@cmdicameron.bsky.social
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I really appreciate the science & medicine reporting in the Atlantic, yet still the news cycle is so rapid, I miss out on reading a great number of their articles in that area.
So every year's end I really appreciate their handy list with links.
Gift link.
So every year's end I really appreciate their handy list with links.
Gift link.
55 Facts That Blew Our Minds in 2025
We’ll never look at potatoes the same way again.
www.theatlantic.com
December 27, 2025 at 2:33 PM
I really appreciate the science & medicine reporting in the Atlantic, yet still the news cycle is so rapid, I miss out on reading a great number of their articles in that area.
So every year's end I really appreciate their handy list with links.
Gift link.
So every year's end I really appreciate their handy list with links.
Gift link.
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Drove 9600 miles this summer to Touch Milky Way and truly worth it. Even tho I'll never do it again.
December 27, 2025 at 5:34 AM
Drove 9600 miles this summer to Touch Milky Way and truly worth it. Even tho I'll never do it again.
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I finally got around to editing the footage from this whole encounter, definitely the most beautiful moment of the year in nature for me.
Video taken across a 12 minute period, sunset lit water fans will REALLY like this one!
Uncompressed: youtu.be/VwQTwF8WlI0
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Video taken across a 12 minute period, sunset lit water fans will REALLY like this one!
Uncompressed: youtu.be/VwQTwF8WlI0
🦑
December 26, 2025 at 6:25 AM
I finally got around to editing the footage from this whole encounter, definitely the most beautiful moment of the year in nature for me.
Video taken across a 12 minute period, sunset lit water fans will REALLY like this one!
Uncompressed: youtu.be/VwQTwF8WlI0
🦑
Video taken across a 12 minute period, sunset lit water fans will REALLY like this one!
Uncompressed: youtu.be/VwQTwF8WlI0
🦑
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this is a good reminder of how things that are shitty but have been accepted as normal and inevitable can actually turn out to be abnormal and evitable with some science, time, education and political will
December 19, 2025 at 8:44 PM
this is a good reminder of how things that are shitty but have been accepted as normal and inevitable can actually turn out to be abnormal and evitable with some science, time, education and political will
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GIVE AWAY! // AKA WE DID IT AGAIN!
Since The Night Guest is coming out in paperback we decided to try to gift another copy bitten by Uggi. And it went … a little *too* well. (See picture 🧵)
Like and share this post and on December 30th I will select a winner and send them this teeth marked copy!
Since The Night Guest is coming out in paperback we decided to try to gift another copy bitten by Uggi. And it went … a little *too* well. (See picture 🧵)
Like and share this post and on December 30th I will select a winner and send them this teeth marked copy!
December 15, 2025 at 1:49 PM
GIVE AWAY! // AKA WE DID IT AGAIN!
Since The Night Guest is coming out in paperback we decided to try to gift another copy bitten by Uggi. And it went … a little *too* well. (See picture 🧵)
Like and share this post and on December 30th I will select a winner and send them this teeth marked copy!
Since The Night Guest is coming out in paperback we decided to try to gift another copy bitten by Uggi. And it went … a little *too* well. (See picture 🧵)
Like and share this post and on December 30th I will select a winner and send them this teeth marked copy!
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No parent wants this text. Thinking of the Brown University community.
December 14, 2025 at 12:54 AM
No parent wants this text. Thinking of the Brown University community.
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It's very clear that unlimited wealth causes brain damage. That's not an exaggeration.
It's similar to other unnatural human conditions like solitary confinement (which is widely understood to cause mental deterioration) and other types of sensory deprivation.
It's similar to other unnatural human conditions like solitary confinement (which is widely understood to cause mental deterioration) and other types of sensory deprivation.
Someone went there:
"It Kind of Seems Like Peter Thiel is Losing It"
via @futurism.com
futurism.com/future-socie...
"It Kind of Seems Like Peter Thiel is Losing It"
via @futurism.com
futurism.com/future-socie...
It Kind of Seems Like Peter Thiel Is Losing It
He's spent the past month delivering four high-octane lectures in San Francisco's downtown waterfront on the antichrist.
futurism.com
October 20, 2025 at 5:56 PM
It's very clear that unlimited wealth causes brain damage. That's not an exaggeration.
