I want to get...
Gothic Short Stories
The Phantom of the Opera
Frankenstein
Dracula & A Modern Detective as books for winter, now that the clock switched and it is cloudy almost all the time. Dark atmosphere calls for spooky stories....
Gothic Short Stories
The Phantom of the Opera
Frankenstein
Dracula & A Modern Detective as books for winter, now that the clock switched and it is cloudy almost all the time. Dark atmosphere calls for spooky stories....
November 10, 2025 at 6:53 PM
I want to get...
Gothic Short Stories
The Phantom of the Opera
Frankenstein
Dracula & A Modern Detective as books for winter, now that the clock switched and it is cloudy almost all the time. Dark atmosphere calls for spooky stories....
Gothic Short Stories
The Phantom of the Opera
Frankenstein
Dracula & A Modern Detective as books for winter, now that the clock switched and it is cloudy almost all the time. Dark atmosphere calls for spooky stories....
Hot liquids freeze faster than cold ones..... Whaaaat.
November 10, 2025 at 6:44 PM
Hot liquids freeze faster than cold ones..... Whaaaat.
Why is there so much misinformation about 3I....
October 31, 2025 at 6:44 PM
Why is there so much misinformation about 3I....
My father studied medicine to become a dentist but did not get to work in the field. Regardless of all that, the other day I was annoyed by people denying the CVD vaccine and he was like "They are being careful... Just like with fluoride in toothpaste because its bad". Man what even
October 27, 2025 at 3:05 PM
My father studied medicine to become a dentist but did not get to work in the field. Regardless of all that, the other day I was annoyed by people denying the CVD vaccine and he was like "They are being careful... Just like with fluoride in toothpaste because its bad". Man what even
Got two books about astronomy, it makes my day just looking at them for some reason
October 3, 2025 at 9:39 AM
Got two books about astronomy, it makes my day just looking at them for some reason
With the way things are going I wonder if the Internet going to be unusable in the next decade or two
August 15, 2025 at 11:27 PM
With the way things are going I wonder if the Internet going to be unusable in the next decade or two
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How about that? A victory for people who actually read.
"None Of These Books Are Obscene": Judge Strikes Down Much of Florida's Book Ban Bill
In a major win for intellectual freedom, a judge rules against Florida law that led to removing hundreds of books from school libraries.
bookriot.com
August 15, 2025 at 12:48 PM
How about that? A victory for people who actually read.
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"AI is going to be so good. We have no evidence for this but just wait. If you don't agree you are in denial!!"
And it's just like oh look it summarized a thing again incorrectly.
Why don't they ever talk to scientists who actually use AI tools? This is all just VC propoganda.
And it's just like oh look it summarized a thing again incorrectly.
Why don't they ever talk to scientists who actually use AI tools? This is all just VC propoganda.
August 3, 2025 at 12:10 PM
"AI is going to be so good. We have no evidence for this but just wait. If you don't agree you are in denial!!"
And it's just like oh look it summarized a thing again incorrectly.
Why don't they ever talk to scientists who actually use AI tools? This is all just VC propoganda.
And it's just like oh look it summarized a thing again incorrectly.
Why don't they ever talk to scientists who actually use AI tools? This is all just VC propoganda.
Finally saved up enough to get some books I have had my eyes on, can't wait to read them
August 1, 2025 at 4:41 PM
Finally saved up enough to get some books I have had my eyes on, can't wait to read them
3I ATLAS by HST. Looks good
July 22, 2025 at 2:54 AM
3I ATLAS by HST. Looks good
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This is absurd.
The red supergiant Betelgeuse is the bright feature in this image.
But that darker blue splotch is a *companion star* that's just been discovered—and it orbits so close to Betelgeuse that it's inside the larger star's outer atmosphere.
The red supergiant Betelgeuse is the bright feature in this image.
But that darker blue splotch is a *companion star* that's just been discovered—and it orbits so close to Betelgeuse that it's inside the larger star's outer atmosphere.
July 21, 2025 at 9:07 PM
This is absurd.
The red supergiant Betelgeuse is the bright feature in this image.
But that darker blue splotch is a *companion star* that's just been discovered—and it orbits so close to Betelgeuse that it's inside the larger star's outer atmosphere.
The red supergiant Betelgeuse is the bright feature in this image.
But that darker blue splotch is a *companion star* that's just been discovered—and it orbits so close to Betelgeuse that it's inside the larger star's outer atmosphere.
I missed reading books, writing, drawing and just doing what my brain wishes to do all day
July 13, 2025 at 8:26 PM
I missed reading books, writing, drawing and just doing what my brain wishes to do all day
The state of academia worsens by the day. Truly - let us analyze past genocides and colonial tactics, teach them and perceive them as facts only to suppress people speaking of the ongoing genocides. Very much the best use of tenure and free speech.
