This was so cool. Redrawing it. And crossing things out, and ripping things out of other pages and sticking them in like you might do with a cookbook, like recipes.
I think one of the silver linings, however, is that the definition of group is very malleable. We can redraw the circles so that they're larger. And what this means is that, yeah, in some ways, groups are helpful.
And my brain is very geared towards thinking about relationships between things a lot. We can redraw the other diagrams, and you can see that the right-hand one is just a, b, and c.
and others could have indicated a second or third choice. We don't redraw state lines.
And we often think about that as ushering in the ending of the Cold War. Maps get redrawn. The Soviet Union disappears two years later. So geopolitics is very fluid and dynamic.
This was so cool. Sort of redrawing it.
and others could have indicated a second or third choice. And counties-- we don't redraw county lines.
have some power so you change you look up at this thing you sort of look up and wonder at it perhaps um now redraw it was maybe things were off maybe the um you know various pieces the cranks were off or out of alignment or something like that so you're always sketching
that did you ever feel beholden to merchandising did you ever go to make a strip and you're like you know I really need to I really need to redraw this so it's going to look good on a t-shirt or I always wanted to avoid that because you always get called out on that like if there's something if you have a character who's wearing a funny shirt you like with a hipster slogan or
They'll be flying in Scandinavia and even as far north as the Arctic Circle in the next few decades. And the way that that totally redraws the map of public health. But in general, this was not a story that you could conceptualize as happening elsewhere no matter where you were.
sort of what looks like an ornamental pattern. But it's actually really a redrawing of this man's work as a kind of way to hybridize the corona form and to create the nature of labor in the kind of detail of the building.
But we're really sidekicks deep down. And you don't get redrawn in this life. I love that because it means that these notions of heroism that are often very brittle are now
A haphazard series of blunders. They admitted that they had to shake clean and redraw dozens of times during a sweltering summer of petty debates, drunken ramblings, wild improvisation, and desperate compromise. You have to imagine it.
Republicans, but over the congressional maps itself. The Texas House formally voted to advance a bill that redraws the state's congressional map. In California, state lawmakers approved a new congressional map.
It's actually been reinvented again and again all over the world, in Japan and China during periods of change and uncertainty, in Poland and Eastern Europe during times where the boundaries of countries and empires were being redrawn, and most famously in Europe during these revolutions, the Renaissance, the Enlightenment, the Industrial Revolution, the Scientific Revolution.
Something like that. He set a deadline. But what happened then was you had borders being redrawn, because of these refugees.
want to start with what we already know. Donald Trump kicked off his redistricting fight by asking Texas Republicans to redraw maps in favor of the GOP and they complied. Democrats responded by drawing their own set in California. There was a referendum in Virginia to do a similar thing, which passed the public vote but has since
And what this means is that, yeah, in some ways, groups are helpful. But we always need to challenge ourselves and our own thinking to be able to redraw that group so that it's larger and larger and larger and focus on the things we have in common with every other human being, our shared humanity.
It's a very, very dynamic subject. Before you know it, we're having to redraw and reimagine our geopolitical worlds. Borders, barriers can come down as they did in the late 1980s and early 1990s.
Entire cities were laid waste, national borders were redrawn, and many millions more people found themselves displaced.
quietly shelved redistricting. Mhm. Kansas is one. They could have redrawn those lines. New Hampshire, um again, Republican-controlled. Nebraska, another Republican-controlled state that could have redrawn their
Kansas is one. They could have redrawn those lines. New Hampshire, um again, Republican-controlled. Nebraska, another Republican-controlled state that could have redrawn their lines. So, not every state went along.
So lists of words for instance, or redrawing a figure from scratch.
You know? And borders got redrawn.
About 100 times a second, a computer senses his movement and redraws the virtual world to reflect that movement.
so many people involved and lying behind it the sustainable question, the Asian countries do and will continue to just draw and redraw that line in different places. And this causes
fun. But then what happens is the organization hits a stage that's inherent and natural, I'm gonna redraw this the way it should be.
win all five of those. It's probably as likely that they win just three of those instead of five of those. Um Florida is the same way. In large part, some of those redrawn districts are in areas that have significant Latino population, which as we know, moved dramatically in Trump's favor in 2024 from where
And if you have a good outcome, then you can always try 15% more outside of the new comfort zone that's been redrawn when you
You would think given Tibet, for instance, they would be rather opposed to redrawing borders.
So given, yeah, given Tibet they'd be opposed to redrawing borders.