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Potato bracket pair 12
Leek and potato soup
Potato skins

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Health at Every Size doesn't mean "everyone is healthy at every size." It means everyone has a right to pursue healthcare without weight loss.
AU where Shane and Ilya don't hook up or have a decades-long secret. They don't really know each other at all, except to play each other.
Shane comes out of the closet sometime after Scott does, and in some random, lighthearted interview, they ask him what he's looking for in a man. And Shane's just, off-hand like, "Well, he'd have to have at least one Stanley Cup. Obviously." And when he gets a good reaction from that, he keeps going, like "Needs to be amazing at hockey. Definitely needs to be at least an All-Star, if not a captain. Hot too. If he can't bench-press me, I'm not interested."
And it's all in fun, except two days after the interview prints, Ilya Rozanov shows up at his door like "knock, knock. I am here to apply for boyfriend position. Do you need resume? I brought my Stanley Cup ring, just in case."
Researchers at the University of Waterloo have identified the remains of four more crew members of Sir John Franklin’s ill-fated expedition
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I’m so psyched for @alongblank being credited in this research 🎉🎉🎉 Congrats pal!
Thanks!
Looks like the cat's finally out of the bag! Last year I was able to assist in identifying 4 (FOUR?!?) members of the Franklin expedition! I researched Bridgens, Young, Orren, and Peglar, and was able to find and contact living descendants of their families who agreed to do DNA tests!
The paper about the three from Erebus is live online in the Journal of Archaeological Science: Reports. The second about Peglar is with the Polar Record and should hopefully be coming soon today! And I'll have something up on my blog about it soon, too!
For context: Jonis Josef is a famous Norwegian comedian.

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so. i just learned that my entirely me-written resume flags as being AI-written by automated HR systems for a few writing quirks and the fact that i followed all the rules of good resume writing, which is apparently a telltale sign of AI use in this fucking hellworld. i've been desperately applying to jobs that i am massively overqualified for for months with no response, not even an interview, and now i find out that at least part of the reason is because some fucking moron decided that following the rules every career advisor has given me for a decade means i cheated and should be disqualified. the ai bubble cannot pop soon enough. what the actual fuck.
"frequent use of action-result sentences. bullet points all start with action verbs. no career gaps." girl what the fuck are you talking about. that's just resume writing advice being followed. i just did what i was told. it's a fucking resume. you're supposed to do all that stuff. what the fuck do you mean it looks ai generated and wouldn't pass basic detection systems?????????? for following the resume writing rules????????????
wishing every AI bro and ceo a very [REDACTED]
A lot of people still don’t understand me when I say that reversing desertification is a good thing. They think I hate deserts
Let me put it this way. I really like the ocean. However I don’t think it’s a good thing for the ocean to flood inland destroying ecosystems and villages because some of the natural hills that kept it at bay have been mined away. Me building a dam to keep the ocean away to bring back some of the natural barrier that was lost isn’t me trying to destroy the ocean. It’s me keeping the ocean out of my goddamned ecosystem where it isn’t meant to be anyways.
People planting new trees and grasslands on the edge of the Sahara desert aren’t trying to get rid of the entire desert. They’re replacing the natural root systems that kept the soil from blowing away that have been eaten away by overgrazing. They’re replacing the natural barrier that keeps the desert in its goddamned place.
Can you hear the deer deterrent (high pitched screeching, not the low rumble) in this video? I was on a house tour and was the only one out of dozens of people who could hear it, it drove me insane. I’m assuming it’s more audible to younger folks?
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i'll be honest thinking about las vegas makes me nauseous.
like this shouldnt be possible.
Every part of Vegas feels like it's pulled out of fiction and is Incredibly off-putting. It's a major city in the middle of one of the world's most inhospitable deserts
Its famous for recreating other world landmarks on a small scale. It uses this as a trap to bait people into making life ruining decisions. It's motto is essentially "never speak of what happened here". Fucked up
My husband went to a conference there. (Unlike physicists, engineers have enough money that they're willing to pay some of it to make the little wheel go clickity for a while, so they haven't been disinvited yet.) He didn't mind that, because he was never going to go for a regular visit, but this way he'd get to see Vegas.
We were looking through some of his pictures afterwards, and when I pointed out that the hotel with the open-air "canals" was making me feel extremely uncomfortable he fully agreed that it's not a comfortable place to visit.
Those fountains and canals? Gray water. Vegas is atrocious, but they do recycle their water very efficiently.
That's reassuring, but still way too much exposed water for in a desert. Especially since water that evaporates doesn't go to replenish any of the sources where Vegas draws water.

