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alicebell To say someone is anti sci suggests you know what science is. I tend to think ppl who say they know that are either deluded or bullshitting. 1:56 AM May 28th via Twitter for iPhone Retweeted by blurryyellow and 19 others
"Most of the sisters are in their 80s, and have devoted their lives to prayer..." moma.org/explore/inside… 10:04 AM May 24th via Twitter for iPhone
Ruth Asawa's wire sculpture: synapticstimuli.com/inhabit/ 11:25 AM May 17th via Twitter for iPhone
monstro “Virtual society companies like Instagram isolate settlement on an island, develop it for a time, then colonise it.” interconnected.org/home/2012/04/1… 8:44 AM May 17th via Twitter for Mac Retweeted by blurryyellow and 1 other
Are we still not done with HDR photography? I don't know how much longer I can hold on. 6:44 AM May 16th via Twitter for iPhone
nicolatwilley The moon is drifting away from earth at the same speed that our fingernails grow. 6:39 PM May 10th via tGadget Retweeted by blurryyellow and 17 others
My review of Alison Bechdel's newest: disliked it intensely, found it unforgivable, read it again immediately, can't stop thinking about it. 5:17 PM May 9th via Twitter for iPhone
Using galvanic skin response to predict seizures and elucidate emotional states: newscientist.com/mobile/article… 10:31 AM May 9th via Twitter for iPhone
#icanhazpdf please? Susser's 1990 Grammar for Pragmatic Epidemiology. aje.oxfordjournals.org/content/133/7/… 9:50 AM May 9th via Twitter for iPhone
"Advertising rhetoric is notable in that it uses the language of art to describe the activities of business." m.gawker.com/5908552/creati… 4:24 PM May 8th via Twitter for iPhone
Wild geographic variation in American life expectancies. healthmetricsandevaluation.org/news-events/ne… 5:28 PM May 2nd via Twitter for iPhone
jvanslem We've got a great #lastgreatthing submission from @khoi today: “Do You Suffer From Impostor Syndrome?” lastgreatthing.com 7:50 AM May 2nd via web Retweeted by blurryyellow
espiekermann Complex problems have simple, easy to understand, wrong answers. 6:47 AM May 2nd via web Retweeted by blurryyellow and 415 others
I couldn't find much about the book though, because Roberts Liardon wields such formidable SEO. Instead, the internet declares him NOT gay. 5:24 PM May 1st via Twitter for iPhone
.@maudnewton's essay, nytimes.com/2012/04/29/mag…, reminded me of Roberts Lairdon's I Saw Heaven, the celestial vision analogue from my childhood. 5:24 PM May 1st via Twitter for iPhone
@gabrielroth Shucks. 10:10 AM Apr 27th via Twitter for iPhone in reply to gabrielroth
Shut up. You may think you feel lonely, but you don't. Social media has made loneliness impossible. NEXT! 10:07 AM Apr 27th via Twitter for iPhone
VictorianLondon "Why is a single French egg sufficient for breakfast? Because it is un oeuf." #victorianjoke 2:06 PM Apr 26th via web Retweeted by blurryyellow and 20 others
@publichistorian I love your job. 10:50 AM Apr 26th via Twitter for iPhone in reply to publichistorian
Toothpaste onigiri. 10:43 AM Apr 26th via Twitter for iPhone