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Andy HΞ3

andy@friendica.hubup.pro

Practitioner-scholar, licensed investigator, coach, consultant, ethnographer, socionaut, builder, open source enthusiast, human-cyborg

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    Fruit of the rainy season

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    Tweaking configuration files on Saturday. Change for the better.

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    Why did the Opportunistic Journal break away from hypothesis-driven research? Because hypothesis-driven research is opportunistic research. The grant-writing is just more thorough.

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    Lisa: SaWaDiKa 😆😂

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    A jazz trombone instrumental of Eleanor Rigby... this downtown venue is quite something

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    The oppressive denial of the other's classificatory system based on a profound lack of contextual knowledge and situational awareness. We are witnessing the deepening of perpetuating hegemonic narratives by unintelligent artificiality.

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    German learner: The hardest part of German is waiting for the verb. Gaelic speaker to the English speaker: Tell me about it.

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    Stuart Jay Raj's cultural and historical analysis of Lalisa's "SaWaDiKa" is deep and detailed.

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    Collegial inquiry: Can you host the research methodology show? Me: Yes. What happened to the previous host? Inquirer: Mixed-up methods got them.

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    The Potemkin village army? @randahl@mastodon.social

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    For all fruiterians a dance hit indeed The Kiffness - Mango Pineapple Banana (Watermelon) ft. Aunty Mai [DANCE HIT]

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    Last Day of the Holidays Stumbled into this establishment, An obstacle course of phone-mounted tripods. Squeezed by an army of beauty vloggers, Casually reading plain text on declarative markup. Just fitting in nicely.

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    The newspaper ran a piece on how to make small talk. It recommended questions like 'Busy day so far?' or 'How was the commute?'... I suppose asking the ticket clerk why public transport fees are non-negotiable wasn't quite the right approach. Righto, best save the Garfinkel-style questions for special occasions.

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    'They had the wind at their backs and mistook it for the power of their own legs.' Patrick Boyle on tailwinds, headwinds and metaphors in corporate finance