There are a few of these programs—WashU, where I am has one—and they are great, albeit with caveats.

Lot of sad here.

I think a ton of it depends on context. The man-on-the-street age is over, but if you're in a specific place doing a specific reporting thing and introduce yourself with your creds and why you want to talk, I've never had any problems finding people willing.

I saw these two lines about what architects do in a science museum recently, and unfortunately I was like ……… 🤨

Ah very good. It sucks.

No, there are many gums.

Right. I'm going to mix locust bean gum to my xanthan gum this year.

The problem is the fact of the software, so I'm not sure what you'd even tell them. It's not even their fault.

These do exist but of course they don't really work.

I'm not sure why you are arguing with me about this. Canvas offers no native way to take attendance other than a "roll call" feature that allows/requires an instructor to manually mark a student as present.

Milk.

This isn’t even deep Bogost lore I dunno what to tell you.