Scott BaroloThis is the kind of crap I have to deal with. Excerpted from a ridiculous argument with @shrewshrew about Jane Austen
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I do brain research and play social deduction games and eat jam but my true calling is living a life of luxury by independent means. She/her
@cricketcrocker @sbarolo there really should be tbh
@shrewshrew
To supply some context, the argument is ridiculous because she’s right and we both know it but she can’t stop until I *admit* she’s right
To supply some context, the argument is ridiculous because she’s right and we both know it but she can’t stop until I *admit* she’s right
Sarah FackrellSo, this thread by @seachanger got me thinking about #ReplyGuys and, in particular, the fedi phenomenon of (what I've started thinking of as) #GhostReplies.
malena (@[email protected])
bad reply guys are one of fedi/mastodon’s biggest problems. I’m realizing it’s not only a demographic issue but a structural one with the platform. if people cannot easily see one another’s replies, and if the original poster can’t easily QT replies, someone with a popular post has to field dozens of nearly identical replies. if these replies enforce white supremacy or patriarchy (spoiler: they often do), the structure of mastodon tends to center and amplify white supremacy &patriarchy
@CinCin absolutely we always need trainees with a keen eye for animal behavior
CinCin
@sbarolo it was really good
Is it a mark of genius or depression to melt cheese curds onto Thai curry fried rice. Or both. Anyway it's delicious
Maria PopovaThe remarkable story of composer Ethel Smyth, born on this day in 1858, who made transcendent music while going deaf (and living as an out gay woman a century ago) https://www.themarginalian.org/2021/01/12/ethel-smyth/
Cori Bargmann@biorxivpreprint Elias Scheer’s thesis work is up on bioRxiv! It uncovers links between different foraging behaviors, including a classical ethological decision, abandoning a patch of food.