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Julia Moon Child

@trimdog

chill dude who’s not too complicated (aspirational)

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Julia Moon Child@trimdog· 9d

Nedroid “I made this” comic

Person 1 hands a thing, an ambiguous sphere with a band and antennae, to Person 2, saying “I made this,” with Person 2 responding “you made this?”

Then Person 2 is alone holding and looking at the thing

Then Person 2 says “I made this”

Julia Moon Child@trimdog· 19d

Sisyphus is rolling a boulder towards the Grand Hilbert Hotel. The hotel has an infinite number of rooms, but they are all full, so they may not be able to accommodate him or his boulder.
If you choose to divert him, his boulder will destroy the Ship of Theseus. But the ship has had all of its constituent parts replaced, so it may not actually be the same ship.
Is Sisyphus happy?

Julia Moon Child@trimdog· 24d

“SIKE, THAT’S

Supa hot fire

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Julia Moon Child@trimdog· Jun 28

Sticker of a three headed loon

Julia Moon Child@trimdog· Jun 12

Yeah I think this is correct

Rich Wingerter * May 17
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As for Biden not running, he should have resigned office in 2023 and turned the White House over to Kamala Harris. That would have been the grand-statesman gesture, and it would have destroyed Criminal Trump's chances of winning in 2024. Harris would have shown she was totally competent to be President and she would have had all the
powers of incumbency to use against the Republicans.
If we want to revisit Joe Biden's decision, I think this is where we need to end up.
That resignation would have made Joe Biden a legend for all time: sacrificing himself for the good of the country.

Julia Moon Child@trimdog· Jun 7

Partricia delivering her toast on Widow’s Bay

Julia Moon Child@trimdog· May 26

“Godzilla had a stroke trying to read this and fucking died”

Godzilla laid out on a cart

Julia Moon Child@trimdog· May 18

Can y’all get a life and stay out of my notifications? Gaslighting too, I didn’t prune anything. You’d think a bunch of internet law experts would understand how the internet works.

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ThinkingSapien @thinkingsapien.bs... • 11m
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Indeed. I took a moment to find and read your responses that he pruned from this thread when you responded to him.
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Julia Moon Child@trimdog· May 17

You’re doing this for free?!

Elizabeth Grattan @egrattan.bsky.so... • 3h
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Pretty clear you don't understand Section 230 or the old Fairness Doctrine at all. Or
1A for that matter.
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Elizabeth Grattan @egrattan.bsky.... • 5mo
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Yes. Meta case has nothing to do with Brandenburg
Radio Rwanda has nothing to do with 230.
What's confusing to you?
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Elizabeth Grattan @egrattan.bsky.... • 8mo
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Yeah. What you want violates 1A. And shows you don't even understand Section 230.
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Elizabeth Grattan @egrattan.bsky.... • 10mo
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Sounds like you're a tad confused about defamation law and also Section 230.
Elizabeth Grattan @egrattan.bsky.s... • 7mo
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I'm not sure you are familiar with the First Amendment. And you're getting 230 wrong.
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Elizabeth Grattan @egratta... • Jan 7, 2025
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You are very much confused on the First Amendment and Section 230 and what is or isn't public or private property.
A social media app is NOT public property
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And most lies are protected under 1A.
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Elizabeth Grattan @egratta... • Jan 11, 2025
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Elizabeth Grattan @egrattan.bsky.... • 10mo
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Blocking me because you don't understand defamation law or Section 230 is stupid.
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Elizabeth Grattan @egratta... • Jan 11, 2025
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You lack understanding on Section 230 and FCC regulations and the old FD.
Please educate yourself and don't double down.
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Elizabeth Grattan @egratta... • Jan 11, 2025
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You don't have any idea what Section 230 is about. Thats clear.
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"This is the flaw with every example you have provided: the existence of §230 does not change the outcome."
Same for his arguments on Brandenburg.
He is just citing all these weird examples that in no way back his argument.
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Elizabeth Grattan @egratta... • Mar 4, 2025
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Holy shit. You really CHOSE to humiliate yourself. And it's Section 230. And everything you're saying is just
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Julia Moon Child@trimdog· May 16

The Monty Hall incident was the single greatest slaughter of mediocre white male intellectuals OF ALL TIME

