I'm writing a chapter in a book for first-generation college students and my part is about Impostor Phenomenon, emphasizing its effects for students with marginalized identities. My argument: the more you cross social boundaries based on your identi(ties), such as race, class, gender, sexuality, etc., the more powerful your impostor feelings will be. I'm going to have to cut it to fit the format, so I'm thinking of fashioning the surplus into a @medium piece
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“Chat-GPT doesn’t make it harder for students to learn, it makes it harder for institutions to *judge* them.” -@big_data_kane on how AI disrupts but, just as importantly, forces us to confront our society and its flaws. @MITMuseum

Because it has to be repeated again and again: We need to drastically reduce the number of cars to solve our problems.

@hattmannsandi @ubahnverleih Das ist immer noch so, weil die Pandemie nämlich nicht vorbei ist, bzw. die "Endemie" nur ein anderes Wort für eine nicht weniger kritische Situation. Die "Normalisierung" einer Infektionsgefahr macht diese nicht harmloser.

Wer braut die schöneren Varianten. Pandemix oder Endemix?