in other developments: got an offer from poachers. Terrified, but said yes. It’s a better place for learning something, and their COO seems too awesome. Life is about to change again.

I am about to throw away my ticket out of this country. Hillary better win.

30 min at superheated subway station with 8 trains going by not stopping and no announcements, 3 bags and an increasingly restless little L strapped to me.
A seething sweaty man in a wrinkled suit with hair like Bernie Sanders screaming at station agent, “mta, the worst agency in the world”, and that “trump is going to fix everything, right?”, and I’m not sure he’s being sarcastic.
Because I have L who is now red, taking Lyft home, and for some reason it’s a Lexus, with a kindly man with central-Asian or Chechen sounding name and Russian accent getting us home in ten minutes, cocooned in air conditioning and black leather, once again proving how some small miseries can so easily be made disappear by throwing small amounts of money at them, and thanking relative luck for having that occasional option.

Reading news feels like I’m poisoning myself and learning nothing – it’s like the same old people being nasty to each other, and also, Trump.
What I really should be doing is reading about Time and it’s place in the Universe.

In Wyoming it’s now illegal to collect data about pollution

stoweboyd:

punkgothfeminist:

punkgothfeminist:

Wyoming’s Senate Bill 12, or the “Data Trespassing Bill” as it’s being called, criminalizes the collection of “resource data.”

It defines collection as “to take a sample of material, acquire, gather, photograph or otherwise preserve information in any form from open land which is submitted or intended to be submitted to any agency of the state or federal government.”

Data Trespassing

We’re in Kafka territory, here.

In Wyoming it’s now illegal to collect data about pollution