A key question in the field is whether you guys are getting citations. [1]
[1] Zkuld@lemmy.world, science_memes@mander.xyz, Jan 27th 2025
- Talk to a trusted friend or relative.
- Ask them to help you set small goals like: 1) identify a couple mental health providers or life coaches or similar, 2) give some of them an initial call, 3) pick 1-2 to follow up with.
- Ask your trusted friend or relative to help you stay on track to accomplish those goals.
iirc the dream wasn't to secure Gettysburg, it was to destroy the Army of the Potomac.
It wasn't as easy a call as it sounds now that we know the disposition of both armies. Longstreet's assessment was more accurate about how much the rate of fire had increased the lethality of the kill zone over the past decades, and Lee should have listened to him. I suspect Lee was mostly guided by his sense of how it would impact the morale of each army - because that was crucial to which army would break first. He might also have overestimated the effectiveness of his artillery. Turns out he was wrong.
ikr "beyond the scope of the current effort" also works.
The quote doesn't say anything about forever tho. The kid is just figuring out that death happens to people and wolves, but not to words and books. The parent is the one pretending that the kid's making some profound statement about the permanence of ideas.
The real question is: are they going to charge you for a Cobb salad, or for a Great Wall of China?
That image never gets old. But to contextualize it, check out the illustrated article "Pants Scientists and Bona Fide Cyber Ninjas: Tracing the Poetics of Cyberpunk Menswear":
…much of cyberpunk-influenced menswear justifies itself with function and utility as if such features were necessary for men to participate in fashion movements. I detect a change from the lone-wolf outlaws of original cyberpunk to militarized super-hero enforcers of the current mainstream, but also present a counterpoint to both in the guise of the cool, gray cyberpunk man: a “pants science” enthusiast who combines the fantasies of individualism and a low-key presentation to the hidden, almost science-fictional, functionalities of his clothing.
This is on !lemmyshitpost@lemmy.world so I'm not sure how to interpret it... but guaranteed I'm gonna be on Lemmy this Christmas Day, you're welcome to join me, I'm sure there'll be others.
From watching hours of "Law & Order", I know the real answer involves DNA, cell phone records, an illegal search, and questioning without an attorney present.
When you're trying to merge but they won't let you in: "Hey buddy! Give peas a chance!"
republicans have nobody to blame
They will always find someone to blame.