Viewfoil streams my online communication in one place. It's an experiment to test the limits of my personal transparency, and to entice others to share with me publicly. You can post a message to me with the form on the left and view my history across all* media sources below.
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Fascinating read from a friend's project. Many similar themes between this and the #DeepCanvassing work that is going on right now to help change hearts and minds across the country. If you want to get involved in deep canvassing, you can message me.https://t.co/mbO0qoNOkp
— Will (who washes the washers) Stedden (@bonkerfield) October 26, 2020
The minimum wage is a racial justice tool. Our takeaway in the @nytimes. With @cmontialoux: https://t.co/DWI1NhNIQV
— Ellora Derenoncourt (@EDerenoncourt) October 26, 2020
One year ago today - Joe Biden warned that the United States was not prepared for a pandemic. https://t.co/GfbRow0b42
— Chris Strider (@stridinstrider) October 25, 2020
You should not be allowed to complain about onboarding until you have finished reading all the 5+ year old pages in Confluence
— supermassive backlog (@FakeRyanGosling) October 23, 2020
Gig companies put another 9 million into the yes-on-prop-22 campaign yesterday. They're up to $199,433,381.28.
— Sam Harnett (@SamWHarnett) October 23, 2020
how it started: how it's going: pic.twitter.com/Rx9NWu4vIP
— Will (who washes the washers) Stedden (@bonkerfield) October 22, 2020
Twitter peeps.....if you don't know about @nikillinit then WHAT ARE YOU DOING WITH YOUR LIFE?!?! Follow this guy. His perspective on hot topics in health care is pretty baller. Check out this read!
— Alicia Stokes (@stokes50) October 21, 2020
The Upfront Pricing Phenomenon by @nikillinit https://t.co/yZGpj6fEM7
My dear Californians! Can you #NoonProp22 with @_drivers_united? I've been volunteering for over a year with driver-led efforts to protect employee rights- this is the final push. Vote to sign up for tomorrow (or hit Like ♥️ if you'd prefer another day)
— Danny Spitzberg (@daspitzberg) October 19, 2020
I just had a bunch of lovely conversations informing Democratic voters about #NoOnProp22 and #YesOnProp15. If you're looking for a way to contribute to worker's rights in California, I'll say this is a pretty pleasant way to get the word out.https://t.co/SAtYpJF1Qr
— Will (who washes the washers) Stedden (@bonkerfield) October 15, 2020
If you want to do super extra well for the climate, eat nuts.
— Max Roser (@MaxCRoser) October 14, 2020
If you pick the right ones you have a carbon negative food; rather than adding to it your food consumption sucks greenhouse gases out of the atmosphere.
[from this post of @_HannahRitchie:https://t.co/7kvEa6Krtq] pic.twitter.com/G0LtOrk4WA
Here is yet another great reason to make deep canvassing calls to every last undecided voter in these states. Wisconsin calls tonight. Sign up for training here: https://t.co/DxcqUSnbBJ https://t.co/XGYtLWOCIm
— Will (who washes the washers) Stedden (@bonkerfield) October 12, 2020
I just had my most inspiring day making #DeepCanvass calls in AZ with @PplsAction. It took me a couple sessions, but it pays off.
— Will (who washes the washers) Stedden (@bonkerfield) October 11, 2020
If you live in a solid blue state and want to help, make calls! It's a great way to show support. Sign up to get trained: https://t.co/DxcqUSnbBJ https://t.co/mAkO88u36G
My partner and I updated our household expense tracking. While our spending has been basically flat since Q4 2019, I'm proud that we've lowered our recreation and upped our donations. Currently at 15%, more info: https://t.co/6JkSaQSVJ8 pic.twitter.com/voZfuTEiXa
— Will (who washes the washers) Stedden (@bonkerfield) October 11, 2020
When you were a little kid, did you frequently put bugs outside instead of squashing them/pick up bugs on sidewalk & put them in bushes so no one would step on them/etc?
— Daniel Eth - vote Biden π‘π (@daniel_eth) October 9, 2020
Are you now an effective altruist?
