Kyle Foreman
@fork.bsky.social
Global health sell-out. Seattle.
Some truly horrifying ones in there as well
February 1, 2026 at 1:48 AM
Some truly horrifying ones in there as well
disgraced Harvard primatologist: I am working with low income kids, and also the porn teaching site
epstein: copmputers
epstein: copmputers
January 31, 2026 at 6:41 PM
disgraced Harvard primatologist: I am working with low income kids, and also the porn teaching site
epstein: copmputers
epstein: copmputers
Jfc, my disgraced undergrad prof is in here hundreds of times.
In the first few results he sends Epstein his email password, makes plans to visit, asks for advice about the data fabrication case against him, and sends a file called LinguisticAnal.doc.
This is the guy who wrote “Moral Minds”.
In the first few results he sends Epstein his email password, makes plans to visit, asks for advice about the data fabrication case against him, and sends a file called LinguisticAnal.doc.
This is the guy who wrote “Moral Minds”.
January 31, 2026 at 5:53 PM
Jfc, my disgraced undergrad prof is in here hundreds of times.
In the first few results he sends Epstein his email password, makes plans to visit, asks for advice about the data fabrication case against him, and sends a file called LinguisticAnal.doc.
This is the guy who wrote “Moral Minds”.
In the first few results he sends Epstein his email password, makes plans to visit, asks for advice about the data fabrication case against him, and sends a file called LinguisticAnal.doc.
This is the guy who wrote “Moral Minds”.
January 20, 2026 at 3:04 PM
November 8, 2025 at 5:23 PM
Friday 11/7: Wilson made up quite a bit of ground today.
November 7, 2025 at 11:41 PM
Friday 11/7: Wilson made up quite a bit of ground today.
Thursday 11/6: Slight movement towards Wilson today, as expected with the later vote. Still a lot of ground to make up and a lot of votes outstanding, so it's really hard to say much more than it'll be interesting to see tomorrow's results!
November 7, 2025 at 5:09 AM
Thursday 11/6: Slight movement towards Wilson today, as expected with the later vote. Still a lot of ground to make up and a lot of votes outstanding, so it's really hard to say much more than it'll be interesting to see tomorrow's results!
Even looked at in terms of percentages, Harrell's margin among the newly counted votes on day 2 was larger than day 1, whereas in the primary Wilson started with a small daily margin that grew larger throughout the counting process. [2/n]
November 6, 2025 at 12:05 AM
Even looked at in terms of percentages, Harrell's margin among the newly counted votes on day 2 was larger than day 1, whereas in the primary Wilson started with a small daily margin that grew larger throughout the counting process. [2/n]
Wednesday update: with the 11/5 King County results, no evidence of a shift yet. Harrell maintains a lead of about 74k to Wilson's 63k, meaning his lead actually expanded from 8k to 11k with the second day of counting. [1/n]
November 6, 2025 at 12:05 AM
Wednesday update: with the 11/5 King County results, no evidence of a shift yet. Harrell maintains a lead of about 74k to Wilson's 63k, meaning his lead actually expanded from 8k to 11k with the second day of counting. [1/n]
Love that it’s more of the identical gold appliqués above the exterior door as inside the oval office on the walls and fireplace.
They must have bought these by the dozen, just slapping them on every surface in different orientations. Dying to know if they just spraypainted these foam ones gold.
They must have bought these by the dozen, just slapping them on every surface in different orientations. Dying to know if they just spraypainted these foam ones gold.
November 5, 2025 at 11:40 PM
Love that it’s more of the identical gold appliqués above the exterior door as inside the oval office on the walls and fireplace.
They must have bought these by the dozen, just slapping them on every surface in different orientations. Dying to know if they just spraypainted these foam ones gold.
They must have bought these by the dozen, just slapping them on every surface in different orientations. Dying to know if they just spraypainted these foam ones gold.
Another way to look at it is net new votes per day of counting. Here you can see how much the vote broke towards Wilson later in the process. [6/n]
November 5, 2025 at 8:27 AM
Another way to look at it is net new votes per day of counting. Here you can see how much the vote broke towards Wilson later in the process. [6/n]
*If* a similar pattern holds in the general, that would extrapolate out to Wilson ending up with 119k votes and Harrell with 115k. But obviously TONS of uncertainty here. Will be an interesting few days to watch. [4/n]
November 5, 2025 at 8:13 AM
*If* a similar pattern holds in the general, that would extrapolate out to Wilson ending up with 119k votes and Harrell with 115k. But obviously TONS of uncertainty here. Will be an interesting few days to watch. [4/n]
Which is another way of saying that the bulk of Wilson's advantage came in later in the vote tabulating process. On election night only 45% of her eventual votes were counted, compared to 54% of Harrell's. That gap stayed pretty large until about the 4th day of counting (Friday). [3/n]
November 5, 2025 at 8:13 AM
Which is another way of saying that the bulk of Wilson's advantage came in later in the vote tabulating process. On election night only 45% of her eventual votes were counted, compared to 54% of Harrell's. That gap stayed pretty large until about the 4th day of counting (Friday). [3/n]
In the August Primary, Wilson started with a slight lead, beating Harrell 44,457 to 43,160 votes in the first night results (August 5), which she then widened substantially to an 18k margin (98,479 to 79,984) by the time results were finalized. [2/n]
November 5, 2025 at 8:13 AM
In the August Primary, Wilson started with a slight lead, beating Harrell 44,457 to 43,160 votes in the first night results (August 5), which she then widened substantially to an 18k margin (98,479 to 79,984) by the time results were finalized. [2/n]
FYI this week they introduced An Amazing Frog
August 20, 2025 at 7:08 PM
FYI this week they introduced An Amazing Frog
Curious to hear if they have an exhibit of items (trash) “very likely handled by a Bigfoot” donated by Squatchin’ with Barb and Gabby like their rival Expedition Bigfoot: The Sasquatch Museum in Georgia.
July 7, 2025 at 6:59 PM
Curious to hear if they have an exhibit of items (trash) “very likely handled by a Bigfoot” donated by Squatchin’ with Barb and Gabby like their rival Expedition Bigfoot: The Sasquatch Museum in Georgia.
See this is what I’m talking about
June 11, 2025 at 1:31 AM
See this is what I’m talking about
mike did you know this
May 15, 2025 at 8:32 PM
mike did you know this
On iPhone (and probably Android?) if you hold down on the image for a couple seconds the menu that pops up has the alt text
April 14, 2025 at 12:09 AM
On iPhone (and probably Android?) if you hold down on the image for a couple seconds the menu that pops up has the alt text
The moon is getting out of hand. We used to just go outside and every once in a while think "huh, moon looks weird tonight" and go about our business. Now every other week there's gotta be a new name and series of articles about it.
April 12, 2025 at 7:34 PM
The moon is getting out of hand. We used to just go outside and every once in a while think "huh, moon looks weird tonight" and go about our business. Now every other week there's gotta be a new name and series of articles about it.
Wish I was as excited about anything in my life as this guy is about numbers going up on a screen
April 11, 2025 at 8:12 PM
Wish I was as excited about anything in my life as this guy is about numbers going up on a screen
My favorite weekly email is the one from the reptile store near my nephew's house that I bought him some newts from. Pipa Pipa toads are clearly just steamrolled Rain Frogs. Fascinating species!
March 14, 2025 at 2:52 PM
My favorite weekly email is the one from the reptile store near my nephew's house that I bought him some newts from. Pipa Pipa toads are clearly just steamrolled Rain Frogs. Fascinating species!
