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@jaredfrasier.bsky.social
Progressive dot in Big Sky country 🏔️
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U.K. might lose a prime minister because a guy who worked for him knew another guy who hung out with Epstein. Meanwhile the U.S. opposition party is telling our President, who was Epstein's best friend, that his secret police should get better training so their public street murders look less messy.
February 9, 2026 at 4:07 PM
U.K. might lose a prime minister because a guy who worked for him knew another guy who hung out with Epstein. Meanwhile the U.S. opposition party is telling our President, who was Epstein's best friend, that his secret police should get better training so their public street murders look less messy.
This is what an effective climate change visual aid looks like. 🤌
We see clear fingerprints of greenhouse gas-driven climate change: the upper atmosphere is cooling while the lower atmosphere, surface, and oceans are warming.
If it were external factors like to sun driving warming we'd see the whole atmosphere warm.
If it were external factors like to sun driving warming we'd see the whole atmosphere warm.
February 5, 2026 at 11:54 PM
This is what an effective climate change visual aid looks like. 🤌
How it feels right now
January 23, 2026 at 12:29 AM
How it feels right now
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Cannot stress enough that you can just do stuff. You don't need permission. You can just do stuff because it needs to be done by someone.
January 16, 2026 at 12:22 PM
Cannot stress enough that you can just do stuff. You don't need permission. You can just do stuff because it needs to be done by someone.
One of my favorite things to find here in Montana are these short opportunist dicots: Common Twinpod (physaria didymocarpa).
They are quite small, look like an alien cactus, and are actually a mustard.
This one was at 10,000’, on Sacagawea Peak, just outside of Bozeman, MT.
They are quite small, look like an alien cactus, and are actually a mustard.
This one was at 10,000’, on Sacagawea Peak, just outside of Bozeman, MT.
January 27, 2025 at 6:38 AM
One of my favorite things to find here in Montana are these short opportunist dicots: Common Twinpod (physaria didymocarpa).
They are quite small, look like an alien cactus, and are actually a mustard.
This one was at 10,000’, on Sacagawea Peak, just outside of Bozeman, MT.
They are quite small, look like an alien cactus, and are actually a mustard.
This one was at 10,000’, on Sacagawea Peak, just outside of Bozeman, MT.
The world’s bestest girl, with her first Yellowstone cutthroat trout.
This particular population is stocked in a high alpine lake to pull from for recovery across the rest of their native range here in SW Montana.
While I typically keep them wet, we shared this one lakeside that night.
This particular population is stocked in a high alpine lake to pull from for recovery across the rest of their native range here in SW Montana.
While I typically keep them wet, we shared this one lakeside that night.
January 22, 2025 at 7:26 PM
The world’s bestest girl, with her first Yellowstone cutthroat trout.
This particular population is stocked in a high alpine lake to pull from for recovery across the rest of their native range here in SW Montana.
While I typically keep them wet, we shared this one lakeside that night.
This particular population is stocked in a high alpine lake to pull from for recovery across the rest of their native range here in SW Montana.
While I typically keep them wet, we shared this one lakeside that night.