This movie: Woman leaves the East coast mainland and goes to an island in the Northeast, (like Maine). She meets a guy on the island. The scene is: they are sitting on a couch talking about the afterlife. Very philiosophical, not religious. We're all interconnected in the cosmic soup. 70s, 80s 90s?

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u/Gusterbug — 13 days ago

Question about the ending final moments

A perfect series, amazing acting, truthful and insightful. So intensely good ... but I didn't understand that last moment with Emma pouring the salt in the green house? Was it implying other girls were buried there? But salt is a perservative, not like lye, but I was sure the bag said salt.
Can anyone clue me in?

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u/Gusterbug — 1 month ago
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does anyone remember this quirky indie?

Dead cat in a cooler in the desert?

so there's a skinny weird male character, in his 20's maybe, and he wears tight brightly-striped bellbottoms circa 68, except that they are really outdated. He has a dead cat in the freezer. For some reason he gets connected with this older guy (I think who was taking a motivational course?) and they head out to the rural west to walk around with this dead cat in a cooler trying to find the perfect place to bury it. Nothing much happens but it's hilarious.

Striped pants like this:

https://preview.redd.it/w5yhoehywich1.jpg?width=474&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=9eb2554c8ccc9b0c84c875cda61f4f589ad7e7af

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u/Gusterbug — 3 months ago

Is there a definition for which level someone is on? Can you give me a link?

I'm just wondering if there's a place that talks about how to tell if someone is level 1, 2, or 3. I'm level 1, I'm wondering if my stepdaughter is level 1 or 2. Not that it matters other than to help us talk about what we are experiencing and how to better support each other.

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u/Gusterbug — 5 months ago

I'm having some success at identifying AI by requiring students to write everything in Google Docs, and then using the Replay movie feature (set to 8X speed of course). Sometimes the AI prompts are right there in the paper, sometimes the entire thing is written without edits of more than a word or two (as the latest features of AI will write directly into docs).

Two round icons are in the sidebar, but we aren't allowed to share the screenshot in this sub, I guess. The pink "unknown" button means "Anonymous users are users who were not signed in to a google account when editing". Anonymous user edited 100%. Below that icon is my student's regular icon, it says edited less than 1%.

I'm guessing this means AI is the anonymous user?

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u/Gusterbug — 6 months ago