As someone doing teaching, I already had quite enough of "If you have any further questions - just let me now! 😊" in answer boxes.

1. She's not.
2. If she was, guy coming to a country that is a goddamn warzone, to chase a girl who likes losers, would definitely land among hottest things by pitysexual standards.

I have a friend like that who'll be looking at guy and thinking "wow, what a loser... I want to embrace him so bad".

I'd identify her as "pitysexual". 🌚

Yeah, but explain that to the children, especially young ones.

I do teaching, and when I set rules about not using phones during class - I put mine to the pile too. You can present the most compelling argument ever, but there's a much higher chance it's gonna reach fifth graders if you actually practice what you preach, and show the example of self-discipline, otherwise it will feel dishonest or unfair to kids, because they're kids.

Article actually describes it well enough, how scientists trained a model on data from CT scans of patients who were treated for other conditions some time before being diagnosed with pancreatic cancer.

Damn, how do I become a man now that I never subscribed to Joe Rogan's podcast in the first place. 🌝

That TV box is connected to the same Wi-Fi, and those just do that, nothing to be alarmed about, just mild annoyance.

Should give you settings menu entry after long tap on that push notification, where you can block it from appearing.

That Khanmigo AI mentioned in article seems to be an interesting thing to try and maybe actually recommend to students (they're gonna use AI anyway, so why not recommend something that gives hints instead of confident bs).