Stine Momo
@stinemomo.bsky.social
Famously late adopter and probably only here for the cycling of all sorts.
I'm funnier AND weirder on Tumblr, but aren't we all?
Co-captain of the #tallboypeloton pep squad! Messy maker of mixtapes.
I dance and dj and write and disco 🪩
I'm funnier AND weirder on Tumblr, but aren't we all?
Co-captain of the #tallboypeloton pep squad! Messy maker of mixtapes.
I dance and dj and write and disco 🪩
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adhd literally isn’t our fault it’s fucking genetic
I see Hadley Freeman is back on her horse about ADHD/autism. Only this time she is obviously far more aware of the reality than...checks notes, the actual expert. Does she ever get bored of just churning out the same old ignorant attacks on different groups?
www.thetimes.com/article/476e...
www.thetimes.com/article/476e...
December 7, 2025 at 6:23 PM
adhd literally isn’t our fault it’s fucking genetic
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I fucking hate the inclusion of alt spirituality into leftist spaces. crystal healing isn't leftist, it isn't even subversive!!
December 6, 2025 at 7:06 PM
I fucking hate the inclusion of alt spirituality into leftist spaces. crystal healing isn't leftist, it isn't even subversive!!
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looking forward to 2 Casa 2 Blanca
Netflix, which rarely carries a single movie from before 1980, wants you to know how thrilled they are to acquire that classic piece of franchise IP, Casablanca
December 6, 2025 at 5:55 PM
looking forward to 2 Casa 2 Blanca
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Meanwhile, at Netflix HQ
December 6, 2025 at 6:23 PM
Meanwhile, at Netflix HQ
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Til #Eurovision slukkede de for publikum, og lagde falske klap på, for at vise opbakning til Israel. Det var forbudt at udtrykke kritik, og der blev (igen) slået ned på deltagere med holdninger. Men Berlingske, TV2 og DR sagde intet om “ytringsfrihed”.
Demokratier har nu trukket sig.
Demokratier har nu trukket sig.
December 6, 2025 at 1:11 AM
Til #Eurovision slukkede de for publikum, og lagde falske klap på, for at vise opbakning til Israel. Det var forbudt at udtrykke kritik, og der blev (igen) slået ned på deltagere med holdninger. Men Berlingske, TV2 og DR sagde intet om “ytringsfrihed”.
Demokratier har nu trukket sig.
Demokratier har nu trukket sig.
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Tænk at Socialdemokraterne, der gennem hårdt arbejde, samarbejde med fagbevægelsen, og et fast fokus på samfundets sammenhængskraft som den vigtigste danske værdi, er faldet så dybt at de nu fjerner det sociale sikkerhedsnet fra de allersvageste i samfundet med mørkeblåt stemmeflertal...
pov.international/beskaeftigel...
De næste grupper står for skud
Personer på ressourceforløbsydelse og revalideringsydelse kan se frem til at få kontanthjælp. Begge ydelser var uafhængig af egen formue og ægtefælles indkomst og formue. Det er kontanthjælp ikke
#RevolutionNu
De næste grupper står for skud
Personer på ressourceforløbsydelse og revalideringsydelse kan se frem til at få kontanthjælp. Begge ydelser var uafhængig af egen formue og ægtefælles indkomst og formue. Det er kontanthjælp ikke
#RevolutionNu
Nul ressourceforløb & revalidering i beskæftigelsesreformen
Det første lovforslag i den nye beskæftigelsesreform behandles p.t. i Folketinget. Det vil blandt andet afskaffe ressourceforløbs- og revalideringsordningerne,
pov.international
December 3, 2025 at 9:03 PM
Tænk at Socialdemokraterne, der gennem hårdt arbejde, samarbejde med fagbevægelsen, og et fast fokus på samfundets sammenhængskraft som den vigtigste danske værdi, er faldet så dybt at de nu fjerner det sociale sikkerhedsnet fra de allersvageste i samfundet med mørkeblåt stemmeflertal...
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I think another weird facet to this is if you say "I was driving today & there are so many terrible, dangerous drivers," people tend to be like "ugh, I know" but if you say "I was cycling today & there are so many terrible, dangerous drivers," they furiously disagree & imply it was your own fault.
Something I've been thinking about a lot lately is how when a driver does something wrong, the public and media don't smear all drivers as reckless assholes. But when a cyclist — and especially an e-biker — does something wrong, all bicyclists get attacked and blamed.
December 1, 2025 at 6:23 PM
I think another weird facet to this is if you say "I was driving today & there are so many terrible, dangerous drivers," people tend to be like "ugh, I know" but if you say "I was cycling today & there are so many terrible, dangerous drivers," they furiously disagree & imply it was your own fault.
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This piece is fantastic (as is everything Kat writes) but I don't know how to make the studios and the PR groups that represent them understand that their reliance on Twitter and unspoken "requirement" for entertainment journos & critics to use X makes "being harassed" part of our job description.