June 9, 2025 at 11:11 AM
The state of academia worsens by the day. Truly - let us analyze past genocides and colonial tactics, teach them and perceive them as facts only to suppress people speaking of the ongoing genocides. Very much the best use of tenure and free speech.
There is so many people passionate about a topic and wish to enter uni only for some to enter through 'important people' and money then proceed to use artificial bullshit and do not contribute anything and that is fine I guess...
May 19, 2025 at 8:25 AM
There is so many people passionate about a topic and wish to enter uni only for some to enter through 'important people' and money then proceed to use artificial bullshit and do not contribute anything and that is fine I guess...
I know the world can appear ugly but I do not think it is anything at all - as long as there is people going up against the ugly that is. Similarly, I think living as your authentic self, learning and sharing resources is a way of protesting against the bad things we see every day
May 9, 2025 at 6:22 PM
I know the world can appear ugly but I do not think it is anything at all - as long as there is people going up against the ugly that is. Similarly, I think living as your authentic self, learning and sharing resources is a way of protesting against the bad things we see every day
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Every year or two we take our CWRU Astro students to the campus library to view some of the historical astronomy books in their collection. It's always a highlight of the year when we do this, so I thought I'd share some of the things we saw on yesterday's visit.
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May 2, 2025 at 4:42 PM
Every year or two we take our CWRU Astro students to the campus library to view some of the historical astronomy books in their collection. It's always a highlight of the year when we do this, so I thought I'd share some of the things we saw on yesterday's visit.
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In a world where discrimination still exists and in which our beloved AI is trained by such a world, tech bros believe it can help medicine prosper. Please shut the fuck up.
May 1, 2025 at 1:31 PM
In a world where discrimination still exists and in which our beloved AI is trained by such a world, tech bros believe it can help medicine prosper. Please shut the fuck up.
Something is happening on twitter where everyone is making memes about/interacting with the Europa (Clipper) account. I know it is all jokes but I hope it turns into a Pluto 2.0 incident. That would be so fucking amazing
April 20, 2025 at 7:08 AM
Something is happening on twitter where everyone is making memes about/interacting with the Europa (Clipper) account. I know it is all jokes but I hope it turns into a Pluto 2.0 incident. That would be so fucking amazing
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Your aperiodic reminder that Mercury has a weirdly HUGE core for reasons we do not yet understand.
It's less a planet and more a molten ball bearing wrapped in a thin blanket of rock.
It's less a planet and more a molten ball bearing wrapped in a thin blanket of rock.
April 17, 2025 at 5:19 PM
Your aperiodic reminder that Mercury has a weirdly HUGE core for reasons we do not yet understand.
It's less a planet and more a molten ball bearing wrapped in a thin blanket of rock.
It's less a planet and more a molten ball bearing wrapped in a thin blanket of rock.
I found my highschool books and took a quick look only to find a mistake in one of the chapters - a huge one at that, on the rate equation and reaction mechanisms
April 16, 2025 at 6:24 AM
I found my highschool books and took a quick look only to find a mistake in one of the chapters - a huge one at that, on the rate equation and reaction mechanisms
Finished reading 'The Remains of the Day' by Kazuo Ishiguro & it was impressive. It may be boring? to some but this is the type of fiction I enjoy reading. It speaks of the passage of time and the fight for acceptance of one's choices after all is said and done. 4/5
April 14, 2025 at 5:37 PM
Finished reading 'The Remains of the Day' by Kazuo Ishiguro & it was impressive. It may be boring? to some but this is the type of fiction I enjoy reading. It speaks of the passage of time and the fight for acceptance of one's choices after all is said and done. 4/5
Read the Metamorphosis (Franz Kafka) and the Art of War (Sun Tzu). The former is a 4.5/5, obviously Kafka was a really good writer but he actually fits my tastes when it comes to fiction too. It was so bizarre and human at the same time, I really enjoyed it. The latter mostly read like a self help
April 12, 2025 at 5:57 PM
Read the Metamorphosis (Franz Kafka) and the Art of War (Sun Tzu). The former is a 4.5/5, obviously Kafka was a really good writer but he actually fits my tastes when it comes to fiction too. It was so bizarre and human at the same time, I really enjoyed it. The latter mostly read like a self help
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Science does not work like this. The only way you can set a timeline is if you have rigged the results in advance.
April 10, 2025 at 9:55 PM
Science does not work like this. The only way you can set a timeline is if you have rigged the results in advance.