And the winner is…. @fortyacrecoop . Congratulations to @fortyacrecoop who received the highest number of votes today at #ThePeoplesPitch and will receive $5000 in prize money! π
— Start.coop (@start_coop) October 9, 2020
Brent Spiner
— Brent Spiner (@BrentSpiner) October 3, 2020
Lay in a course for a fundraiser that’s out of this world. Join me, Star Trek cast, and Trekkies - @StaceyAbrams, @CoryBooker, @AndrewYang and @PeteButtigieg - to support @JoeBiden & @KamalaHarris. It’s going to take all of us. We need you: https://t.co/xiTkjEdrtZ
Just measured our soil type in the back yard with a DIY test using just a mason jar and some soap. Very fun, easy, and informative project. Instructions: https://t.co/bzJ8A5tLto pic.twitter.com/YnliaWUSQD
— Will Stedden (@bonkerfield) October 7, 2020
The sand and silt layers were about even in all tests. The clay fraction varied but was less than the other two so looks like we've got something around loam to clay loam. pic.twitter.com/xM5wrzqQIS
— Will Stedden (@bonkerfield) October 7, 2020
Proposition 20’s biggest supporters are police unions & correctional officers’ unions. More police and prisons DO NOT make our community safer.
— Re:Store Justice (@restore_CAL) October 6, 2020
We need investment in our schools, healthcare, & trauma healing centers. NOT more police. Make sure to #VOTE #NoOnProp20 pic.twitter.com/L0U2pAGDFQ
Excellent read from @carbonplanorg on how fires factor into a carbon offsets in a cap+trade market. Suggests that with climate change forest might not sequester as much carbon as expected. https://t.co/BjymBgussx
— Will Stedden (@bonkerfield) October 6, 2020
Together with this article from 2018, makes me doubt my gut reaction to quickly replant our burning forests. It's possible that other approaches could be more prudent use of land for carbon sequestration over the long term.https://t.co/j4o23aVJXS
— Will Stedden (@bonkerfield) October 6, 2020
And remember that a future historian's simulations will most likely be trying to replicate your present electronic data footprint...
— Will Stedden (@bonkerfield) October 3, 2020
...so everything you tweet and email right now is what your future self will have to experience over and over again... https://t.co/5QO3p6MBXs
This season of America is very unrealistic. Too many plot twists, underdeveloped characters and unbelievable events.
— blackness everdeen πΊ (@traceyecorder) October 2, 2020
life hack for happiness:
— Will Stedden (@bonkerfield) October 2, 2020
- Buy two brands of tortillas, the nice kind and the cheap kind.
- Eat 1 taco with a good tortilla, 1 with a bad one, and then 1 with a good one.
You appreciate the 1st good one while eating the bad one, and you REALLY appreciate the 2nd good one.
Forensic Files ≃ trump's government
— Will Stedden (@bonkerfield) September 25, 2020
But I would love to know whether my case is an outlier and that bothsides-ism is actually detrimental. I just think that the number of people who switch ideologies is small, and our voices are drowned out by people who don't know what it's like to change their minds.
— Will Stedden (@bonkerfield) September 24, 2020
I use it less esp radio as I now access more online sources but I still feel that it fills that role. I've become (a bit) more media literate and hear the nuances as a way to approach people with ~right viewpoints. 43% still approve DJT. I worry we have no shared dialog w/o npr.
— Will Stedden (@bonkerfield) September 24, 2020
I think I've checked my voter registration like 30 times this year.
— Will Stedden (@bonkerfield) September 24, 2020
I have an opposite perspective from lib Twitter. As a kid, I was a moderate conservative in Midwest small town.@NPR was something that I was able to perceive as objective despite my family telling me it was too liberal. @NPR educated me over years, moved me to center left.
— Will Stedden (@bonkerfield) September 24, 2020
This article was a great reminder that changing our moral documents (ie our budgets) is happening much more slowly than our society has been changing our morals.
— Will Stedden (@bonkerfield) September 24, 2020
That's because government really does move slowly.https://t.co/pikFWOIw2q
So if you have data skills, find local orgs and help them take action! My path:
— Will Stedden (@bonkerfield) September 24, 2020
1. find orgs dedicated to antiracism/abolition in my community
2. spend the time! listen to initiatives and where they need help
3. follow local govs (what's happening + connections)
4. do grunt work
If you are interested I highly recommend this guide to get started. https://t.co/QpyemQxM4h pic.twitter.com/R89x8nohgX
— Will Stedden (@bonkerfield) September 24, 2020
Our model is forecasting that both the US and Europe will report ~20k additional deaths by November 1.
