Justin Blumenstiel
@bdelloid.bsky.social
Evolution, Genomics, Genetics, Epigenetics, Transposons, Small RNAs, Meiosis, Politics, Music, Kansas....AND DROSOPHILA!!!
Freaked out ribosome and DNA truther doing my own research.
"We are our own reviewers" - Alejandro Montenegro
Freaked out ribosome and DNA truther doing my own research.
"We are our own reviewers" - Alejandro Montenegro
Reposted by Justin Blumenstiel
nature is healing, the average senator should think of the average rep as a pissant and the average house rep should go to sleep dreaming about tasting that senator’s blood
November 20, 2025 at 3:05 AM
nature is healing, the average senator should think of the average rep as a pissant and the average house rep should go to sleep dreaming about tasting that senator’s blood
I am mostly angry, when I think of the world forced upon these generations, as if they they were ducks being gavaged, so that some fucking asshole tech people can make a buck.
But when you put your way, it just makes me terribly, terribly sad.
But when you put your way, it just makes me terribly, terribly sad.
November 19, 2025 at 7:37 PM
I am mostly angry, when I think of the world forced upon these generations, as if they they were ducks being gavaged, so that some fucking asshole tech people can make a buck.
But when you put your way, it just makes me terribly, terribly sad.
But when you put your way, it just makes me terribly, terribly sad.
Reposted by Justin Blumenstiel
Things the microbiota was supposed to cure but did not: obesity, diabetes, autism, depression, IBS, cancer immunotherapy failure. FMT or probiotics did not deliver. The whole thing rested on the meaningless idea of “dysbiosis”.
November 19, 2025 at 3:03 PM
Things the microbiota was supposed to cure but did not: obesity, diabetes, autism, depression, IBS, cancer immunotherapy failure. FMT or probiotics did not deliver. The whole thing rested on the meaningless idea of “dysbiosis”.
My translation:
The case, which Nachmanoff excellently directed the parties to consider, permits the indictment to be dismissed without prejudice is based on a test about what the grand jury actually found. That’s what we probably will be looking at.
The case, which Nachmanoff excellently directed the parties to consider, permits the indictment to be dismissed without prejudice is based on a test about what the grand jury actually found. That’s what we probably will be looking at.
November 19, 2025 at 5:50 PM
My translation:
The case, which Nachmanoff excellently directed the parties to consider, permits the indictment to be dismissed without prejudice is based on a test about what the grand jury actually found. That’s what we probably will be looking at.
The case, which Nachmanoff excellently directed the parties to consider, permits the indictment to be dismissed without prejudice is based on a test about what the grand jury actually found. That’s what we probably will be looking at.
Following up on @leslietalbot.bsky.social Is there double jeopardy for indictments???
November 19, 2025 at 5:36 PM
Following up on @leslietalbot.bsky.social Is there double jeopardy for indictments???
Hah - I guess it was obvious to more than one person! LOL.
November 19, 2025 at 5:33 PM
Hah - I guess it was obvious to more than one person! LOL.
I'll see you in Valhalla.
November 19, 2025 at 5:24 PM
I'll see you in Valhalla.
I still don't know why people don't realize, if we were doing something differently years ago, we should just go back to that. I am specifically thinking of computers in school. And in elementary, go back to the three R's. But for some reason, everyone says this solution is too simplistic.
November 19, 2025 at 2:03 PM
I still don't know why people don't realize, if we were doing something differently years ago, we should just go back to that. I am specifically thinking of computers in school. And in elementary, go back to the three R's. But for some reason, everyone says this solution is too simplistic.