Matt Cornell ☑️

@mattcornell
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the opposite of mid

However, I also recognize that 2023 is neither 2019 nor 2020. We're in a different and in some ways better and other ways more challenging position now.

Like it or not, we have to make decisions ourselves. I just want us to do that with the best information we can still get, with consideration of not only our own risk but also risk to others, incorporating factors in addition to just COVID, and with empathy for everyone who is doing their best in an impossible situation.

10/10

Family: *starts fighting*

Me, *sobbing*: Can we please not do this now, during Honda's Biggest Sale of the Year?

Reblogging is organic user behavior and Twitter built the quote tweet feature because so many people were doing it manually already. It’s a huge burden on the user not to have this simple and important feature on a social platform imo (again just my personal opinion!)
I'm hosting a Christmas Eve triple feature on Twitch. Three holiday thrillers that aren't Die Hard https://www.facebook.com/events/1123462951673084
Christmas Thriller Triple Feature

'Twas the night before Christmas, and boy, are we sick of hearing about DIE HARD. Curl up with some egg nog and tune in to Twitch for a trio of underrated Christmas thrillers. *** The Silent...

Ed Balls
This is apparently the tweet that led to my suspension from Twitter. Right as I was reinstated they announced a new policy that they apparently found me to have retroactively violated
#twittermigration #twitterexodus #twitter #news #elonmusk #tech #technews #technology
welp, looks like I might actually have to use this site

For one thing, it’s a roomy construct, so you can easily slot in the obvious economic, racial, and political affiliation pieces, but just considering that the virus transmits *as much through social pressures as it does through the air* is clarifying for my brain.

Like no, SARS-CoV-2 doesn’t make us take off our masks to affirm trust and belonging like a parasitic fungus, but the social brain that makes those choices has 100% been put to work as a component of the virus’s spread.

NYT reports 6.1K U.S. COVID deaths so far this month.

The biggest thing that I’ve felt sharply conscious of as a noob here on Mastodon is the degree to which Twitter culture is continuously shaped by Black observation, cleverness and wit—and how much this space misses Black voices as a result.

Black Twitter is what makes Twitter Twitter.