leo XIV puts Vatican at odds with the White House.
www.axios.com
spiritomb.bsky.social
yes, this! any correlation could be easily shown as "it's access to medical care" by looking at autism rates in the circumcised & uncircumcised kids' siblings who were assigned female at birth!
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ericmgarcia.bsky.social
Did someone just heal me or did I just drink a glass of water after consuming nothing but caffeine? A memoir
spiritomb.bsky.social
i am 100% anticipating that antisemites will start blaming Jews for autism now, if they don't already (they probably do)
justinbaragona.bsky.social
Besides linking Tylenol in pregnant women to autism, RFK Jr. now says circumcision is part of the reason why kids are autistic.

"Children who are circumcised early have double the rate of autism, and it's highly likely because they're given Tylenol. None of this is positive..."
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emanabdelhadi.bsky.social
Seeing many posts about how ICE isn't trained. That's not really the problem. The problem is what they were sent to do, not whether they're qualified to do it.
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bennjordan.bsky.social
It'd be exciting to develop tiny ESP32 powered AirTag-like-devices that operate on encrypted LoRa channels.

If stuck on in the wheel well of an ICE vehicle, you'd have a tracking system that would evolve into a technological arms race between the open source community and agoraphobic rent-a-cops.
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alexhanna.bsky.social
As an instructor, I'd rather see your fever dream, No Doze-fueled 4AM essays written at an IHOP rather than anything generated by an LLM.

Hope this helps
monkeyminion.com
I wrote a 15 page report on heraldic symbolism in medieval armor and weapon design for my art history class the night before it was due (8am class). Made up 90% of it (only found one book for reference) and got an A. GenAI could fucking never.
wrote 20 pages on Faulkner's The Bear four hours before final papers were due on trucker pills and coffee and cigarettes and got an A, fuck you.
You people couldn't hang with real slackers.
finn
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It's fuck Al till your homework due in 25 minutes
spiritomb.bsky.social
it was for a piece I submitted to [redacted university]'s student newspaper and i am very thankful ❤️
olufemiotaiwo.bsky.social
repost this if an editor has ever saved you from yourself
blipstress.bsky.social
An actual hot take: Too many authors are afraid of editors watering down their voice or whatever and not afraid enough of editors letting you put any old slop on the page.
spiritomb.bsky.social
thinking about getting mascara to apply to my mustache because it's not yet powerful enough to prevent strangers from misgendering me. possibly glitter mascara
spiritomb.bsky.social
i think iirc the conclusion of her paper is that according to the doctrine of double effect, some abortions are permissible?

(my philosophy degree was not primarily focused on moral philosophy. my Things were history of philosophy, analytic philosophy and the Critique of Pure Reason)
spiritomb.bsky.social
in catholic healthcare, an ectopic pregnancy in a fallopian tube cannot be treated medically or by surgically removing the fetus. they surgically remove a section of fallopian tube, or in some cases the whole fallopian tube. i don't think they're even applying the doctrine of double effect here
spiritomb.bsky.social
i only learned about the doctrine of double effect in the context of abortion, and it made me so angry that catholic doctrine today is more restrictive about abortion than it was in Thomas Aquinas' time

(my philosophy degree was primarily metaphysics and epistemology focused)
spiritomb.bsky.social
this is why i like judith jarvis thomson's violinist thought experiment so much: it is one of multiple thought experiments in her book A Defense of Abortion that is explicitly meant to illustrate that if we grant fetal personhood and fetal right to life, abortion is still permissible.
spiritomb.bsky.social
yeah, the original context was to identify what one's moral duties would be in several dilemmas, and every dilemma is presented as being, in some way, relevant to questions about abortion. you have to relate a dilemma to some real-life scenario in order for it to mean anything.
spiritomb.bsky.social
i wish I'd never sold back my physics textbooks as a student. the aggressive textbook buyers went through the *dorms* when i was a student :(