Dean Jackson
@dwj88.bsky.social
Unreal birb.
Principal, Public Circle Research & Consulting
Contributing Editor, Tech Policy Press
Senior Fellow, UPitt CTRL
Views my own with apologies to the reader
Learn more: https://www.publiccircle.net/home
Principal, Public Circle Research & Consulting
Contributing Editor, Tech Policy Press
Senior Fellow, UPitt CTRL
Views my own with apologies to the reader
Learn more: https://www.publiccircle.net/home
I just don't get who listens to Benz and thinks, "yeah, this guy's on the level." Same people who simp for billionaires, I guess.
December 9, 2025 at 5:42 PM
I just don't get who listens to Benz and thinks, "yeah, this guy's on the level." Same people who simp for billionaires, I guess.
Also the computers barely worked and I was mostly paid in free sandwiches.
The healthcare plan was great, though. So were the coworkers.
The healthcare plan was great, though. So were the coworkers.
December 9, 2025 at 5:41 PM
Also the computers barely worked and I was mostly paid in free sandwiches.
The healthcare plan was great, though. So were the coworkers.
The healthcare plan was great, though. So were the coworkers.
"CIA Cut-out NED" lol. Many of the people I met while working at NED were real victims of censorship. Journalists who had been shot at, imprisoned, dipped in acid. People whose loved ones had been killed by real dictators. Not people who are cosplaying oppression like Benz.
December 9, 2025 at 5:41 PM
"CIA Cut-out NED" lol. Many of the people I met while working at NED were real victims of censorship. Journalists who had been shot at, imprisoned, dipped in acid. People whose loved ones had been killed by real dictators. Not people who are cosplaying oppression like Benz.
Terribly excited to read this and may cite it in something I'm working on.
Have you thought about this in contexts like media literacy education, fact-checking, and public debate? Any recommended reading?
Lots of use for a framework for describing bad faith.
Have you thought about this in contexts like media literacy education, fact-checking, and public debate? Any recommended reading?
Lots of use for a framework for describing bad faith.
December 5, 2025 at 10:18 PM
Terribly excited to read this and may cite it in something I'm working on.
Have you thought about this in contexts like media literacy education, fact-checking, and public debate? Any recommended reading?
Lots of use for a framework for describing bad faith.
Have you thought about this in contexts like media literacy education, fact-checking, and public debate? Any recommended reading?
Lots of use for a framework for describing bad faith.
(As @berinszoka.bsky.social points out, by "great" the admin literally means "white." A Europe whole, free, and at peace is the greatest Europe has ever been.)
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The 🇺🇸/🇪🇺 conflict over "free speech" isn't really about 🇪🇺's sometimes illiberal limits on speech. It's about preserving "European" identity—literally, whiteness—
and exporting the MAGA revolution, as the new 🇺🇸 National Security Strategy makes clear. "Free speech" just makes it sound a tad less racist
and exporting the MAGA revolution, as the new 🇺🇸 National Security Strategy makes clear. "Free speech" just makes it sound a tad less racist
December 5, 2025 at 9:29 PM
(As @berinszoka.bsky.social points out, by "great" the admin literally means "white." A Europe whole, free, and at peace is the greatest Europe has ever been.)
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Have you considered quitting and walking into the forest, never to return?
November 26, 2025 at 9:19 PM
Have you considered quitting and walking into the forest, never to return?
There is always another, higher peak.
November 20, 2025 at 1:45 PM
There is always another, higher peak.