RT @LoveShrimpPod
Hello world! We’re How I Learned To Love Shrimp, a new podcast about promising ways to help animals, and build the animal advocacy movement. We’ve just released our first 2 episodes – please listen, subscribe and spread the word!
It's also made me more excited about (one day) being a parent. Being parent feels (amongst many other things) like a cool, unique experience, and this was a cool experience I got without even having my own child!
But now it's often a mixture of me and my nephew. And it's easier to transfer feelings of love to me when we're so similar.
Another win for evolution for making me care so much about my genes in another person.
I also can more easily access re-parenting-style strategies, e.g. when I'm doing IFS work. Part of my brain always struggled to treat my exile with the love it needed, because the exile was *me*. Or it was "generic child 3".
Wondering how much and what kind of media and policy attention would lead this to happen.
Seems unlikely the government would end up funding enough/all of the promising research that EA would feel its money is better spent elsewhere, right?
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RT @ohwizenedtortle
What would the world need to look like for EA to stop funding alignment research?
https://twitter.com/ohwizenedtortle/status/1611497563810824192
Tbf I probably shouldn't have joked about also taking illicit drugs after I said this
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RT @ohwizenedtortle
just told my family group chat (all doctors) that i'm going to do a four-day fast for some of the time i'll be down in melbourne and oh no they have Opinions
https://twitter.com/ohwizenedtortle/status/1641272435927552001
these two were rehearsing the dance moves from Naatu Naatu but had to take a moment to hype themselves up about the film. The woman may look uncomfortable, but it's just because her body is so exhausted from the incredibly powerful hook step dance (5/5)