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Same haha. Here’s to a new streak 🥂

Yeah I was a little bummed but it’s ok. On to a getting an even longer streak!

That median always has campaign signs for the right wing candidates (which I don’t think is legal since it’s a median) so between that and the sheer weirdness of the sign I assume the reason behind the sign is extra stupid.

@theurbanist.org @typewriteralley.bsky.social @qagggy.bsky.social @ericacbarnett.bsky.social

Taking you guys because these are the only accounts I could think of that I follow who are in Seattle and may know or know someone who may know.

What definition did you get? Because I got "slum" and I feel like you got… not that.

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RIP to my 122 day streak.

As the daughter of a science professor I had access to so many fun microscopes and I credit it with instilling a curiosity in the world around me.

My BFF’s son isn’t even 1 yet but bookmarking this for the future!

As a former future marine biologist I am so excited to enter for a chance to observe actual shark research ! This is soooo cool.

My long time Republican bureaucrat uncle who has worked under all recent republican prez admins and was just appointed to an undersecretary role in the State Department by the Trump admin LOVES to cook. Think I will buy him some Penzey’s spices for Christmas…

I would argue that science, math, medicine etc often require a creative approach and those who have a well rounded background that includes the arts and social sciences are more likely to be comfortable thinking ‘outside the box’.

Moments like these are a fine argument against elimination of the arts to focus on STEM. A strong education is a well rounded education and the liberal arts model is effective because what you encounter in, say, Comp Lit can impact how you approach a problem in Engineering and vice versa.