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On ‘Among Us’ and parenting.
I found the imposters! But I love them too much to vote them off the ship.
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On ‘Among Us’ and honesty.
How is ‘Among Us’ like ‘The Art of Seduction’? They’ll help you learn to get what you want. But I doubt I’ll play again.
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On autism and parenting.
My kids are lucky to have such dissimilar parents. Which is happier than thinking I’m the defective parent.
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On threat.
We’re not focusing on the threats that will harm us most.
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On apocalypse clocks.
It’s 10:58 a.m. If we’re still here at 7:26 p.m., we die. Can we escape? Not if we roast ourselves at 10:59.
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On conspiracy.
With a select few, we breathe the same air.
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On ants and infection.
Punishing young people for socializing doesn’t just hurt young people, it will cause more vulnerable people to die.
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On octopuses and family gatherings.
Octopuses are brilliant! They solve puzzles, use tools, and plan ahead. And they’re no closer to us than worms??
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On the theory of mind.
If we’re lucky, we learn that others not only think, but feel.
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On hydroxychloroquine, expertise, and the power of persuasion.
Hydroxychlorquine doesn’t work, unless you’re trying to give yourself heart trouble. It’s good for that.
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