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if you haven't checked out Save Heritage Indiana, worth doing so IMO:
@HeritageIndiana
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Mysterious ways.
@DataRepublican told me I could use the Census Bureau to geolocate addresses. So I built that. Then she went and worked on her super secret DOGE-at-the-Pentagon job and went quiet. Then Nick Shirley. While she was quiet, I started ingesting the Medicaid and DOT data, and geolocating it. You can see the results here. grumpytechbro.com/fun/ I did the 990 addresses too.
The Chinese Progressive Association, the Center for Empowered Politics, and the CEP Education Fund share a building. From 2020 through 2022 they are the only three filers on one San Francisco pin. In 2023 and 2024 they move to Oakland together.
New Venture Fund, Sixteen Thirty Fund, Hopewell Fund, Windward Fund, and the North Fund share one Washington pin. The names do not mention each other.
Different paperwork, same door. Legally different people. Yeah, right.
That is not even counting the nonprofit c3 with the political c4. That is just how the NGO world works, because a political c4 has to pay taxes, so you park the $ in the c3.
I wouldn't have built the Sankey that helped connect me with Data if my mom wasn't in the hospital. I wouldn't have had this much time obsessing on the geolocation if Data hadn't gotten sucked into the DoW. Now I have a big pile of geolocated orgs I'm using to chase down fraud.
Destiny. Mysterious ways. – at Oregon, USA
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3pm. Just chugged a cold brew. Staying up until 2am to continue building a project that is going to change the world.
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Thermocline Research:
Why do some activist terms cross into mainstream, while some fizzle out?
Welcome to all the new followers.
Thermocline Research:
Why do some activist terms cross into mainstream, while some fizzle out?
Welcome to all the new followers.
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What’s a polite way to tell someone, “I’m not discussing this with you because your entire understanding of the subject is built on so many interconnected misconceptions that correcting them would require uninstalling your current worldview and starting the tutorial from birth”?
Know where they came from.
Thirteen ideas, from “microaggression” to “settler colonialism,” traced from origin to policy: who coined them, who funded them, and whether they’re crossing into the mainstream.
