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Your account is not active. We have sent an email to the address you provided with an activation link. Check your inbox, and click on the link to activate your account. There are many posts and even books telling you how glorious and fulfilling it is raising children. The reality is, though, that you're often being vomited on, you have literally zero spare time, dragging insomnia, and we're the ones that absolutely sympathize with you. While producing a decent human being from scratch is nothing short of a heroic act, you don't have to be super serious about it all the time.

The s were an incredibly active and transitional decade for comedy. A new comedy boom began , thanks in part to Netflix throwing unprecedented amounts of cash toward producing hundreds of new stand-up specials every year. The rise of social media made possible a new generation of comedians who released funny videos and bits directly to fans, while online comedy outlets like Seeso struggled — and in more cases than not, failed — to stay afloat. The spec instantly went viral and eventually landed Domineau, a freelance joke writer at the time, a job on Family Guy. A Song About Apples We found a clip of it stored on Google Drive somewhere , so watch it for yourself before it disappears. Age-Progression Reveal

I am observing what may be the future of work in a San Francisco skyscraper, watching as a transparent, legless man in a T-shirt hovers above a leather couch. The man is Jacob Loewenstein, the head of business at Spatial, a software company that enables meetings via holograms, which are 3-dimensional images. Though he is in New York, a hologram of him appears a few feet in front of me in San Francisco, his face and slightly tousled hair a 3D likeness of the photo I later look up on LinkedIn, his blue t-shirt a sign that he is as casually dressed as any tech worker. As I turn my head, which is decked in a clunky augmented reality headset, I see a tablet that Loewenstein is holding, which he hands to me.

Please note: Student comments have been lightly edited for length, but otherwise appear as they were originally submitted. It is very important that we continue to laugh during these times. As a person who tends to dwell in negative thoughts, I believe that laughter is the best medicine right now. Dark, often morbid, humor has always been one of the best coping mechanisms during a period of pain. Being able to take something horrible and simply laugh at it makes it seem less intimidating, less all-consuming, and easier to cope with.