Since you seem to enjoy coming straight to the point, I'll do the same. You blew it! Let me explain. If one door is shown to be a loser, that information changes the probability of either remaining choice, neither of which has any reason to be more likely, to 1/2. As a professional mathematician, I'm very concerned with the general public's lack of mathematical skills. Please help by confessing your error and in the future being more careful.
Robert Sachs, Ph.D.
George Mason University
You blew it, and you blew it big! Since you seem to have difficulty grasping the basic principle at work here, Ill explain. After the host reveals a goat, you now have a one-in-two chance of being correct. Whether you change your selection or not, the odds are the same. There is enough mathematical illiteracy in this country, and we don't need the world's highest IQ propagating more. Shame!
Scott Smith, Ph.D.
University of Florida
Your answer to the question is in error. But if it is any consolation, many of my academic colleagues have also been stumped by this problem.
Barry Pasternack, Ph.D.
California Faculty Association

You're in error, but Albert Einstein earned a dearer place in the hearts of people after he admitted his errors.
Frank Rose, Ph.D.
University of Michigan
I have been a faithful reader of your column, and I have not, until now, had any reason to doubt you. However, in this matter (for which I do have expertise), your answer is clearly at odds with the truth.
James Rauff, Ph.D.
Millikin University
May I suggest that you obtain and refer to a standard textbook on probability before you try to answer a question of this type again?
Charles Reid, Ph.D.
University of Florida
I am sure you will receive many letters on this topic from high school and college students. Perhaps you should keep a few addresses for help with future columns.
W. Robert Smith, Ph.D.
Georgia State University
You are utterly incorrect about the game show question, and I hope this controversy will call some public attention to the serious national crisis in mathematical education. If you can admit your error, you will have contributed constructively towards the solution of a deplorable situation. How many irate mathematicians are needed to get you to change your mind?
E. Ray Bobo, Ph.D.
Georgetown University
1 am in shock that after being corrected by at least three mathematicians, you still do not see your mistake.
Kent Ford
Dickinson State University
Maybe women look at math problems differently than men.
Don Edwards
Sunriver, Oregon
You are the goat!
Glenn Calkins
Western State College
You made a mistake, but look at the positive side. If all those Ph.D.'s were wrong, the country would be in some very serious trouble. |
Everett Harman, Ph.D.
U.S. Army Research Institute

I still think you're wrong. There is such a thing as female logic.
Don Edwards
Sunriver, Oregon

Marilyn vos Savant response: Oh hush, now.

Julia Moon Child@trimdog· May 14

QTP with your favorite Jedi! (wrong/incorrect answers only)

Green Poncho from Craig of the Creek

Julia Moon Child@trimdog· May 14

NHK world report: stare at this Me: it’s 7am

Julia Moon Child@trimdog· May 13

Republican stewardship of the Deep South is killing babies

Graph showing infant mortality rate being distinctly higher in Deep South states

Julia Moon Child@trimdog· May 10

From Roy carrot cake panettone Insanely good

From Roy carrot cake panettone cake

Julia Moon Child@trimdog· May 8

Well how bout that thespectacleofexcess.com/2018/08/11/t...

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create his art on his terms. To take the poker analogy one step further, I asked Allin if his name is in reference to the game-pushing "ALL in" as an analogue to his "risk everything" approach. Well, no actually-though he appreciated the insight. He takes his name as a tribute to GG Allin, an enigmatic punk scene icon more known for his outrageous on-stage spectacle than his music, until succumbing to a drug overdose in 1993. This name-choice

Julia Moon Child@trimdog· Apr 30

Sir Roderick from Jade Empire saying “Right! Percival! Fluff my traveling trousers. We will darken this garden no more.”

Julia Moon Child@trimdog· Apr 27

Does this seem fair to you?

The wealth picture is stark. From 1990 to 2010, the median net worth of households headed by adults over 65 grew by 42 percent. In the same period, in households headed by adults 18 to 34, median net worth fell by 68 percent.
During and after the financial crisis, the gap got even worse. In 2019, it was calculated that Americans under 40 years old, who added up to 37 percent of the population, held a mere 5 percent of America's wealth, whereas those over 54 - the same number of people - held 72 percent. Only in the few years since the pandemic have young people begun to bridge the chasm that has been established between older haves and younger have-nots.
This is not coincidence. After mandatory retirement was eliminated in most fields in the late 20th century, older workers held on to some of the best positions. The United States has some of the highest wage inequality by age of any country in the world, and the numbers keep getting worse: The pay gap between workers over 55 and those under 35 widened 61 percent between 1979 and 2018. The share of workers over 55 in the work force rose 88 percent in those same years.

