Crossroads 
Cognitive Offloading: LLMs in the Classroom(0)
Banning LLMs and their griftslop entourage in education isn’t a solution.
Fascist Cultural Co-optation: A Curious Example
With a few strokes of the pen, you can turn your cultural heritage into supporting your fascist agenda.
Ukraine Charity Bundle at itch.io
Paid products only, all download-ready, no external keys or other bullshit.
John Danaher’s “Case Against Teaching”
This is the bleakest assessment of teaching I’ve read in a very long time.
The Zombie Model of Cognitivism
The problem with cognitivism is not that it doesn’t want to die, it’s that is hasn’t noticed it’s already dead.
Opening Schools in Times of Plague
True to its nature as a fetish, schools demand the willingness to sacrifice.
Basically, There Are Two Kinds of Hillary Haters
Welcome to the Paranoid Circle of Delusions and the Deplorable Steam Train.
Buffet Democracy: Take What Pleases the Powerful, Throw Out the Rest with the Trash
Seriously, you needn’t look any further than this.
Resolutions / Vorsätze
Für das Jahrzehnt. Nichts für Zaghafte. / For the Decade. Not for the faint-of-heart.
Transparenzgesetz: Große Mehrheit im Parlament für »Staats-Bierdeckelreform«
Apropos GEZ, GEMA, LSR, Telekommunikationsgesetz, Hartz etc. etc.
Where @astefanowitsch Gets It Right (Again), or: The Logic of Dominant Discourse
The discourse about power within every discourse about gender is moved squarely into the dominant discourse’s blind spot by the latter’s own operational logic.
Going Into Politics? You Might Want to Rethink that Undead Dreadlord of Yours
Except, of course, you’re on a Pirate ticket: then it’s not only okay, but expected.
What If
“It will be a great day when our schools get all the money they need and the air force has to hold a bake sale to buy a bomber.”
By 2179, Humans Still Haven’t Encountered a Species They Can’t Turn Into Coats, Shoes, or Handbags
From Alexander McQueen’s fashion collection “Plato’s Atlantis.”
Christian Wulff, Politik und Pressefreiheit: Deutschland und seine Traditionen
Es scheint, als gebe es unter Politikern einen argumentativen Trend bei der Rechtfertigung von Angriffen auf die Pressefreiheit, der sich linguistisch beschreiben und kodifizieren ließe.