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Pinna nobilis - Wikipedia

The sea floor is wild. What do you mean there's a species of clam that can grow up to 4 feet long, has a mutualistic relationship with a shrimp that warms it of predators, and produces a silk-like secretion once used to make paper?

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We have it in Pennsylvania. For sure.

i missed the last bus out of port authority with my best friend one nightin 1995 at like 2 am and spent the next 4 hours sitting back to back on the sidewalk in front of the mcdonald's vigilantly trying to stay alive

BRING IT!

We were close at one time, but the anti-vax movement at the time with people like Jim Carrey and Jenny McCarthy killing it through disinformation.

Well, at least they are compatible in their sense of betrayal.

Reading Wikipedia now.

Wow, you are not kidding.

WAT?!?? SRIUS?

Incredible.

🤘🤘🤘

Including at SCOTUS

this is the way

A coaster that says: Rock the cat spa Rock the cat spa

Rock the cat spa.

Ollie North was a pariah for many years.

A sense of shame in our political leaders.

"Fast Food" - Stevens & Grdnic [1980] YouTube video by Estonius

I listened on the radio every week growing up! Heard the original Weird AL recordings.

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LOL

Repugnant for so many reasons.

In fact, this kind of repugnant racism was not only unacceptable, it got you an immediate beating.

I’m not generally pro-violence but…

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Welcome to Pittsburgh ya jags!

LOL

"Aziz, light!" I whisper under my breath, as I flick the lightswitch.

Seizure Circuit Activity in the Theilers Murine Encephalomyelitis Virus Model of Infection-induced Epilepsy Using Transient Recombination in Active Populations. Epilepsy affects one in twenty-six individuals. A major cause of epilepsy worldwide is viral encephalitis. Central nervous system infections can provoke seizures in the short term and increase the ris...

Excited to have a new preprint describing the seizure circuit in a CNS infection model of temporal lobe epilepsy- great work from Alexandra Petrucci (not on bluesky.) #epilepsy www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1...

Looking forward to attending event with so many amazing @utah.edu researchers! In person & online! uofuhealth.utah.edu/research/vitae Thank you!

This video is from last May when @karenswilcoxphd.bsky.social was honored for her work at our son’s graduation.

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This image features a person wearing a white lab coat with the University of Utah Health logo, and a name tag that includes "Karen Wilcox, PhD." The text on the right reads “Vitae 2026,” “Distinguished Professor and Chair, Pharmacology & Toxicology,” and “Exploring the Brain’s Mysteries,” along with the University of Utah Health logo. The bottom text states “People & Stories That Drive Our Research.”

Karen Wilcox, PhD, Distinguished Professor of Pharmacology and Toxicology and Richard L. Stimson Presidential Endowed Chair, shares Exploring the Brain’s Mysteries as part of Vitae. In this video vignette, she offers insight into the questions that guide her research.

Tortie.

A tortoiseshell cat sits on the lap of her human and looks at the camera.

Alice says “Hey…”

<knuckletap> from me.

Open AI forced everyone’s hand and we did not get the chance to have these important societal discussions before they implemented global-scale human experimentation with no oversight.

For tools and technologies that impact society and individual lives, govts historically implemented policy as guardrails to prevent excess harm.

We’ve done this for machines, automobiles, firearms, aerospace, agriculture, etc…

Why not AI? The AI corps themselves say that AI will change everything.

Yeah, I’ve never quite got over the profound moral injury aspect of watching so many Americans absolutely refuse to even mildly sacrifice to help others during Covid - watching MAGAs somehow become even more evil was radicalizing.

And now the bastards are trying to destroy MRNA research.

investigate everyone involved in DOGE