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A Blogger’s Dilemma: Transcribing Sensitive Content

I embarked on sharing my grandparents’ wartime letters to bring family history to life. I grappled with whether to censor offensive 1940s language, ultimately opting to include a “Trigger Warning” to provide context while preserving historical integrity. This decision underscores the importance of warnings, akin to food allergy labels, ensuring readers’ emotional safety. Sharing family history involves balancing authenticity with sensitivity.

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#015 99% of People Will Get This Wrong

All of these are phrases are meant to get you to engage, and it made you click on my blog. Normally I don’t engage with memes like this one, I am too busy to argue with strangers, plus some genius used a U instead of YOU on a hand printed note [cringe emoji].

When looking at the meme we are expected to remember the order of operation or PEMDAS. But, if you think of it as a trip to your local home and garden store it should make more sense. We do problems like this one in our head weekly and probably don’t even think of it as a word problem.