Brussels sprouts grow upright on a tough, woody stem. This picture is a partly mechanized harvest, but a crew of workers used machetes to cut off the stalks in the field, while another worker trims off the leaves as he feeds the stalks into the machine. It's grueling work especially when it is hot.

Near the end of S1 they had a challenge that was basically flipping ikea shelves over on the ground, and I’ve always wondered what would happen if they ran that earlier — because it broke the big guy who tried to do it

And then the show layers on an eagle cry each time!

Oh your team gives each other hi-fives? You don’t have a synchronized horseback archery team cheer? Ok, I guess

Here is Pavitra Sundar, in her essay "Listening with an Accent" on @aracelisxgirmay.bsky.social's "For Estefani", identifying curiosity as part of a new way of orienting to linguistic difference.

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Too much space between your earlobes and piercings?

Problematic gauge gap

Here is ‘curious’ framed as part of a counterstory to toxic masculinity

Here is @thevogelman.bsky.social identifying "curiosity" as a value to model in the classroom:

"In short, I’m trying to model what it is to be cautiously curious, to engage in reflective reconnaissance, and to share what I learn along the way."

theimportantwork.substack.com/p/the-transp...

A-Z Mysteries and Magic Treehouse

Here is @writerethink.bsky.social conceptualizing "curiosity" as a pedagogical approach (or maybe a goal?) within the writing classroom, and referencing some earlier lingcomm work from McCulloch

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Here is @cyn-k.bsky.social adopting the term "incuriosity" to describe a particular kind of writing

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