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Miller Hall @arlindohall.com · 25/09/2026

not sure what LOST is, but i think it’s obvious that Red (Taylor’s Version) is the best TV this century

screenshot of bluesky trending page, text:

~ Trending

1. Fans debate best TV of 21st century
Sparked by NYT's list, users share their own top TV picks and debate Lost's legacy.
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Miller Hall @arlindohall.com · 19/09/2026

the fact that chatgpt immediately decided that boy and girl are not mutually exclusive categories and built that into the truth table compelled me to share this

chatgpt image output after i told her about this thread, including a delightful truth table where boy, girl, and furry are treated as three separate boolean inputs (a feature that was not a part of my prompt and therefore means that GPT believes these are the three genders and they are not exclusive)

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Miller Hall @arlindohall.com · 19/09/2026

total american cultural victory

screenshot of war.cee.wtf —jev agrees biscuits and gravy are better than scones, i do not think this is how the tool is intended to be used but i refuse to learn

SCONES
BISCUITS AND GRAVY

Jev says biscuits and gravy, 79%.
reddit as of 58 min ago • 25 posts

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Miller Hall @arlindohall.com · 18/09/2026

amber why would you attack me personally by name and physical address and genome sequence like this (43/50)

the text of the question from the postrat quiz is hard to make out but it roughly describes my emotional regulation and mental health strategies and also contains my full social security number and every homeroom teacher i ever had in order

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22 / 25

I'm interested in meditation,
IFS, Circling, authentic relating, psychedelics, or similar practices.

Not me
Somewhat
Very me
have no idea what this means

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Miller Hall @arlindohall.com · 18/09/2026

ladies and gentlemen and distinguished enbie guests: we got ‘em @hotrollhottakes.bsky.social

like a fisherman who has discovered worms and begun to rely on them to lure his dinner, i should have accepted that the simple creature is better at this than i am.

like the student who turned his exam over to the magic 8 ball and the passed, i now realize i should have turned my decision making over to my intellectual superior (GLM 5.3 Flash) long ago

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Rollofthedice liked your post • 3m
Hot take: winter is cold and that is okay.

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Miller Hall @arlindohall.com · 17/09/2026

decided my personal life and mental health have calmed down enough that i have time to try out the vibe coding thing the kids are talking about… results are… mixed this could use some refinement 😣

Output from my upcoming first atproto project—a dashboard to help you achieve full audience capture by only posting what your followers want to hear.

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Post this to capture your audience
"Hot take: winter is cold and that is okay!"

Why: Your audience already believes this passionately.

The playbook
• Only post takes your followers would have posted themselves.
• Agreement is engagement;
engagement is content.

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Miller Hall @arlindohall.com · 25/03/2026

Fair that one’s on me I literally pulled the first number I saw on Wikipedia. So it’s not his life expectancy and I was being dramatic. But I don’t see any reason to play chicken with the specific number.

Screenshot: Wikipedia page on US life expectancy. This image contains the row labeled NC from the first table on the page.

From the page:

The life expectancy at birth in each U.S. state and the District of Columbia from 2019 to 2021, according to the National Center for Health Statistics.

33 North Carolina
Overall: 77.6
Male: 75
Female: 80.1

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Miller Hall @arlindohall.com · 18/02/2026

using a publix cookie like a health potion so i don’t die of psychic damage after reading this

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Miller Hall @arlindohall.com · 21/01/2026

in the US, originalists claim to interpret laws via the “original meaning” of the text, but usually they invent a meaning that fits the desired conservative/reactionary outcome. so when used as a pejorative, it sort of implies the opposite

a screenshot of wikipedia, saying:

by Justice Antonin Scalia, whose opinion in District of Columbia v. Heller (2008) became a defining—and divisive-statement of originalist reasoning. Critics, including many professional historians, have argued that Heller relied on selective or flawed historical analysis. Despite such criticism, originalism has grown in prominence since Scalia's tenure, especially with the appointments of Justices Neil Gorsuch, Brett Kavanaugh, and Amy Coney Barrett during the Trump administration. The philosophy played a central role in major rulings such as Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization (2022), which overturned Roe v.
Wade. In response, some scholars and jurists, including Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson, have advanced ideas of "progressive originalism." Meanwhile, critics contend that the Court's reliance on history has become inconsistent and politically driven, with Justice Sonia Sotomayor remarking that "history matters to this Court only when it is convenient."

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Miller Hall @arlindohall.com · 09/01/2026

check out the 40th anniversary re-recording of Baby Beluga, Raffi has been trying to tell us and it’s time we listen 😤💪🙌

Well you know, that song was written 40 years ago
And by now there are beluga grads everywhere
Millions of beluga grads who grew up singing baby beluga
So for you a new verse

Now you've grown and you're on your way
Making waves in the boundless bay
With your shining light and your dreams alive

For the ones you've brought this way

Grown up beluga, grown beluga

Sing a song of peace
Sing a song of diversity
Child honouring, social justice, climate action

We need, we need to hear you
You beluga grads and me on the go

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Miller Hall @arlindohall.com · 11/12/2025

Can’t forget 9th grade civics if you never learned 9th grade civics (Because they’re all blowhards who scorn knowledge)

Tapping forehead meme.

From Wikipedia: Roll Safe is an Internet meme in which British filmmaker and actor Kayode Ewumi, while portraying the character Reece Simpson (also known as Roll Safe) in his own web series Hood Documentary, is seen tapping his finger on his head. The images are used, often with joking caption, to mock poor decision-making and failures in critical thinking, a common format being "You can't X, if there is no Y".

