Mastodon has been the social media experience we've been hoping to someday find. Much more content rich than twitter, and discussions that go somewhere interest

Mastodon has been the social media experience we've been hoping to someday find. Much more content rich than twitter, and discussions that go somewhere interesting. There are too many bright people on Mastodon, and it's wonderful... just a few... Rob Carlson (author of "Biology is Technology...") @rob_carlson@mastodon.world George Dyson (great for history of science posts) @gdyson@sciencemastodon.com Rudy Rucker (mathematician, author, artist) @rudytheelder@sfba.social Alberto Cairo (data visualization - infographics) @albertocairo@mastodon.social James Gleick (author of "Chaos", "Genius", etc.) @JamesGleick@zirk.us Anne-Sophie Pereira De Sá (data visualization) @wonderveilleuze@vis.social Maggie Koerth (Senior science writer at @FiveThirtyEight ) @maggiek@sciencemastodon.com Vicky Veritas (Geologist, GISMS Earth science, kind person that gets people connected) @vickyveritas@c.im this is barely scratching the surface.