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Join the Disaffected in a private chat server

Disaffected Newsletter • 79 implied HN points • 19 Sep 22
🎙 Podcasts Discussion Community Media Technology Entertainment
  1. There is a private Discord server for supporters of the Disaffected podcast. It has various chat rooms for fun conversations and memes.
  2. Joining the Discord is easy, and you can choose to use it in a web browser or by installing the app.
  3. The community is friendly, and people can express their opinions without fear of being banned for their views.

Listen to my interview with William Ramsey

Anxiety Addiction & Ascension • 19 implied HN points • 18 Aug 23
🎙 Podcasts Interview Discussion
  1. JJ Dawson has had multiple appearances on William Ramsey's podcast covering various topics like the COVID experience in Australia and ESG.
  2. The recent interview with William Ramsey delved into existential questions and spirituality, offering a thought-provoking conversation.
  3. The podcast episodes cover a range of subjects from ESG economic infiltration to the trans issue, providing diverse and engaging content.
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Announcing Our Fall '22 Workshop Series

The Fairest Writer • 19 implied HN points • 24 Aug 22
🚌 Education Workshops Writing Reading Discussion Craft
  1. The Fall '22 Workshop Series is focused on the writing process and features special guest authors. It's a great opportunity for writers of all levels to learn and engage.
  2. Each week, the workshops cover different topics, from starting a writing journey to drafting and revising work. Participants will read essays and discuss their insights.
  3. The workshops are free and conducted on Zoom, making it accessible for everyone interested in improving their writing skills.

Middle East 101, Week XII

The Cosmopolitan Globalist • 2 implied HN points • 07 Mar 24
🌍 World Politics Middle East History Discussion Legacy
  1. The Middle East 101 class decided to explore the Iranian Revolution for a week, even though it wasn't originally part of the syllabus.
  2. Guest speaker Shay Khatiri, born and raised in Iran, will contribute to the discussion about the Iranian Revolution's legacy.
  3. The class aims to first understand the historical events that led to the creation of the Islamic Republic before delving into current events.

VSRF LIVE Tonight: Episode 148 - The Misinformation Epidemic with Dr. Raphael Lataster, PhD.

Steve Kirsch's newsletter • 1 implied HN point • 17 Oct 24
🎙 Podcasts Health Politics Misinformation Media Discussion
  1. Dr. Raphael Lataster will discuss misinformation, focusing on health and politics, especially related to COVID-19.
  2. He has previous research experience on misinformation in religion and now runs a news platform that promotes alternative viewpoints.
  3. The event invites viewers to join the conversation and support the cause of health freedom through donations.

Gay Shame and Queer Failure in 'The Children's Hour' (1961)

Paging Dr. Lesbian • 2 HN points • 23 Jul 23
🎭️ Culture LGBTQ+ Film Art Discussion Literature
  1. The play 'The Children's Hour' explores the theme of lesbianism amidst censorship and societal constraints.
  2. The film portrays the tragic consequences of rumors and gossip on the lives of the main characters, Karen and Martha.
  3. Despite the film's ending reflecting the rules of the Hays Code and societal judgment, it also highlights themes of compassion, endurance, and the enduring memory of a lost loved one.

GRANTED: The new books to wrap up the year

Granted • 0 implied HN points • 21 Nov 21
📚 Literature Books Authors Podcasts Children's Books Discussion
  1. Being polite is different from being kind; politeness focuses on today, kindness on helping people improve tomorrow.
  2. In polite cultures, disagreement and criticism are often avoided, while in kind cultures people express their thoughts respectfully.
  3. Some discussion topics include new book recommendations, insightful podcast conversations, and intriguing data on well-being, conversation enjoyment, and online behavior.

GRANTED: The Next Big Idea Club

Granted • 0 implied HN points • 23 Sep 19
🎭️ Culture Books Discussion Community
  1. The Next Big Idea Club is a unique book club started by authors like Malcolm Gladwell and Adam Grant.
  2. They curate and send out two exciting new nonfiction books every season, along with original e-courses and summaries.
  3. 100% of the profits from The Next Big Idea Club goes to The Future Project for students in under-resourced communities.

Abbey Pusz: Ruth Bader Ginsberg is Dead

Do Not Research • 0 implied HN points • 15 Sep 21
📚 Literature Poetry Discussion Analysis Critique Reflection
  1. Ruth Bader Ginsberg's death was discussed in a class in a unique way, with students comparing it to a black square and questioning representation.
  2. The students reflected on the importance of recycling and digitizing paper, symbolizing a broader theme of freedom and inclusivity.
  3. The story highlighted the power of education and how individuals like Emma can inspire change and build a better future.

Do Not Research: Lindy

Do Not Research • 0 implied HN points • 21 Jun 21
🎙 Podcasts Discussion Interview
  1. The podcast discusses the 'Lindy Effect' and why you should eat 36 raw eggs a day.
  2. David Y, Holly, and Margo from the DNR community researchers are part of the discussion.
  3. The post emphasizes the importance of understanding the Lindy Effect.

Góp ý và hỏi đáp thắc mắc

Thái | Hacker | Kỹ sư tin tặc • 0 implied HN points • 16 Jan 07
🚌 Education Discussion
  1. The post is about feedback and answering questions, encouraging readers to send in their inquiries or suggestions for discussion.
  2. The author provides a platform to receive and respond to comments and concerns, aiming to engage with the audience.
  3. The post promotes interaction by inviting feedback and questions, highlighting the author's willingness to address them.

The Evolving Conversation: John Vervaeke & Peter Limberg

The Bigger Picture • 0 implied HN points • 13 Jan 20
🎙 Podcasts Discussion
  1. The conversation with John Vervaeke and Peter Limberg covers the cutting edge of current discussions and highlights the need to develop new skills to progress.
  2. The discussion delves into a wide range of topics, providing a comprehensive exploration of evolving conversations and their significance.
  3. Access to the full post and archives is available through a 7-day free trial, offering a chance to delve deeper into the evolving conversation.

Introducing Mike’s Substack

America in Crisis • 0 implied HN points • 23 Jan 23
🇺🇸 U.S. Politics History Economics Community Discussion
  1. Mike Alexander is a retired industrial scientist with a focus on 'big history' and the American political economy.
  2. He is particularly interested in studying the postwar era of shared prosperity in America and understanding why it occurred and ended.
  3. Mike aims to promote his book 'America in Crisis' through his free Substack by sharing articles on economic, political, and social topics related to the book and fostering a community for discussion.

Early Results: Do LLMs complete false equations with false equations?

From AI to ZI • 0 implied HN points • 30 Mar 23
🔬 Science AI Research Experiment Results Discussion
  1. The experiment tested if adding false information to a language model affects its output.
  2. Results showed mixed evidence for simulator theory, with the model not always producing incorrect completions as expected.
  3. Research aims to understand if small instances of bad behavior in language models can lead to more significant issues.

Plan for Reading Club posting

Journal of Gurdjieff Studies • 0 implied HN points • 25 Jul 22
⛪ Faith & Spirituality Spirituality Reading club Teaching Discussion
  1. The Fragments Reading Club will post extracts from P.D. Ouspensky's book 'In Search of the Miraculous' every Friday starting from September 9th, 2022.
  2. The book provides insight into G.I. Gurdjieff's early teaching between 1915 and 1924 in Moscow, St. Petersburg, and Essentuki.
  3. Participants have the opportunity to read the book together over a year, with breaks around Christmas and Easter holidays, and may even form local reading groups for discussions.