war of nature

Doctorate in Genetics, currently working in bacterial vaccinology. Interested in genetics, evolution, public health, genomics, plant biology and everything in between.

[meiyerditch]

[whitepeopletwitter]

[depsidase]

[cwnerd12]

shit man this got me emotional

[mckitterick]

left: the Nebra sky disc, circa 1600 BCE, showing the Moon, Sun, and stars in gold on copper - the oldest depiction of the cosmos in the world

right: the Webb Space Telescope photo, July 2022, revealing thousands of baby galaxies forming in the early days of the universe - humankind’s deepest look into the sky

[sixpenceee]

How they wash hair in space | source

[catchymemes]

[squishylittlebear]

Crowley vibes

[sacred-portal]

[unbotheredmuse]

[taohun]

seeing the photos from Webb up against photos from Hubble just makes me… I don’t even know like, wow! Look at that!

[catcrumb]

[yourlocaladhder]

Anxiety is not activism.

[mysharona1987]

[micro-usb-deactivated20230625]

Dudes rock

[screenshotsofdespair]

[kittensnax]

The Shell CEO has this lever on their desk at all times

[zoesupreme]

God there's a Johns Hopkins study out now that says lockdowns in the US and Europe were largely ineffective at preventing covid deaths and only reduced them by around 3% while causing a huge economic burden and my first reaction was okay you're telling me the half assed lockdowns where workers still had to go to work every day and if you were lucky you maybe worked somewhere with a drive thru or outdoor seating but still came into close contact with your coworkers all the time didn't do shit in comparison to the actual lockdowns in countries that provided the means to actually shelter in place without leaving your home for 2-4 weeks and kept deaths to a minimum and got to more or less go back to normal after that until it started spreading again from Americans and Europeans? Big shock.

Then I looked at the report and the authors are all economics professors.

[fag-it]

[mariopowertennis]