Learners of the World, Unite! Part I - TripleAmpersand Journal (&&&) On Labor, Universality, and the Production the Human Besides, he did not know which side of eternity it was. He was not sure that eternity could be bisected—or if so, that there were equal halves—for ...

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glad to say my text "Learners of the World, Take Over - On Labor, Universality, and the Production of the Human" has been published on &&& (i mean, it will come out in 3 parts).
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do i know anyone on here that has a pdf of the routledge Autism Resource Manual for Teachers?
my mom (teacher) asked abt it
(*conspiratorially* is it telling of something the one for Families is on libgen but this one isn't?)

Foi liberada no repositório da UFU, para quem quiser ler, minha dissertação de mestrado, "Prolegômenos a uma filosofia da energia: de Nietzsche a Negarestani":

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Palavras-chave: transição energética; aceleracionismo; inteligência artificial.

Like, congratulate them fwiw and offer them a more complex *puzzle*. The thing about puzzles and their dialogical structure is that through them, unlike in the conflict of games, everyone wins. /fin

The capitalist state thanks you. Congratulations, you've gamed the game. The prize is: it stays the game. You can move on to whining about how technology allowed your students to game the game. Now if otoh you opt for producing intelligibility for yourself and the students? 9/10

If you're on the side of learning, then the students will be on your side too. To me, teachers striking for a day "stopping production" seems like merely proving the systems works as it should: producing surplus value (future surplus population). 8/10

If by refusing to do all that shit that gets you the salary and the pension makes you afraid--- i mean, what is the state going to do? Expel you from the school by use of force? The state only wants you to herd the kids of its workers, you and yours among them. 7/10

They'll appreciate it and show you in their results that you're doing good work. Engage with your students in ways that you can see your methods reflected and even critiqued in the results. 6/10

LLM's are screwing up your assessment of your student's skills? Change your assessment. Pardon me if this is simple-minded, but you'll be getting free time to assess your student's progress in many different, more intelligible ways. 5/10

Every single teacher says "this clips my wings, i can't teach anymore" - well then don't do it, go teach. And don't do it again, and keep on not doing it. Summative assessment crimps your flow, is a mediocre diagnostic tool perverting the way you teach? Don't do it. 4/10

Put up some posters, chant some slogans, walk slowly and solemnly along a big avenue. tbf i think this is sad, nothing else. want to strike about the paperwork, the stupidity of summative assessment? Strike by not doing it. En masse, of course. 3/10

it may come off as completely out of the loop but atm i don't think it is; maybe it'll work by isomorphism: when thinking abt the amount of utterly junk paperwork teachers in portuguese k12 schools have to do, i was reminded of how they strike. 2/10

thread abt "threats to education", maybe will make a blogpost. anyway
i'm passionate abt this not just for the sake of virulence but bc it's my pet area of research, the philosophy of learning -of the norms & patterns that govern and enable learning institutions. 1/10

Classical, traditional and pure flamenco - Toni El Pelao YouTube video by Jan von Hildebrand

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just so you get to know me better

hard to beat staring at the shelves, perusing books from one's collection, in silence, with the aim of choosing a font for lettering a comic
(gotta be a smart choice: last time i chose a serif'ed and got horrible cramps)

LMAO the url

idk if i live on the same planet as that guy but being a small press publisher i can say that like the single basic greatest task of all in such endeavour is... fighting to not become yet another all male publisher ffs

i kid you not: yesterday morning before the iberian peninsula went completely dark for 12h i was listening to 75 dollar bill's "Power Failures"

fucking fuck

damn laying out a 24pp comic keeping it didactic but still somewhat formally demanding for the reader was a tough nut to crack but i think i got it. the editor liked it!

layout is done, onto inking

Hegel would have been such a big fan of EvoDevo. Phenomenology of Spirit? More like the Embryology of the Concept.

today is a nice day, it is april 25th. plus two neonazi got arrested in Lisbon :D

But also it's just incredibly difficult to imagine a person in power buying into a theoretical framework that implicates them without said theory being instrumental to furthering their own goals. Like a billionaire Foucaldian exists but a Marxist? Nah, video game characters are far more relatable.

I want to continue to push back on the reigning “hey I’m just being reasonable” stance on AI.

I “understand” it being useful for coding & emails too. I also understand why beans make us fart.

The adult issue is, why are we doing this and is the cost worth it?

There’s only ONE reasonable answer

i feel SO dumb for, when choosing from a list, not conceiving that a state-mandated workshop on "promoting workers' mental health" would be neolib mindfulness crankery. lord give me an obnoxious firemen captain making dirty jokes on first aid, really

A mass of rich yellow globular mimetite aggregates on brown limonite. From San Pedro de Corralitos, Durango, Mexico. Specimen on display in the Natural History Museum, London.

Double terminated yellow-green hexagonal prisms of mimetite rising out of a black and red matrix. From Johanngeorgenstadt, Saxony, Germany. Specimen on display in the Natural History Museum, London.

Pale green globular mimetite aggregates with some very pale yellow wulfenite. From Ojuela Mine, Mexico. Specimen on display in the Natural History Museum, London.

106 of #365Minerals 🧪⚒️

Mimetite:
- A lead arsenate chloride mineral
- Forms in arsenic-bearing lead deposits
- Part of a mineral series with pyromorphite and vanadinite
- Its name comes from the Greek word "μϊμητής/mimetes" (imitator) since it looks like pyromorphite #minerals