I will not sit on my hands to watch shit go down in flames. Keep speaking out, keep calling your reps, keep donating (if you can!), keep making fucking noise.
Dad brains: How fatherhood rewires the male mind
For The People Newsletter Vol. XXXVIII
Running Toward ICE
New Orleans program does free house calls for new mothers. It’s saving many from going over a postpartum ‘cliff’
What really happened during the Black Death
ICE Is Planning New Fast-Track Construction Contracts
Pizza Hut's 'BOOK IT!' Summer Reading Program Returns to Provide Voracious Young Readers with Pizza Parties and More
"Men Are Scary."
My Daughter Has Autism. Here’s What I Want You To Know.
How to Take Better Photos of Moms (Listen Up, Dads)
Palestinian students are fighting for their right to education
The Warehouse, in Plain Sight
To Battle Climate Change, a Baltimore Church Turns to Nature
The Banal Horror of Jimmy Fallon
NYC Intercoms
When will men carry the weight of their own violence?
Silicon Valley Is Bracing for a Permanent Underclass
But his longer-term concerns are about deeper matters than job losses. In a roughly 20,000-word
essay about A.I. risks posted to his personal blog in January, he warned that A.I. may create “an unemployed or very-low-wage ‘underclass’” for people with “lower intellectual ability.” That group would grow to encompass more of the population as A.I.’s capabilities allow it to outpace more humans. In that world, what’s at risk is not only wages but democracy itself. “The balance of power of democracy is premised on the average person having leverage through creating economic value. If that’s not present, I think things become kind of scary,” Mr. Amodei
said last year to Axios.