It has now been a year since I stopped posting on X. For @spitfirenews.com, I wrote about watching the platform I loved become a conduit for the worst extremism I've ever witnessed. I don't regret leaving. In fact, I wish I'd left even earlier.
spitfirenews.com/p/x-bluesky-...
spitfirenews.com/p/x-bluesky-...
I'm glad I stopped posting on X
A year ago, I abandoned my account. It was the right thing to do.
spitfirenews.com
December 1, 2025 at 6:44 PM
This piece is fantastic (as is everything Kat writes) but I don't know how to make the studios and the PR groups that represent them understand that their reliance on Twitter and unspoken "requirement" for entertainment journos & critics to use X makes "being harassed" part of our job description.
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Baudrillard is basically "don't build the torment nexus" for humanities majors, though I guess in his case maybe it's closer to "can we please stop building the torment nexus, whose blueprints I have included herein as a reference so you will know what not to keep building"
Like, when Baudrillard describes a process wherein we lose access to the Real entirely and get trapped in an infinite discursive hall of mirrors, that's supposed to be understood to be bad! You're not supposed to do it on purpose!!
December 1, 2025 at 6:53 PM
Baudrillard is basically "don't build the torment nexus" for humanities majors, though I guess in his case maybe it's closer to "can we please stop building the torment nexus, whose blueprints I have included herein as a reference so you will know what not to keep building"
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more seriously I *do* think this kind of thing is downstream of the worst habits in postmodernist philosophy & critical theory, where what are basically discursive word games get treated as equal to (or even privileged over) actual material reality
December 1, 2025 at 6:46 PM
more seriously I *do* think this kind of thing is downstream of the worst habits in postmodernist philosophy & critical theory, where what are basically discursive word games get treated as equal to (or even privileged over) actual material reality
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I wrote something about how it's hard to separate politics from sport when you have to check whether you're legally allowed to exist in a country every time you go on a work trip
I'm glad professional cycling is finally facing up to some of its ethical dilemmas – but there are still many more things we need to talk about
The Israel question has sparked a lot of debate, and arguably made other topics harder to ignore
www.cyclingnews.com
December 1, 2025 at 9:33 AM
I wrote something about how it's hard to separate politics from sport when you have to check whether you're legally allowed to exist in a country every time you go on a work trip
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6) Rosa Parks wasn't meek. A lifelong believer in self defense, her politics were expansive. She loved Martin & Malcolm & Stokely, Ella Baker & Queen Mother Moore, fought for reparations, Black history in every curriculum, prisoner defense, welfare rights—"any move to show we are dissatisfied."
December 1, 2025 at 3:27 PM
6) Rosa Parks wasn't meek. A lifelong believer in self defense, her politics were expansive. She loved Martin & Malcolm & Stokely, Ella Baker & Queen Mother Moore, fought for reparations, Black history in every curriculum, prisoner defense, welfare rights—"any move to show we are dissatisfied."
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3) There wasn't anything to suggest this was a history-changing event. You know that mugshot photo. It's NOT from this arrest but from one 2 months later when she was arrested as a 'boycott leader.' It's often misattributed because we like the version where the right act is obvious when it happens.
December 1, 2025 at 3:27 PM
3) There wasn't anything to suggest this was a history-changing event. You know that mugshot photo. It's NOT from this arrest but from one 2 months later when she was arrested as a 'boycott leader.' It's often misattributed because we like the version where the right act is obvious when it happens.
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2) There was nothing to suggest that making a stand that day would do anything. She'd made stands before. Other had too. It was lonely. No one joined her on the bus—worried she would be hurt, that it wouldn't do anything. That is Rosa Parks' courage—the ability to persist amid fear and uncertainty.
December 1, 2025 at 3:27 PM
2) There was nothing to suggest that making a stand that day would do anything. She'd made stands before. Other had too. It was lonely. No one joined her on the bus—worried she would be hurt, that it wouldn't do anything. That is Rosa Parks' courage—the ability to persist amid fear and uncertainty.
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Today is the 70th anniversary of Rosa Parks' arrest. Six myths: 1) She wasn't old or tired. 42 years old that day, she had a "life history of being rebellious" & had spent two decades helping to turn the Montgomery NAACP into a more activist branch alongside ED Nixon and Johnnie Carr.
December 1, 2025 at 3:27 PM
Today is the 70th anniversary of Rosa Parks' arrest. Six myths: 1) She wasn't old or tired. 42 years old that day, she had a "life history of being rebellious" & had spent two decades helping to turn the Montgomery NAACP into a more activist branch alongside ED Nixon and Johnnie Carr.
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I feel like one of the most underrated explanations for what's happening right now in global politics is that almost everyone has lost their minds.
November 30, 2025 at 2:59 AM
I feel like one of the most underrated explanations for what's happening right now in global politics is that almost everyone has lost their minds.
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In reality, any honest understanding of the financial bubble should point people to the conclusion that AI will not be here for very long at all
One of the reasons I've never bought into AI doomerism, is that to believe "it's here to stay, get used to it!" you have to buy into the idea that AI generated elements are so hardcoded or integral as to be permanent, when they really aren't.
