The chaddest of Chad moves would be to name some bill something like ILANALOOKINGBILL and it’s a long ass acronym. Doesn’t have to be anything related to her or even gonna ever see a vote. Just name it that and tweet it out, and tag her.
Dude seems like a decent politician, if there is such a thing. Not perfect but overall reasonable and has shown to be able to adapt to new information and change his views accordingly. Reading politicians wikipedia articles is usually cringe after cringe, but this was alright.
I assume their data shows that funny phrases are more likely to be shared by their users, which drives user engagement, brand awareness, and new user signups. Having worked in B2C social-ish tech, Duolingo is well known as having some of the most sophisticated data, measurement, and experimentation systems in the medium-sized tech company space.
Funny… I just randomly thought about this pictures existence a few days ago and it shows up here, thanks for that. I’m going to go wash my eyes out now.
It’s a Russian enclave, but I don’t know what it’s called without looking it up. I’ll be the first to say “Oooooh right” when someone does post the name.
Akshually it’s a Russian exclave. That means it’s disconnected from the main part of Russia. An enclave is like Vatican city which is totally surrounded by Italy. 🤓🤓
So, pre WWII that was more-or-less East Prussia. Does anybody know how Russian it is these days, in terms of language and culture? Is there any remaining hint of Prussianness vs Russianness? I would think that having no land route connecting it to the rest of Moscow might result in it having its own identity. But, I don’t know enough about its history to know if any of the people there feel a connection to the pre-WWII identity.
OTOH, sometimes you get the opposite effect, like people in the Falkland Islands feeling even stronger connections to Britain than a lot of the people actually living in the British Isles.
Also, since it’s the home of the Black Sea fleet, I imagine that means a lot of Russians in the navy moving there, which would tend to exert a strong Russian cultural influence on the area.
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