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ig: @rahze

[disease]

"FIRST TIME PAINTING" ROBERT RAUSCHENBERG // 1961 [oil, paper, fabric, sailcloth, plastic exhaust cap, alarm clock, sheet metal, adhesive tape, metal springs, wire, & string on canvas | 76 3/4 x 51 1/4 x 8 7/8"]

[jvstinxstudio]

mathieu simoneau for numéro homme editorial "kerosene" shot by szilveszter makó

[killrockstar]

your honor who gives a fuck. like for real

[kuchipachi]

loversneverdie.com

[modelsof-color]

Brian Whitby by Andrew Vowles for JW Anderson Men’s SS23 Collection

[vugnasmineralblog]

Rhodonite & Parsettensite Yuzhno-Faizulinskoe Mn deposit, Sibay, Urals Region, Russian Federation

[moonslices]

[capacity]

Some of the worst people on earth share posts like these it’s funny

[meanplastic]

one of my socks when i do laundry

[wintercorrybriea]

tattoo work by sethkekko

[1010ll]

https://www.instagram.com/p/BoRfMvOFSvA/?

[0n]

“Jeff Mermlestein captures the brazen behind-the-screen behaviours of New Yorkers as he lenses their overseen text conversations”

#nyc, 2020

Jeff Mermelstein

Flexibound debossed hardcover printed on pre-dyed blue paper, 19 x 14.5cm, 160 pages

[zvaigzdelasas]

So the horrors are unending huh?

[sailorbrazil]

Everyone wants a gift until its anthrax 😑

[evilrashida]

Beyoncé photographed by Andrew Macpherson wearing Jeremy Scott Fall/Winter 2002, Honey Magazine September 2002.

[zegalba]

Comme des Garçons Poem Jacket (2001) Designed By: Junya Watanabe

[hairbrush9]

Cancer Is an Environmental Problem

Why federal funding for cancer research must examine its human-made causes.

"My outlook on this subject changed very dramatically when I was a member of the President’s Cancer Panel,” said Kripke, who served on the panel in 2010. That year, the panel produced its first ever report on environmental causes of cancer.

That 2010 report found that environmental exposures play a larger role in cancer formation than once believed by clinicians, and that these cancer risks are especially dangerous to children. Since then, researchers have narrowed their estimate: 70% to 90% of cancer development is driven by non-genetic, environmental factors. These can be factors like smoking or diet, but, as Kripke and her colleagues are focused on, also things like air quality and repetitive exposure to chemicals used in workplaces and homes.

[socialistexan]

The phrase, "everyone except workers" reminds me of that one poll that said AOC was unpopular with "everyone except women, poc, young people, and LGBTQ people." Like such a circuitous to say they think older cishet white men are the default everyone, with all else being an abberation.

Like "everyone except workers" is just bosses, executives, and investors. Aka people that profit off of work without actually doing it, which is a far smaller group than workers are.

"The people that don't actually do the work don't like this thing that makes the lives of the people that actually do the work better," is probably a less appealing headline to the readers of Fortune Magazine.

[detailsofpaintings]

Workshop of Rubens, Anne d’Autriche, reine de France (detail)

c. 1625