You can simply remove it, and it's gone just like that.
You can simply remove it, and it's gone just like that.
November 28, 2025 at 7:44 PM
In reality, any honest understanding of the financial bubble should point people to the conclusion that AI will not be here for very long at all
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Every political argument now:
Me: What this person is doing is cruel, wasteful and immoral.
Them: You fool, you silly child, don’t you understand this is how the world works and always will?
Me: I don’t believe that and it’s still wrong even if.
Them: I can’t believe you’re so judgmental.
Me: What this person is doing is cruel, wasteful and immoral.
Them: You fool, you silly child, don’t you understand this is how the world works and always will?
Me: I don’t believe that and it’s still wrong even if.
Them: I can’t believe you’re so judgmental.
November 28, 2025 at 6:26 PM
Every political argument now:
Me: What this person is doing is cruel, wasteful and immoral.
Them: You fool, you silly child, don’t you understand this is how the world works and always will?
Me: I don’t believe that and it’s still wrong even if.
Them: I can’t believe you’re so judgmental.
Me: What this person is doing is cruel, wasteful and immoral.
Them: You fool, you silly child, don’t you understand this is how the world works and always will?
Me: I don’t believe that and it’s still wrong even if.
Them: I can’t believe you’re so judgmental.
Can we maybe just turn us all off and then on again after a while.
We're clearly not doing well as a species currently.
We're clearly not doing well as a species currently.
No. What. No. I just heard a podcast Christmas advert for Hotwheels cars that said "With Hotwheels your child will build, fail, and try again, cultivating the Growth Mindset they'll need"
What in the neoliberal hell
What in the neoliberal hell
November 28, 2025 at 3:51 PM
Can we maybe just turn us all off and then on again after a while.
We're clearly not doing well as a species currently.
We're clearly not doing well as a species currently.
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A study by Dayforce shows 87% of executives use AI for work, compared to 57% of managers and just 27% of employees.
I think this explains the massive disconnect we see in how CEOs talk about AI versus everyone else. It also raises the question of how useful it truly is for frontline work?
I think this explains the massive disconnect we see in how CEOs talk about AI versus everyone else. It also raises the question of how useful it truly is for frontline work?
Execs are embracing AI more than their employees are, new research suggests
Research from HR software company Dayforce suggests that executives are leaning into AI far more than their employees.
www.businessinsider.com
November 28, 2025 at 10:58 AM
A study by Dayforce shows 87% of executives use AI for work, compared to 57% of managers and just 27% of employees.
I think this explains the massive disconnect we see in how CEOs talk about AI versus everyone else. It also raises the question of how useful it truly is for frontline work?
I think this explains the massive disconnect we see in how CEOs talk about AI versus everyone else. It also raises the question of how useful it truly is for frontline work?
Okay, I hate job interviews.
No matter how good the vibes are and how positive they potentially feel, I hate them because they're a fundamentally weird and artificial social situation and even when they're probably promising like today, they make me wanna run into the woods and never come back. 😵🫣
No matter how good the vibes are and how positive they potentially feel, I hate them because they're a fundamentally weird and artificial social situation and even when they're probably promising like today, they make me wanna run into the woods and never come back. 😵🫣
November 28, 2025 at 1:09 PM
Okay, I hate job interviews.
No matter how good the vibes are and how positive they potentially feel, I hate them because they're a fundamentally weird and artificial social situation and even when they're probably promising like today, they make me wanna run into the woods and never come back. 😵🫣
No matter how good the vibes are and how positive they potentially feel, I hate them because they're a fundamentally weird and artificial social situation and even when they're probably promising like today, they make me wanna run into the woods and never come back. 😵🫣
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"Imagine you stole all of the intellectual property in the world. And you're using it to help people write middling emails and make revenge porn about women, and also children. And you're powering this plagiarism and non-consensual porn machine by eating up what's left of humanity's carbon budget."
How to explain AI to your family this holiday season | CNN Business
Politics, football and movies are among the many topics that tend to come up around Thanksgiving. In 2025, a new question may arise at the table: Why the heck is everyone talking about AI, and what sh...
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November 27, 2025 at 4:04 AM
"Imagine you stole all of the intellectual property in the world. And you're using it to help people write middling emails and make revenge porn about women, and also children. And you're powering this plagiarism and non-consensual porn machine by eating up what's left of humanity's carbon budget."
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Just heard re: some ICE agents who raided a Chicago taqueria, then went back to the same taqueria for lunch the following week and got confused when the owner kicked them out, and I realized "jesus these doofuses really do believe we're all living in a video game where the NPCs have no memory"
November 17, 2025 at 4:53 AM
Just heard re: some ICE agents who raided a Chicago taqueria, then went back to the same taqueria for lunch the following week and got confused when the owner kicked them out, and I realized "jesus these doofuses really do believe we're all living in a video game where the NPCs have no memory"
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