#so much to learn

[tamelee]

Protect them pls ╥﹏╥

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[idlespright]

I saw a raglan sweater YT tutorial and, as a beginner (last time I knitted was in elementary school, that's... ages ago!), decided to make something similar for one of the dumb beasties. I had to change the pattern quite a bit but now Popcorn has a wonky sweater and I'm proud of the things my own hands can do!

[peachiesnake]

blamy

[reionized]

it feels as if so many of my interests are colliding this semester - im probably going to do a presentation on drug discovery and ai for one of my courses, a presentation on an anti-cancer drug for another course, all while going deeper into genetics in a third course

everything has the feeling of alignment right now and for now it's peaceful. i always love the start of a new semester

[kaktusaufbalkon]

I kinda need a video of the 911 characters to "Popular Monster" by Falling in Reverse, but I can't do videos and I really do not have the time to learn and fall into another hobby 😬

[el-the-cell]

i should be studying marx rignt now but i actually really want to try to make ferrogallic ink. it's so easy! so tempting! just tannins and ferrous sulfate! it's that easy!!!! but alas, historical materialism awaits me

[random-xpressions]

To sit down at the feet of the old and senior ones, hearing them narrate tales, recounting their experiences, sharing their wisdom. Its such a refreshing and heart enlivening moment. I literally crave the company of those whose hairs have turned all grey than to be surrounded by the youth...

Random Xpressions

[towlerknows]

Anjali Goswami thinks cats are perfect—not in the same way that the average cat person might admire their beauty, athleticism and independence of spirit but from a scientific standpoint. Goswami is an evolutionary biologist at the Natural History Museum in London who studies large-scale patterns of evolution in vertebrate animals through time. She contends that cats—from tabbies to tigers—are quintessential products of evolution. I sat down with her to find out why. Her explanation reveals cats, and the meaning of evolutionary success, in a fascinating new light. ... There are lots of things that have tried to be cats—other groups of mammals that have evolutionarily converged on cats. Marsupials have tried to be cats. Weasels have tried to be cats. There’s all kinds of stuff that has tried to be a bit catlike in different ways—mongooses, things like that. They haven’t lasted. All of those things that have tried to be cats, they do other things, too, and those things are fine. But there aren’t a lot of things that are around today that do a very good job of being a cat. So cats are not only perfect but also inimitable. You can’t just casually try to be a cat. You have to commit. Cats have committed to being cats. Everything else is just sort of dabbling, and it doesn’t work.

[dieletztepanzerhexe]

me when ethnography of the slavs :(

[saanjhghafa]

I think I took this quote too seriously

[ladyvandaele]

The intensity of my emotions and my love for all of the good people in my life scares me sometimes

[heavy-buddy]

all this lgbt shit makes me cry

[rainbowgod666]

Oh so i also have to read THIS not just homestuck

Warrior cats power of three ending

[hkthatgffan]

ALEX PLEASE! I CAN'T TAKE HANDLE THIS MUCH BABY BILL CONTENT IN ONE YEAR! 😭🥺

"These horrible wretched babies birthed from the pen of Emmy Cicierega."

[rayaskoalaland]

Thank you to everyone who got me to 50 likes!

[astearisms]

catalysts, protectors