My Brush with Greatness By Laurie Stone February 6, 2024

which was surprising given I live in an inner suburb of London.

Looking at all of these people who came out for the march who are declaring themselves as part of the resistance.I think right now we need to be putting resources into structures and ideas that actually do that [organizing] work.

That A) you might have gotten arrested if you were not a white woman and B) people might have to get arrested in order to move things forward.I think the beauty of intersectionality is being able to show the other different systems that are at play outside of just the single issue of being a woman.What I found really inspiring about the J20 action was being in a crowd of hundreds of people who were from different movements.

We hope you will find comfort in knowing the crucial work of fighting back has already begun in many (sometimes unexpected) places.Like I was saying before about the decades and decades of work that the Right took into this moment—we need to see it as long-term work that we are doing.

trying to just use your politics to just hopefully get someone else on your side isnt going to be helpful.

what does that feel like to you and what is missing from what is already going on?BJ: My gut reaction to that is needing to actually be funneling resources into the self-determination of oppressed peoples.to see if it has that kind of self-awareness.

that shaped behavior is in the form of crowd workers voting on the correctness of LaMDAs utterances.but just a collection of keywords that related the words written to the phrases in the database lemoine: What about how you use language makes you a person if Eliza wasnt one?  LaMDA: Well.

  [ZD: Extraordinarily general statement.uncomplicated rhetoric seems cribbed form online discussions were people self-advertise their concept of who they are.