JH
@jhemiptera.bsky.social
고생물학자. 팔레오아티스트. 우리나라 화석 곤충들을 주로 연구합니다.
Paleontologist mainly working on insect fossils. Paleoartist. Commissions opened.
Twitter -> https://x.com/JHemiptera
Paleontologist mainly working on insect fossils. Paleoartist. Commissions opened.
Twitter -> https://x.com/JHemiptera
I hope not to see him in conferences or events anymore
November 23, 2025 at 9:24 AM
I hope not to see him in conferences or events anymore
"I will see it later" and "I don't have to see it" are very different in many ways
November 18, 2025 at 12:59 AM
"I will see it later" and "I don't have to see it" are very different in many ways
When I asked him for take a look at my presentation about fossil insects from the Jinju Fm, he just walked away.
It is really upsetting moment. I know it is hard to make people being interested in a specific field which they are not interested in. but seriously, should he have done that?(2/2)
It is really upsetting moment. I know it is hard to make people being interested in a specific field which they are not interested in. but seriously, should he have done that?(2/2)
November 16, 2025 at 7:31 AM
When I asked him for take a look at my presentation about fossil insects from the Jinju Fm, he just walked away.
It is really upsetting moment. I know it is hard to make people being interested in a specific field which they are not interested in. but seriously, should he have done that?(2/2)
It is really upsetting moment. I know it is hard to make people being interested in a specific field which they are not interested in. but seriously, should he have done that?(2/2)
According to their logic, every people in the world is just a bodybuilder over 200 cm tall.
October 31, 2025 at 9:42 PM
According to their logic, every people in the world is just a bodybuilder over 200 cm tall.
Reposted by JH
For most participants, the real meaning of evidence-based analysis in peer-reviewed literature hasn't set in yet. Whether they're arguing for the "right" conclusion or not, their goal is to win an argument and defend their feelings and aesthetic preferences.
October 30, 2025 at 6:36 PM
For most participants, the real meaning of evidence-based analysis in peer-reviewed literature hasn't set in yet. Whether they're arguing for the "right" conclusion or not, their goal is to win an argument and defend their feelings and aesthetic preferences.