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571.
by glial 6y ago
Seems neat and easy! Is there any chance of equation support (like MathJax or something) in the future?
572.
by glial 6y ago
> For all America’s warts it’s still the best place to live. Serious question: have you lived in another country?
573.
by glial 6y ago
Agree, at this point it seems like that’s the only thing that’s going to save us from a long drawn-out clusterfuck.
574.
by glial 6y ago
Sure, but I've heard that argument so often about so many different industries. The effect of changing any individual industry will be small -- so the solution is to change many of them rather than none of them.
575.
by glial 6y ago
It won’t totally fix the problem. Might as well not do it then.
576.
by glial 6y ago
You can set it up so your local bookstore gets a kickback from Libro.fm, too.
577.
by glial 6y ago
Are you blaming Bill Nye for people's unwillingness to believe that climate change is occurring?
578.
by glial 6y ago
What’s the solution?
579.
by glial 6y ago
I'd agree if the phrase you used was "don't have sex in an exploitative relationship".
580.
by glial 6y ago
An easier option: don't post photos on Facebook and Twitter. And discourage your friends and family from doing so.
581.
by glial 6y ago
I think it’s read-along. Which sounds suitable.
582.
by glial 6y ago
> Questions, not takes. Borrowing a lens from @humsys, we prioritise being curious about what the book is saying, and about what our bodies and minds are saying in response, over judging the book or using the book to judge ourselves. Eva
583.
by glial 6y ago
It would be better to just contact current students at the lab and offer them coffee for a conversation.
584.
by glial 6y ago
What’s the distinction?
585.
by glial 6y ago
To me, it seems like OP is attacking the idea of releasing the vaccine to the general public without due diligence. That’s different than developing it.
586.
by glial 6y ago
Y'all are a little touchy about someone criticizing your cargo pants! Consider that perhaps his criticism hits a nerve because there is an element of truth in it - for most people (myself included as a younger person), the symbolism of
587.
by glial 6y ago
Love it, and maybe you have heard of Diogenes and the Cynics (literally 'dog-like'). "There are four reasons why the Cynics are so named. First because of the indifference of their way of life, for they make a cult of indiffe
588.
by glial 6y ago
Just heard about it today, and just started using it today! Any other cool tricks I should know about?
589.
by glial 6y ago
I bet it's cheaper than their legal fees.
590.
by glial 6y ago
> we're here to create good, informed consumers Wow, whatever happened to trying to create good, informed citizens?
591.
by glial 6y ago
"Science progresses one funeral at a time.”
592.
by glial 6y ago
Or -- we institute much stronger limits on advertising. We blame tech companies for being complicit, but they are following advertising dollars. Without advertising dollars, the whole thing dries up.
593.
by glial 6y ago
I went to St John's College. Loved every minute of it. It may be the exception that proves the rule, however.
594.
by glial 6y ago
That might be the strangest apologetics for pollution that I’ve ever seen.
595.
by glial 6y ago
For anyone looking for another alternative for a minimalist phone, I’ve been following this for a while: https://mudita.com/products/pure/
596.
by glial 6y ago
I can only remember the rule by remembering that “its”, “his”, and “hers” are pronouns and none have apostrophes.
597.
by glial 6y ago
That's the dream...
598.
by glial 6y ago
One of my favorites (by Issa): This world of dew is a world of dew, and yet, and yet.
599.
by glial 6y ago
Just bought this one last week. I love it so far!
600.
by glial 6y ago
Have kids, watch them grow up, then report back.

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