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If I were a billionaire surrounded by yesmen but utterly alienated from the common person, and free from all material consequences, I would spend Christmas Eve indulging in my worse impulses - arguing with people on bsky even though I know it'll just upset me and make me feel worse.
December 25, 2025 at 2:17 AM
If I were a billionaire surrounded by yesmen but utterly alienated from the common person, and free from all material consequences, I would spend Christmas Eve indulging in my worse impulses - arguing with people on bsky even though I know it'll just upset me and make me feel worse.
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December 24, 2025 at 10:26 PM
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(Note: Not disagreeing with you. I just find the diversity of people's experiences with bluebook exams fascinating.)
December 24, 2025 at 9:49 PM
(Note: Not disagreeing with you. I just find the diversity of people's experiences with bluebook exams fascinating.)
Weirdly, I loved bluebook exams in college. ADHD, so I was easily distracted during research papers. But with bluebooks, there was a clear, time-limited task.
I'd probably hate grading them though. My professors forced me to write in print rather than cursive, to make them somewhat legible.
I'd probably hate grading them though. My professors forced me to write in print rather than cursive, to make them somewhat legible.
December 24, 2025 at 9:49 PM
Weirdly, I loved bluebook exams in college. ADHD, so I was easily distracted during research papers. But with bluebooks, there was a clear, time-limited task.
I'd probably hate grading them though. My professors forced me to write in print rather than cursive, to make them somewhat legible.
I'd probably hate grading them though. My professors forced me to write in print rather than cursive, to make them somewhat legible.