The sheer amount of regression and "reincarnation into a game/story that I know front to back" stories is extremely indicative of the intensely retrospective world we live in to me.

So many people hanging their hopes on either bringing the state of the world back to how they felt their childhoods were or being able to fix things through "if I knew everything, I would do things this way".

Wild that there is a solid chance that USPS won't exist next year.

Years of dismantling public services is finally hitting the climax

What if instead of "To-Do" lists, we wrote "To-Don't" lists instead?

Don't doomscroll.
Don't hide in the deep dark for more than 24 hours.
Don't let yourself go hungry or thirsty.

I love that one of histidine's codon sequences is cytosine, adenine, thymine.

So some of my coded sequence literally end in "cat cat cat cat cat cat".

Games that my AuDHD kid has been extremely interested in:
Science Ninjas: Valence

A game about forming molecules from elements and using those molecules to attack each other or shift points around.

For kids- Match element colors to make molecules, count point to 10 and you win!