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I never knew that transcription software could be racist, but it kept writing it out as "LGBTQ", even though no one was mumbling or saying anything that could have made it make sense that way.
really what the popularity of Murderbot should tell publishers is The People Yearn for Novella
[Text Version] My current joy is watching non-Americans experience some of the best bits of for-real America for the first time and having a blast with it during their World Cup visit. Waffle House, college towns, regional cuisine, community hospitality. True Americana.
i'll be honest thinking about las vegas makes me nauseous.
like this shouldnt be possible.
Every part of Vegas feels like it's pulled out of fiction and is Incredibly off-putting. It's a major city in the middle of one of the world's most inhospitable deserts
Its famous for recreating other world landmarks on a small scale. It uses this as a trap to bait people into making life ruining decisions. It's motto is essentially "never speak of what happened here". Fucked up
My husband went to a conference there. (Unlike physicists, engineers have enough money that they're willing to pay some of it to make the little wheel go clickity for a while, so they haven't been disinvited yet.) He didn't mind that, because he was never going to go for a regular visit, but this way he'd get to see Vegas.
We were looking through some of his pictures afterwards, and when I pointed out that the hotel with the open-air "canals" was making me feel extremely uncomfortable he fully agreed that it's not a comfortable place to visit.
The problem is that if you approach the question from any reasonable angle, humans don't have free will either. But I try not to let that bother me lol
Most of the time, all this means is that someone is using a bad definition of free will.
Genuinely curious what do you think is a good definition of free will? I have not read much philosophy but I keep seeing people try to invoke quantum mechanics and that's very obviously nonsense...
I'd say it's one of those concepts best explained by Engels - sufficient quantity (or complexity) giving rise to a new quality. A part of it is, I think, a system with free will is one that we can't predict the states of, since it's of the same order of complexity as our own minds.
suffiicient quantity (or complexity) giving rise to a new quality
Well that's just biochemistry, that would assign free will to to any sufficiently dense collection of biomass and sunlight
A part of it is, I think, a system with free will is one that we can't predict the states of, since it's of the same order of complexity as our own minds.
Now you're assigning free will to like, turbulence in fluid dynamics, or multi-body gravitational systems. Except when you talk about "predicting states" you're using the language of quantum mechanics to talk about philosophy and now it's an uphill battle for me to take any of this seriously unless you're a physics PhD.
And also, all these attempts at defining free will just seem like people deciding what has free will (humans, usually, or primates, or maybe dolphins) and then trying to come up with a box to put that decision in. And then a couple centuries go by and science advances and now there are so many counterexamples that the box falls apart.
Maybe eventually we'll learn enough that we finally figure out the dimensions of the actual true box, but I doubt we'll get there this century...
Well that's just biochemistry, that would assign free will to to any sufficiently dense collection of biomass and sunlight
Why, that's what people are! The system also has to be organized , but you get my drift!
Now you're assigning free will to like, turbulence in fluid dynamics, or multi-body gravitational systems. Except when you talk about "predicting states" you're using the language of quantum mechanics to talk about philosophy and now it's an uphill battle for me to take any of this seriously unless you're a physics PhD.
Well, what's missing from those systems is any manner of sentience, but I suppose they *are* closer to it than say, a rock rolling down an inclined plane. As for the second note, I'm not sure the language is reserved to quantum mechanics either... and for the record i'll glibly say I'm actually a physics PhD dropout, technically :P
And also, all these attempts at defining free will just seem like people deciding what has free will (humans, usually, or primates, or maybe dolphins) and then trying to come up with a box to put that decision in. And then a couple centuries go by and science advances and now there are so many counterexamples that the box falls apart.
Indeed! Ultimately, we know how things with free will act, we know what categories to meaningfully include, and, much like with the evolving definition of "human", one can always find a plucked chicken to mess with it. Still, I don't particularly see why such definitions would be meaningless, or in what context.
I still don't find these points terribly convincing but this is good discussion thank u for giving me stuff to think about (or not, given that I am just a lump of hydrocarbons 👍)

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sorry to be brave on the internet but I think food labels should list every single ingredient and that there should be harsher penalties for mislabeling and deceptive labeling
Seconded.
The largest mass shooting in American history was a hate crime against gay people. Don’t ever forget that.
June 12, 2016. Putting a date on this for when it gets reblogged months from now by people who think the post is about something from 30, 40 years ago.
I am a survivor of the Pulse nightclub shooting, having grown up in Orlando and just turned 20 a month prior. If you didn’t know, there were several families who refused to claim the bodies of their relatives due to their sexuality. One family even had their relative’s name removed from the memorial. Murdered by the same hate with which their families reject them in both life and death.
Many, many people celebrated Pulse. We were told we deserved it. That it was God’s punishment for our sin of loving the same sex. We are sent messages like these I received in 2018:
We in the community often call the victim count 49+ to include the survivors who couldn’t live with the pain.
The event was never officially declared a hate crime or targeted homophobic attack and is rarely listed as one in databases.
At our vigils for those slaughtered, Extremist Christian groups showed up to protest, holding signs like this:
ID: Me kissing a woman I was casually seeing in front of an angry looking man with a “Sodomy is Sin” sign.
Please understand how much more than just a mass shooting this was. We are still to this day harassed and told we deserved it by some.
This year was the sixth anniversary. The first couple years I received dozens of messages checking in on me on 6/12. Year 5 got enough news coverage for people to think to reach out to me. This year it was my therapist, the woman I kissed in that photo, and a couple of other gun violence survivor friends. People are forgetting already.
With the 7 year anniversary <2 weeks away, I figured I’d reblog this