It's similar to other unnatural human conditions like solitary confinement (which is widely understood to cause mental deterioration) and other types of sensory deprivation.
It's similar to other unnatural human conditions like solitary confinement (which is widely understood to cause mental deterioration) and other types of sensory deprivation.
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the plethora of depressing articles about reading lately made me think about how a person winds up a reader—and stays that way. it's not a science, that's for sure! the weird alchemy of childhood and curiosity and countless variables that all could have easily been different
It doesn't take a lot for people to start reading. But year after year, what keeps you coming back? In this week's Mark As Read, @mollytempleton.com discusses reading as a lifelong habit:
What Keeps You Reading? - Reactor
Becoming a reader is different than *staying* a reader...
reactormag.com
December 4, 2025 at 4:16 PM
the plethora of depressing articles about reading lately made me think about how a person winds up a reader—and stays that way. it's not a science, that's for sure! the weird alchemy of childhood and curiosity and countless variables that all could have easily been different
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Happy to have an essay from my forthcoming collection up @literaryhub.bsky.social today! "The time a library lends, I suspect, is a little like love: the more it gives away, the more comes back to it in kind."
On the Infinite Lives of the Library
One might say that a library’s most abundant resource—what it lends most freely—is not books and information but time. Time to think, breathe, be, and become. Last spring, in exchange for my servic…
lithub.com
December 4, 2025 at 2:25 PM
Happy to have an essay from my forthcoming collection up @literaryhub.bsky.social today! "The time a library lends, I suspect, is a little like love: the more it gives away, the more comes back to it in kind."
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"How is one to live a moral and compassionate existence when one finds darkness not only in one's culture but in oneself? There are simply no answers to some of the great pressing questions. You continue to live them out, making your life a worthy expression of leaning into the light." - Barry Lopez
October 8, 2025 at 12:37 PM
"How is one to live a moral and compassionate existence when one finds darkness not only in one's culture but in oneself? There are simply no answers to some of the great pressing questions. You continue to live them out, making your life a worthy expression of leaning into the light." - Barry Lopez
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This dog was spotted politely waiting by a pizza truck. He doesn’t have to say what he wants. They already know his order. It is pizza. 13/10 (IG: lauren.bardini)
December 2, 2025 at 5:53 PM
This dog was spotted politely waiting by a pizza truck. He doesn’t have to say what he wants. They already know his order. It is pizza. 13/10 (IG: lauren.bardini)
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They all have a name. They all have a story. They are someone’s son or daughter and have hopes, dreams and aspirations just like you and me. We must judge our society by how we treat the poor and the homeless and on that count we are failing miserably.
December 2, 2025 at 8:26 AM
They all have a name. They all have a story. They are someone’s son or daughter and have hopes, dreams and aspirations just like you and me. We must judge our society by how we treat the poor and the homeless and on that count we are failing miserably.
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Robert, a new portrait from the Outsiders project. He told me he became homeless, together with his friend Rory, when they were evicted from their accommodation after the pandemic. They haven’t been able to find any safe or stable housing since. They have been at the tent encampment for months
December 2, 2025 at 8:21 AM
Robert, a new portrait from the Outsiders project. He told me he became homeless, together with his friend Rory, when they were evicted from their accommodation after the pandemic. They haven’t been able to find any safe or stable housing since. They have been at the tent encampment for months
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Ok one more video. the most beautiful fluke I've seen. edited for EXTRA BEAUTY!!!
November 24, 2025 at 4:51 AM
Ok one more video. the most beautiful fluke I've seen. edited for EXTRA BEAUTY!!!
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todays redwoods appreciation
November 24, 2025 at 1:45 PM
todays redwoods appreciation
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Socialism is what they called public power.
Socialism is what they called social security.
Socialism is what they called the growth of free and independent labor organizations.
Socialism is their name for almost anything that helps all the people.
—Harry Truman, 1952
Socialism is what they called social security.
Socialism is what they called the growth of free and independent labor organizations.
