Annie Reneau

Ironically, I just wrote about this yesterday. Dishwashers actually work fine. People just don't know how to use them properly: https://t.co/D4zkcvNb5K

Aaron Rupar @atrupar

Duffy: "The president is talking about shower heads. You don't have enough water that can come through your shower heads because of Biden's regulations. So fixing small things like that -- hopefully he's gonna get the dishwashers. Wouldn't it be great if dishwashers worked https://t.co/F1NFJvpZl5

“Why didn’t they tell you?” Here’s the problem with takes like this. They DID tell us. There were news articles all over the place about this. https://t.co/YmTmhc4wJO https://t.co/Bu2b1le5N6 https://t.co/90XgWIN5TY

Nina Teicholz, PhD @bigfatsurprise

The government HAS NO CAPS ON CHOLESTEROL..for ten years now. So why didn’t they tell you? 🤔 The U.S. government quietly dropped its cholesterol cap in 2015 (the American Heart Association did the same in 2013), yet most people still think dietary cholesterol is something to https://t.co/aa7xWg6Fxk

The first time I worked in an office after being a teacher, I was blown away by being able to get up and go to the bathroom whenever I needed to. Or shoot the breeze with my coworkers. Or zone out at my desk for a few minutes. An entire hour for lunch? Unreal.

Brad Weinstein @WeinsteinEdu

One of the hardest parts of being an educator is the lack of downtime. You have to be on all day long. This is mentally and physically draining.

RT @MrZachG: A visit to a rich school and a poor school on the same day is an experience every teacher should have. There’s a lot of “this…

😂😂🤣 Huge nope. I have worked as a public school teacher. There are zero teachers who are are overpaid. You literally can’t pay teachers enough for what they do and how taxing and consequential the job is.

Eileen @EileenChollet

I'll say it. In many districts, public school teachers are overcompensated, paid well more than they would get in a competitive market. It's the greatest taboo. Even Republicans won't say teachers are overpaid, no matter how definitive the math.

NO ONE has time to run multiple companies, be involved in the highest level of government, parent 13 (14?) children, tweet 100+ times a day, and do ANY of it at a competent or effective level. The notion is ludicrous on its face. The emperor is buck naked. Yet people cheer.

Took this in Olympic National Park several years ago. What do you see? #nationalparks https://t.co/BElDi3vp6G

RT @AdamMGrant: Remote work doesn't thwart productivity. It boosts focus. Data: Government workers are 12% more productive when randomly a…

“Believe women” doesn’t mean “believe everything a woman says, evidence be damned.” It means don’t *automatically* dismiss allegations. When it’s purely he said/she said, default to believing the woman. Believing a woman in the face of clear contrary evidence? That’s unjust.

Thank you, @hankgreen , for attempting to be a voice of reason and real information on this hellsite. And for the “There’s no money in a cure for cancer” That is such a load. Cancer prevention? Not much money. But an actual cancer cure would be worth BILLIONS. Think for a sec.

Hank Green @hankgreen

The bizarre thing about people shouting either "IVERMECTIN IS HORSE DEWORMER" or "THE ELITES ARE HIDING THIS FROM US" is that both of those things are just obviously wrong. We've looked at Ivermectin for a bunch of potential uses and it seems like there is a small chance that,

THIS SCENE. I'm not a fan of "Love Actually" (sorry lovers) but Emma Thompson gives an absolute master class in this scene. Genuinely Oscar-worthy performance. But it's not the heartbreak that she sells so perfectly—it's the motherhood. https://t.co/Hr1g4VtEUx

What would you do if a toddler was tapping you on an airplane? I would react exactly like this couple. :) https://t.co/xoKwi5iatr

Your premise that the threat was exaggerated is false, though. This was the “middle of the road” estimate for the whole pandemic at the start of it. We hit 100K US deaths less than two months later. We lost 10 times that many over two years. Where’s the exaggeration? https://t.co/Lbp1qCpz4F

Jay Bhattacharya @DrJBhattacharya

It is not a virtue to exaggerate an infectious disease threat at the start of a pandemic to panic the population into compliance. It's not a vice to ask for data to understand the true risk. A noble lie is a lie.

This whole "we should trust individuals more than institutions" narrative is unbelievably bizarre. Like, do you understand the purpose of institutions? Do you know how much more easily corruptible and problematic individual human beings are?

I’m so confused by “Are you better off today than you were 4 years ago?” Yes. Unequivocally yes. How is this even a real question.

Perimenopausal women would like a word

Dan Go @FitFounder

"My metabolism slowed down after 40" No. It hasn't. What's changed is you became more sedentary, drank more alcohol, deprived yourself of sleep, and ate calorie dense foods. It's not the metabolism. It's the lifestyle.

My husband of 26 years doesn't have a pet name for me. Instead, he calls me random food-related terms of endearment like, "chicken tender, "mango chunks," "flavor packet," etc. Like, "Hey there, fry sauce." Or "Hey, my little beef brisket." I honestly love it so much. 😂🍗🥰