My privilege to share some lovely stories from the science community about what Sam Neill's timeless performance as Dr. Alan Grant in Jurassic Park meant to themâand why it will continue to inspire kids to chase their own discoveries for years to come.
do you know how stupid you have to be to get community noted with a link to project gutenberg
With Elon Musk becoming our first trillionaire, I talked to American users of the rapidly growing âAlmost Homelessâ subreddit, who are struggling to stay housed amid a brutal job market and with social services slashed to the bone. They say this online community is crucial to their mental stability.
FUCKING EGG CARTEL
surely no one could fall for this again
theyâve been passing the video from the Ring around the Senate
a great piece from Parker that i hope you all read. i would humbly add that no matter the issue, policy, statement, or scandal, weâre more than a decade into the MAGAverse and have seen how little we gain with cries of âaha, hypocrite!ââthese freaks canât act in good faith and donât deserve yours
i'm doing anti-harassment training videos for work and when this one part talked about gender being a spectrum they showed b-roll of different types of packaged sandwiches at a grocery store
Taking cues from the Manosphere and MAHA, Pete Hegseth plans to screen US Armed Forces for testosterone and offer hormone therapy for men with a T "deficiency." I spoke to an endocrinologist at Johns Hopkins, and you'll be shockedâshocked!âto hear that she thinks this is incredibly stupid:
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itâs good to have higher standards than Republicans
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what a wonderful man. donât know if he ever saw this but i sure hope so
Universal Studios apparently believes it doesn't need advance praise from fawning influencers for 'The Odyssey,' opting out of access screenings that have become the norm in Hollywood. Nobody is happier about it than professional film critics:
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My favorite moviegoing experience of 2023 was seeing Miyazaki's The Boy and the Heron. a row ahead of us, about an hour and a half into the film, a little boy asked his dad, "What's happening?" and his dad said, with utter sincerity: "I don't know"