Washington Post journalists on Mastodon:

Tech
@aaronjschaffer
@cqz
@cristianolima
@geoffreyfowler
@heatherkelly
@hamzashaban
@JosephMenn
@jeremybmerrill
@jeremybowers
@markseibel
@nitashatiku
@NaomiNix
@rachellerman
@Shira
@tatumhunter
@taylorlorenz
@willoremus

Politics
@briannatucker
@pbump
@perrybacon
@tonyromm

Data
@alyssafowers
@andrewvandam

Engineering
@jeremybowers

Investigations
@databae
@samueloakford

Health
@Ddiamond
@teddyamen

History
@gbrockell

National
@bellwak

“I think we [journalists] got lazy as a field, and we let Mark Zuckerberg, Jack Dorsey, and, god help us, Elon Musk and their staff decide all these major journalistic questions.”

I couldn’t agree more with journalist @adamdavidson in this thoughtful and reflective Q&A about joining #Mastodon

https://themarkup.org/newsletter/hello-world/mastodons-moment #TwitterMigration

Why do we love fatty, sugary and salty snacks and drinks that aren’t so good for us?

In today’s season premiere of Serving Up Science on PBS, we explore the #science behind our affinity for processed foods that pack a lot of calories with little nutritional value.

What are your favorite “junk foods?”

https://youtu.be/Mi84o9ZKuXs

It's appealing to declare, "Trump's done."

Don't.

Many of his ardent followers still support him and he had very little GOP support going into the 2016 race.

BUT #Trump has lost the ability to be the new guy and outsider. Now he's the establishment who failed to achieve the changes he promised his base.

Big picture: Two years is forever in politics. Any predictions and hot takes you see now are less than speculation. They're fantasy and clickbait. Don't believe the hype.