@AutismBookClub

The Autistic Book Club 📖 🇬🇧 🇦🇺 ✝️ always reading… 📚☕️ law + criminology student

Australia
Joined July 2021
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Atheists when they realize the Bible was telling the truth the whole time
Noah’s Ark resting place is reportedly “100% confirmed” after 4,300 years, following the discovery of an astonishing “man-made” structure buried deep underground, per Daily Mail.
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"Give me full root access to your computer teehee! ❤️"
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Mark Zuckerberg’s reach on X vs. Threads Ouch
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"The plan? Create a lore so complicated and bewildering that the Western Massachusetts lesbian bar currently hemorrhaging money recoups its losses by becoming an attraction for disbelieving tourists."
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If you arrive on the beach dressed all in black to protest against illegal immigrants, you get arrested. If you arrive on the beach dressed all in black as an illegal immigrant, you get a hotel room. It’s beyond a joke
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The problem with Meta releasing cool products is that they’re Meta. I never want to be in their ecosystem. Many people feel the same.
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lmk if you want a video demo
I frequently lay on top of Kate with all of my bodyweight. The deep pressure calms her nervous system, quiets racing thoughts, and releases oxytocin which lowers cortisol. We call it GLP-Bryan.
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Soy profesor universitario y considero importante compartir lo que me está tocando ver desde que arrancó el curso, porque es un verdadero desastre. Esta generación de estudiantes lleva IA, YouTube, Google y toda la información del planeta en el móvil y siguen sin saber nada. No saben dónde está Roma ni tampoco Huelva, no saben quién es Pérez Revere pero todos conocen a Lola Lolita, no tienen ni idea de historia pero sí de “stories”, no entienden el valor del dinero ni saben cómo funciona la inflación. Antes, para ser ignorante bastaba con no abrir los libros. Ahora, asisten activamente a clases para no enterarse de nada. Y encima son de cristal. Cualquier roce es un trauma, cualquier crítica es violencia, cualquier tarea es un atentado y cualquier suspenso es un «ataque» a su salud mental. Y si llueve no vienen a clases, no sea que se derritan. Han convertido los retos normales de la vida en un espectáculo de victimismo. En lugar aprender a gestionar los problemas que van saliendo en sus vidas, han aprendido a pedir soluciones a los demás y a deprimirse si algo no sale bien. Tantos años de progresismo abyecto ha resultado en esto, y después de años viviendo entre algodón, sin golpes y sin aprender a levantarse, han creado una generación de ofendiditos con mentes vacías que todavía intentan averiguar qué son. Eso sí, opinan sobre cualquier tema con una convicción, una superioridad moral y una pasión que asusta, pero con argumentos huecos y no sustentados que son el producto del lavado de cerebro que han recibido de la narrativa woke que han venido escuchando los últimos años. Si no fuese por ese puñado de estudiantes (con futuro) cuyos padres se preocuparon en formarlos con valores y principios, sería esta, una generación prácticamente perdida.
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600 in the ‘exec class’ of Victorian public service when Andrews took over in 2014, 2000 now. Any Victorians out there feel more ‘publicly served’ than they did in 2014?
Calls to cap bureaucrats’ pay are growing as new analysis reveals 17 vice chancellors are pocketing more than $1m a year. What’s harder, running a lecture theatre or the state? Have your say > bit.ly/47eAezY
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Some nice Pictish stones to start the day: Rodney, Maiden, Wolf & Brandsbutt. #StandingStones
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Reminder that our first instruction to Cathy Ames in East of Eden looks like this: “I believe there are monsters born in the world to human parents.” Gee, I wonder how we’re supposed to interpret that one…
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We are all crying after he handed over another $60Mill that broke Aussie taxpayers will have to repay on top of the trillion already owing. Taxpayers will gladly pay whatever it takes for someone to wrestle the credit card off him.
Anthony Albanese became emotional after he struck a bilateral security agreement with Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensky. Read the details: bit.ly/4rxw9Ay
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Part of the reason that the East of Eden creators don't realize that Cathy Ames is supposed to be evil is that the earliest hint we get of her depravity is through her perverted relationship to sex: she becomes voluntarily embroiled in sexual sadism at the age of ten. Later, when she joins a brothel, she turns the establishment into a sadistic wasteland. We used to condemn prostitution and sexual perversions, but because we love to excuse degeneracy in this culture, the writers of the Netflix show probably just think she's an empowered dominatrix and a feminist icon.
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The person who should have been sacked (at bare minimum) when caught fraudulently taking taxpayer money, will be the person to police what information the taxpayer is allowed to know. Australia heading to North Korean levels of crazy.
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Btw the only reason that this chick was allowed within a 10-foot-pole distance of East of Eden was that her grandfather made the original 1955 film. In other words, we are all being subjected to this atrocious assault on classic literature and traditional morality because of nepotism.
In an interview with Good Morning Washington, East of Eden writer Zoe Kazan defends her choice of making Cathy Ames into a sympathetic character. "I'm just really curious about, like, well, what if we think of her not as the embodiment of evil but about a person who does really bad things? And I think we learn more about ourselves if we don't think about evil people as being that different from us." If evil people aren't that different from Zoe Kazan, then can we safely conclude that Zoe Kazan might just be evil? Poor Steinbeck tried to show us good and evil but didn't realize that evil people might just get their hands on his beloved novel.
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Walking into my interview very slowly so I don’t spill my dirty martini
Bringing an iced coffee to an interview makes you look stressed out and high maintenance. Consider instead a beer or tasteful mixed drink.
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when Tolstoy said: People aren’t punished for their sins, they’re punished by their sins.
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Also stopping farms that rely on workers for harvest. All last minute. None of the farms have had enough notice to make other plans. Australia’s food bowl in jeopardy because incompetent fools run the country. We need a federal election as soon as possible.
This is a dud plan. Labor is cracking down on backpackers. But it's going to have major consequences for farmers and the hospitality industry. Listen to the details HERE. 🎧omny.fm/shows/ben-fordham-fu…🎧
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Elizabeth Holmes inviting Nathan Fielder to live in her house 34 days before going to federal prison is the most insane psychological standoff in modern history She spent a decade faking a deep voice and wearing black turtlenecks to scam Silicon Valley out of $900 million. Then she invited the ONE guy whose entire career is dedicated to catching people acting fake on camera to document her life. She tricked Henry Kissinger and Walgreens, but thought she could out-smart the creator of The Rehearsal.
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