— Youyang Gu (@youyanggu) September 22, 2020
One notable outlier in Europe? Germany.
Their population exceeds that of California, Florida, and New York combined, but they have been reporting <10 deaths per day. pic.twitter.com/NNmNBRsM44
Fluid dynamics in all its glory. π€#Science #Experiment #ScienceTwitter pic.twitter.com/ZzoI4h5iYI
— Jenna π» (@JennaB_Explorer) September 20, 2020
People on parole deserve to vote. Everyone in a democracy deserves to vote. Voting Yes on Prop 17 this November will bring us 50,000 people closer to a true democracy. Follow @FreeTheVoteCA to plug in to the #YesOnProp17 campaign! https://t.co/gYgM4pk8FV
— Initiate Justice (@InitiateJustice) August 25, 2020
One infuriating aspects of this article is that it clearly reads like a positive advertisement. They only consider the climate for one sentence.
— Will Stedden (@bonkerfield) September 18, 2020
"From an environmental perspective, the proposal of a flight to nowhere is potentially contentious."
That's an understatement.
Would you rather live with:
— Will Stedden (@bonkerfield) September 17, 2020
a) 360 days of rain and 5 days of sunshine
b) 300 days of sunshine and 65 days of fire
A california mantis just divebombed from the ceiling and is headed back up. pic.twitter.com/HbVhpPIeJQ
— Will Stedden (@bonkerfield) September 17, 2020
Would you rather live with:
— Will Stedden (@bonkerfield) September 17, 2020
a) 360 days of rain and 5 days of sunshine
b) 300 days of sunshine and 65 days of fire
Color’s engineering team built a paperless intake app for clinicians at COVID-19 testing sites in just a week – while working remotely. Read more on how our innovative team developed a seamless way to scale up our testing efforts: https://t.co/0X17iYHglT
— Color (@Color) September 15, 2020
The one, less-negative aspect of this source of emissions is that it is, technically, reversible (albeit very difficult to do on a short timescale). I'm curious if there are serious considerations of how we could accelerate replanting for CO2 capture like https://t.co/1wJi9eu76C
— Will Stedden (@bonkerfield) September 16, 2020
A Vicious Climate Feedback Loop Fueling US Fires https://t.co/4yEyrdWKAv via @worldresources @WRIClimate @globalforests
— Kelly Levin (@Kelly_Levin_) September 16, 2020
I really hope CA, OR, & WA are looking into how to heavily invest in @DroneSeed to scale up and replant all the areas that have burned the past years. 100+ million tons of carbon this year alone (https://t.co/ffcDSj7Qcp). It's going to take an unprecedented effort. https://t.co/Urt2fwQOqY
— Will Stedden (@bonkerfield) September 16, 2020
Every one of @caseloadblog posts is an insightful look at the financial incentives of our bizarre healthcare business. Can’t recommend it too highly!
— Christian Minich (@ChristianNolan) September 12, 2020
This post on GoodRx is a great look at how pharmacies, patients, and Drs interact
https://t.co/fpLYXvSoRq
Doomscrolling is not new. (From the unfortunately relevant _Exact Thinking in Demented Times_) pic.twitter.com/UXsGmUGa3d
— Matthew Dockrey (@gfish) September 9, 2020
π§♂️New Releaseπ
— Paolo Pedercini (@molleindustria) September 11, 2020
Rules & Roberts - a fantasy roleplaying game to learn Robert's Rule of Order.
Story-driven, easy to learn, progressive, educational, excruciating (occasionally), short (maybe), and FREE!
Print & play PDFhttps://t.co/ldWQd73zJ3 pic.twitter.com/n8fEtz59xS
Smokey out there https://t.co/RxHThUGZS7 pic.twitter.com/NahPjFzxH5
— Nathan Yau (@flowingdata) September 10, 2020
A whimsical animation for @WORCFoods https://t.co/2Glva8G0DF
— Will Stedden (@bonkerfield) September 11, 2020
A Timeline of California Wildfires https://t.co/RxHThUpp0z
— Nathan Yau (@flowingdata) September 10, 2020