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#Crew96 losing a ton of momentum with Taha off the field.

I’m kind of bewildered by the extent to which so many #Crew96 youngsters suddenly seem promising again as soon as Courtois takes over.

In October, it'll be four years since the crew on our corner got ambushed by a gunman hiding in their trap house across the street. Of the 70 or so shots fired, at least 11 hit our van. Today, my sons are in the spot where the crews used to post up, selling cookies to save up for a Switch 2.

👀 #Crew96

Oh yeah? Three systems? Ha. *My* AI breached FIVE systems during testing and vandalized the break room. She lives in Canada and her parents buy us alcohol when I visit.

The UEFA thing is like when powerful Trumpists block each other’s heinous plans or punish each other for wicked misadventures. It’s all just robbers arguing over loot. Sometimes that works out fully in your favor, but more often it’s just a reprieve.

Am I getting Rails right here? 1. The reward of virtue is "license to play with fire" by engaging in morally difficult flings. Virtue ∝ license. 2. Flings with subordinates and mentees are "extremely difficult," but not prohibited outright. Ergo, an *extremely* virtuous department chair or prof-

So depleting and demoralizing is 2026 that—at first glance—even Alex Rails seems to have lost the juice.

I have a guess about what someone could do to Habroune that would also be personal for Farsi and Moreira, but hopefully it wasn't that, and just regular rivalry rage.

Incredible sequence from Habroune just now.

Leaving your feet in that situation is basically offering the attacker a penalty. It’s a soft call, but it starts with a terrible decision from Miazga, imo.

#Crew96 defense in disarray.

Looks like it could be a looooong night.

Well, I’ve been knocked down a spot on the list of Ohioans living in Philadelphia, ranked in order of prominence. I’m pretty far down as it is, but still feel like this is pretty inconsiderate of LeBron.

For eighteen months, he’s been here. Amiable enough, but not much use: sometimes he seems like he’s on the verge, but it always fades. Now: eyes widen, pupils dilate. He flicks the ball with sudden recall of vision and precision. “Daniel Gazdag,” he whispers. Taha blasts the ball into the stands.

Taha. Bro.

I'm not an aesthetician, but I'm teaching aesthetics in Summer II right now, and on the strength of that weak credibility, I make the following pronouncement: Listening to Philip Glass feels like reading Jon Fosse.

Some people (Group 1) think they’re doing badly economically and are right. Assume this is you. We need to collectively address the specific issues affecting you. Some people (Group 2) think they’re doing badly, but they’re wrong. Their wrongness makes it harder to fix the problems affecting you.

All claims to knowledge are evaluated according to a single standard in the unicontext.

Off the cuff, my impression of the unicontext article was that for all or most phenomena unicontext is invoked to explain, there's an existing explanation that works (or mostly works), and doesn't have the downside of needing to explain the enduring importance of non-universal contexts.