I can tell you didn’t read the article and are only reacting to the headline, because this isn’t about students.

Any betting platform has clear quantifiable criteria for each wager. I’m sure if you looked, they’re have criteria for this too.

Overmorrow

Four words seems a fair metric for the shortest descriptive headline. I mean, can you beat “Foot Heads Arms Body”? The only shorter ones are “man bites dog”, “Dewey defeats Truman”, or something as simple as “WAR” when everyone already knows the details and this is just the official announcement.

Possibly. The BBC made a big row about Apple’s headlines: https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cx2v778x85yo

You can also pin ones you use often.

That’s not a spoon. This is a spoon.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Generative_adversarial_network

No, it is a terrible idea. The lock is not the weak point on the luggage, it’s the zipper.

For that reason, I don’t think a line should be drawn. Much like abortion, it should be a choice.

Maybe. But are these people thankful for that pain and suffering? Van Gogh was a great painter, but he killed himself for that suffering. Frida Kahlo used painting as a coping strategy for her illnesses, and saw death as a release, waiting in her journal: “I hope the exit is joyful and i hope never to return.”

I think, given the choice, we should choose not to create such suffering.

Citizen Kane.

You watch it now, and it’s just a regular movie. But in 1941, it was incredibly unorthodox. It set the benchmark for modern movies.

You should enable MFA on your luggage

Plus, most search party members are volunteers. They turn up to walk a line through a section of woods. They might get a coffee and some snacks out of it from the organizing police department.

The same Joe Lieberman that blocked the public option from the ACA. Guy was a real piece of shit.

Yes, of taxpayer money. But they’ve funneled quite a lot into private pockets.

Not once does it say anything about what students are doing.

They taste like the edible one, so just have one of those

Maybe you should read the article instead of your notes

Because a lot more people are still using Twitter than have started using mastodon