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Miller Hall @arlindohall.com · 05/12/2025

So the thing is… this guy is a fucking idiot. I’m genuinely unsure if he’s able to string together two thoughts into a third though without hurting himself by accident. From his blog…

Screenshot of a blog post by op

“3. Was it legal in practice?

Suppose that the killing did violate U.S. statutes prohibiting U.S. citizens from committing murder while abroad. Would this really violate "law"? …”

Additional text from op’s blog showing asinine thought processes that can hardly be called reasoning.

“1. Was it moral and good?

Yes, I would say. If it is a choice between killing a drug runner and letting him be picked up by his friends so he can return to his immoral business, he should be killed. Note that I can say this confidently even if I don't believe in the death penalty for drug running. If I do, as many would do, then the question is even simpler.

2. Was it legal in theory?
This is a hard and subtle question...”

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Miller Hall @arlindohall.com · 03/12/2025

It seems they went to the 2011 (?) version of the Wikipedia page to get this?? en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?...

Screenshot of the 2011 version of the Wikipedia page on the Falkland Islands territory dispute.

The text begins…

International position
International position on the sovereignty of the Falklands

Then the map that is in the grandparent post. Then there is a legend…

Green: Falkland Islands
Bright blue: The United Kingdom
Muted blue: Countries which support the United Kingdom's claim
Green: Neutral countries which generally support the United Kingdom's claim
Bright red: Argentina
Red: Countries which support Argentina's claim
Muted red: Neutral countries which generally support Argentina's claim

Then there is some text describing the map…

The international position on the sovereignty of the islands is varied, with some countries supporting the British claim; with others supporting the Argentine claim. Some countries maintain a neutrality on the issue.

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Miller Hall @arlindohall.com · 13/11/2025

The electoral map if a dem ran on “I’m going to put everyone in the Epstein emails—every Republican and every Democrat—in jail”

An electoral map from the website 270 to Win. Every state is blue.

There is a legend for what colors mean and where there are split vote districts, but it doesn’t matter because every single state is solid dark blue.

Across the top is a progress bar marking 270 electoral votes in the middle, democrats on the left, and Republicans on the right. It’s meant to show how close to victory either party is. It doesn’t matter because every single state is blue.

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Miller Hall @arlindohall.com · 12/11/2025

Those are Democrat votes. We count those.

Two captioned frames from a scene in 30 Rock where Kenneth says:

“I don’t vote Republican or Democrat. Choosing is a sin, so I always just write in the Lord’s name!”

And Jack responds:

“That’s Republican, we count those”

The first frame shows Kenneth smiling innocently in the 30 Rock executive office. The second shows a side angle of Kenneth with the same smile, but Jack is looking at him sidelong with a condescending expression.

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Miller Hall @arlindohall.com · 12/11/2025

Not trying to be contrarian for its own sake, but a little context does make this make more sense, from en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Issey_M...

Text from a Wikipedia article reading:

From a young age, Miyake respected artist Isamu Noguchi, whose novelty and sense of fun in his designs inspired Miyake. He was also inspired by fashion designer Madeleine Vionnet's use of geometric calculations and "a single piece of beautiful cloth". In Paris, he visited several museums and he mentioned
that he was influenced by sculptors such as Constantin Brâncusi and Alberto Giacometti.

Miyake also developed a friendship with Apple's Steve Jobs, who came to him after seeing the uniforms Miyake designed for employees of Sony's factories. At Jobs's request, Miyake designed similar vests for Apple employees, but Jobs encountered strong opposition to the idea of a uniform.
Nonetheless, Miyake went on to produce the black turtlenecks which would become a part of Jobs' signature attire. Jobs said, "So I asked Issey to make me some of his black turtlenecks that I liked, and he made me like a hundred of them."

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Miller Hall @arlindohall.com · 02/11/2025

I was raised in a deeply evangelical culture and still go to a Protestant church (Methodist so like, the Michelob Ultra of Anglicans), and yet… I want my money back for each of the 10 Protestant points I got. I need to go back and retake it and rig the liberal answers.

An online quiz from https://anglican-quiz.vercel.app specifically the results page.

I am classified on a triangle with points “Catholic,” “Protestant,” and “Liberal.” Mostly toward the liberal end and roughly on vector pointing from the center toward the liberal node so that the other two axes are evenly weighted.

The name of this area is “Biblically Literate Progressive”

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Miller Hall @arlindohall.com · 23/09/2025

Of all the words to do this with. It’s dumb either way but… “submit”? “Submit” is the word he’s going with? “Submit” is the word he’s going to say has no Arabic translation? I keep getting angrier every time I think about it.

A screenshot of Wikipedia. The text says:

Etymology

See also: Muslims § Etymology

In Arabic, Islam (Arabic: lit. 'submission [to God]') is the verbal noun of Form IV originating from the verb salama, from the triliteral root (S-L-M), which forms a large class of words mostly relating to concepts of submission, safeness, and peace.

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Miller Hall @arlindohall.com · 23/01/2025

The love for Nickel Creek in these comments makes me happy. Their latest, “Celebrants” was on repeat in my car for like a month, and I’m still on a Chris Thile kick because of it. Right now my favorite might be “Hell on Church Street”

The cover art for the Punch Brothers album “Hell on Church Street,” with the name of the band and album across the top of the image.

The art is a painting of a bird yellow bird carrying a twig. The bird has orange tinting on its head and black tinting on its wings. One end of the twig is cracked and flaming, the other is broken from a small tree on which the bird is perched. The tree is also covered in orange cracks, the uppermost branches aflame.

The tree in which the bird sits is itself in a blue nook, the majority of the frame is the wall around the nook, painted to look like a cloudy daytime sky. Above and in front of the nook, detailed paper cutouts of the moon and stars are falling. The cutouts are also on fire.

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