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Okay But WHY Romeo & Juliet AS STOMACH BACTERIA?

Because I’ve been philosophising. Because a friend I know is super into astrology, and it got me thinking. Assume my stomach bacteria are conscious; yes, their lifespan is tiny compared to ours, but ours is tiny on a universal scale here, so bear with me. Assume they are conscious. *I* know that I am conscious, […]

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Pins Of The Week: Bilingual Whales, Human Kindness, Christmas Beetles, Dirk Gently & Puns

It’s Friday! And that means my top pins of the week – or at least, it means a handful of pins I’ve randomly selected out of the probable-hundreds I’ve stress-pinned this week :’D With no further ado, this week’s selection, for your perusing pleasure <3 (Some of them are cut off in the gallery below

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Whoa No Way, Books Are Good For Kids!

Whoa, I’m, like, so shocked: new study ‘reveals’ that growing up with a large* home library results in significantly improved literacy, numeracy, and digital communication skills! 😱😱 No way!! 📚📚📚 https://www.smithsonianmag.com/…/growing-surrounded-books…/… * “Average” = 80 books in the house, large = ‘more than that’, with numbers over 350 not having any further discernible impact. (Curious:

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GIANT PUPPIES

A random compilation of giant puppydogs for your personal edification, because when do puppies NOT make everything better? 🙂 What have you found this week on the web? Read more:A Song By A Very Talented Young LadyWell THAT Was A Mistake, or, How To Conquer Perfectionism With 3-2-1Anxiety I (A Patreon Poem)

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