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  • RT @arstechnica: Fidgeting constantly as you work from home? A desk bike might be your new best friend. trib.al/RVZtR5v

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  • RT @openculture: Émile-Antoine Bayard’s Vivid Illustrations of Jules Verne’s “Around the Moon” The First Serious Works of Space Art (1870)…

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  • RT @biorxivpreprint: Structure and influence in an interconnected world: neurocomputational mechanism of real-time distributed learning on…

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  • At first a symptom, now a cause. twitter.com/rpyers/status/…

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  • RT @jtoy: Neurons are fickle. Electric fields are more reliable for information. Study suggests that electric fields may represent informat…

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  • RT @bostonraremaps: A very cool magnetic-geographic game by Leon Saussine #mapporn #cartography #maps #oldmaps #raremaps #education #game…

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  • RT @Kasparov63: As Truman and the other architects of the Cold War understood, credibility in deterrence means not having to use force. If…

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  • @ibogost You should make these NFTs. (I’ll take 10% of all proceeds as a licensing fee for use of this concept. {Thank you, my work here is done…})

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  • @marshallk Data from here (unless I’m reading the chart wrong) data.worldbank.org/indicator/EN.A…

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  • @marshallk No. Just observing that population is / has changed very rapidly, vs. per capita carbon staying constant in the same time window. Shows overlapping dynamics can play out in unexpected ways.

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