KelsonV @KelsonV@wandering.shop

An anthology of speculative stories based on these footprints might be interesting.

"Sometime between 10,000 and 15,000 years ago, a rather small person, probably a young teen or a short adult woman, walked quickly across the Pleistocene landscape. Mammoths and a giant ground sloth crossed the tracks in the travelers’ wake, trampling some of the footprints."

https://arstechnica.com/science/2020/10/ancient-footprints-at-white-sands-record-a-daring-trek/

#Fossils #FossilTraces #Footprints #History

Dark Matter in a Simulated Universe

Illustration Credit & Copyright: Tom Abel & Ralf Kaehler (KIPAC, SLAC), AMNH

https://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap201025.html #APoD

Who called it introduced species and not horticultural appropriation

Sarah Kendzior & Andrea Chalupa were the first people I saw tearing down the "both sides" media framing, rejecting the "they can't be that bad" lazy thinking & calling out Trump & the GOP for what they are.

Unfortunately they keep being proven right, which is why even outlets like the FT are starting to feature them (paywall):
https://www.ft.com/content/66a2a22a-052d-459b-897f-c06c2fcd2d72

Here's their Patreon bonus ep on what's coming next:
https://www.patreon.com/posts/bonus-what-to-do-42729382

And the Action Guide:
https://www.gaslitnationpod.com/action-guide ✊

The ancient Greek concepts of love are fascinating to me. Essentially, there are six distinct varieties of love in ancient Greek philosophy, each with its own nuance and meaning, and I think perhaps we're culturally lesser for not drawing these distinctions in our own world.

lmao

Boost if you can hear this picture

Saturn and Jupiter over Italian Peaks

Image Credit & Copyright: Giorgia Hofer

https://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap201020.html #APoD

The perfect house #photo

No more white on blue icons. Society has progressed past the need for white on blue icons

Space capitalism demands your labor even after you die

pixelfed servers should be called instancegrams

The word "trigger" refers to something which sets off memories of past trauma in individuals with PTSD and other similar psychological conditions, resulting in panic attacks or other physiological stress responses.

The word "trigger" does NOT mean something which makes someone a little bit angry.

How are there people who still aren't understanding this very basic concept??

old macdonald had an RS/6000