Socialism is their name for almost anything that helps all the people.
—Harry Truman, 1952
November 21, 2025 at 5:15 PM
Socialism is what they called public power.
Socialism is what they called social security.
Socialism is what they called the growth of free and independent labor organizations.
Socialism is their name for almost anything that helps all the people.
—Harry Truman, 1952
Socialism is what they called social security.
Socialism is what they called the growth of free and independent labor organizations.
Socialism is their name for almost anything that helps all the people.
—Harry Truman, 1952
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There is no shame in having let your self care slip a little-- or a lot-- during times you've struggled. Don't lecture yourself. Just take the littlest, least effortful step you can today to get back on track w/ eating, moving & hygiene.
Think "goals" so small they seem silly.
Think "goals" so small they seem silly.
November 16, 2025 at 1:38 AM
There is no shame in having let your self care slip a little-- or a lot-- during times you've struggled. Don't lecture yourself. Just take the littlest, least effortful step you can today to get back on track w/ eating, moving & hygiene.
Think "goals" so small they seem silly.
Think "goals" so small they seem silly.
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Yeslittle cups & saucers
A plant in the spurge family called "Little Cups and Saurcers." It's used by Vermont Fairies for their tea parties.
A plant in the spurge family called "Little Cups and Saurcers." It's used by Vermont Fairies for their tea parties.
November 15, 2025 at 1:03 PM
Yeslittle cups & saucers
A plant in the spurge family called "Little Cups and Saurcers." It's used by Vermont Fairies for their tea parties.
A plant in the spurge family called "Little Cups and Saurcers." It's used by Vermont Fairies for their tea parties.
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The only way to stop a bad dog with a gun is a good dog with a gun!
November 15, 2025 at 1:52 PM
The only way to stop a bad dog with a gun is a good dog with a gun!
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Hey Megyn Kelly,
14-year-old Eloise would like a word:
“If my voice makes you uncomfortable, good…
because the minute adults start defending predators by defending the age of a child, you’re not protecting the truth, you’re protecting the predator.”
Sound up! 🔥🔊
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14-year-old Eloise would like a word:
“If my voice makes you uncomfortable, good…
because the minute adults start defending predators by defending the age of a child, you’re not protecting the truth, you’re protecting the predator.”
Sound up! 🔥🔊
1/2
November 15, 2025 at 1:17 PM
Hey Megyn Kelly,
14-year-old Eloise would like a word:
“If my voice makes you uncomfortable, good…
because the minute adults start defending predators by defending the age of a child, you’re not protecting the truth, you’re protecting the predator.”
Sound up! 🔥🔊
1/2
14-year-old Eloise would like a word:
“If my voice makes you uncomfortable, good…
because the minute adults start defending predators by defending the age of a child, you’re not protecting the truth, you’re protecting the predator.”
Sound up! 🔥🔊
1/2
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Trump blares Phantom of the Opera at the White House with an empty Friday schedule
November 14, 2025 at 7:53 PM
Trump blares Phantom of the Opera at the White House with an empty Friday schedule
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Sade releases her “Promise” LP 40 years ago today.
Of “Sweetest Taboo,” she said:
“.. It’s about a love that feels almost TOO good, the sort of feeling you don’t talk about because it makes you vulnerable. I like writing about that kind of emotion — the danger .. of loving someone that deeply.”
Of “Sweetest Taboo,” she said:
“.. It’s about a love that feels almost TOO good, the sort of feeling you don’t talk about because it makes you vulnerable. I like writing about that kind of emotion — the danger .. of loving someone that deeply.”
November 15, 2025 at 12:20 PM
Sade releases her “Promise” LP 40 years ago today.
Of “Sweetest Taboo,” she said:
“.. It’s about a love that feels almost TOO good, the sort of feeling you don’t talk about because it makes you vulnerable. I like writing about that kind of emotion — the danger .. of loving someone that deeply.”
Of “Sweetest Taboo,” she said:
“.. It’s about a love that feels almost TOO good, the sort of feeling you don’t talk about because it makes you vulnerable. I like writing about that kind of emotion — the danger .. of loving someone that deeply.”