That is a fun fact, thank you.

Top tier entertainment. Might have to watch it for the umpteenth time next after subjecting @wifeguy.org to Sense & Sensibility in preparation for tomorrow's book club. Enjoy!

Thank you for bringing attention to this. Flagging for you that another scientist @jenna-m-norton.bsky.social has also been placed on leave for speaking out at NIH
www.nytimes.com/2025/11/13/u...

In that photo, my colleague is trying to guess which one it is!

Looking forward to your talk tonight at the opening plenary!

Also, a hat tip to the Minneapolis airport where I had my layover, which had gorgeous murals in their restrooms!

I'm sorry, that's awful. We send our PTSD sympathy condolences. It's no joke.

I don't know what we're supporting here, but I have a list and thus assume there's overlap in this Venn Diagram.

It's pretty clear Ann Radcliffe and I have similar values when it comes to what makes you a bad person.

My formative memory of Citizen Kane was watching it for the first time with my mom, who was trying to introduce me to high cinema, the night of the OJ Simpson case chase. They will be forever linked in my mind, unfortunately.

Thank you, I loved this. Wonderful Friday night palate cleanse! And utterly charming.

I would not be surprised if the NSF ADVANCE program had funded research on this, though I'm having a difficult time finding the right search terms to get at that with a quick perusal.

If you are an alum of:

Vanderbilt
UVA
UT Austin
U of Southern California
Dartmouth
Brown
MIT
U Penn
U Arizona

Your alma mater is RIGHT NOW weighing the costs and benefits of giving up its independence and abandoning academic freedom. SPEAK UP NOW:

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