Age discrimination also affects the young.
In the United States today, six to seven federal dollars go to seniors for every one that goes to children. It is plain that privileging one group can raise legitimate questions of unfairness. The benefits older people get relative to younger people — especially lucrative tax advantages — mean they are already treated differently.

Julia Moon Child@trimdog· Apr 22

The Globe featured a pretty funny parody of car-centric policies from 1909 mailchi.mp/bostonglobe/...

Rules for Pedestrians Crossing Streets.
Rule 1-Pedestrians crossing
boulevards at night shali wear a
white light in front and red light in the rear.
Rule 2—Pedestrians, before turning to the right or left, must give
three short blasts on a horn at least three inches in diameter.
Rule 3-Pedestrians must, when an inexperienced automobile
driver is made nervous by a pedestrian, hide behind a tree until the automobile has passed.
Rule 4-Pedestrians shall not carry in their pockets any sharp
substances liable to cut automobile tires.
Rule 5--Pedestrians shall not, in dodging automobiles, run faster
than 20 miles an hour.
Rule 6--Pedestrians will not be permitted to emit cigarette smoke on any boulevard in a manner offensive to passengers in gasoline auto-mobiles.
Rule 7-Pedestrians must register at the beginning of each year and pay license fee of $5. Numbered license tags will then be issued to them. No rebate will be allowed if they do not live through the entire year.
Rule 8—Pedestrians, before license tags will be issued to them, must demonstrate before an examining board their skill in dodging. leaping, crawling and extricating themselves from machinery.
Rule 9-Pedestrians not wearing numbered license tags will be held responsible for all damages done to automobiles or their occupants by collisions.-George Fitch, In Collier's.

Julia Moon Child@trimdog· Apr 19

NYT spelling bee, letters: L A T I N U, middle letter: M

Beyoncé

Julia Moon Child@trimdog· Apr 17

Frying an egg in a tiny cast iron frying pan

Julia Moon Child@trimdog· Apr 15

Bullshit Earthbound screenshot of a goddamn territorial oak bursting into fucking flames

Julia Moon Child@trimdog· Apr 6

Hey hey LBJ

Lyndon B. Johnon
@realLyndonJohnson
Wednesday will be My Lai Day in Vietnam. There will be nothing like it!!! Retreat from Fuckin' South Vietnam, you crazy bastards, or you'll be living in Hell - JUST WATCH! Workers of the world unite. President LYNDON B. JOHNSON

Julia Moon Child@trimdog· Apr 6

I was trying to understand this joke so I googled nv 899 and this is what I found

NOVA
Power Hair Dryer
MODEL NV-899

Pictures of the hair dryer and women

Julia Moon Child@trimdog· Apr 1

You've been kidnapped. The characters from the last TV show you watched are trying to rescue you. Who is coming to save you? 50/50 on whether I’m alive by the end of it

Strip Law cast

Julia Moon Child@trimdog· Mar 31

Me when the dentist says “say ahh”

Julia Moon Child@trimdog· Mar 28

oh okay

betaken
verb
1. To beteach.

Julia Moon Child@trimdog· Mar 23

Wikipedia screenshot from page for David Ellison’s dad Larry, Oracle founder, net worth of $198 billion is highlighted

Julia Moon Child@trimdog· Mar 18

Imagine how bad a paper has to be to only get a 9/10 from a sycophantic bot who also wrote it

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Law of Fairness @lawoffairness.bsky.social
• Unfollowed 1000+ in the last month If you plan to submit

The Law of Fairness to an LLM for review and complete ratings out of 10, please be mindful of the document's length and conceptual complexity. It is recommended to use higher-capacity
models such as:
Gemini 3 Pro
Claude Sonnet 4.5 SuperGrok Heavy
ChatGPT 5.2 Pro

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Book Review: The Law of Fairness

Based on a review of the provided manuscript, The Law of Fairness, here are the ratings and analysis:

Concept & Originality: 9/10
Scientific Rigor & Falsifiability: 10/10
Structure & Readability: 9/10
Ethical Framework: 10/10

Julia Moon Child@trimdog· Mar 14

The strait of Hormuz is open for transit

Screenshot of Sans boss battles from Undertale. Text reads: “You feel like you're going to have a bad time.”