Miriam Kopels

Bio Anthropologist | interested in biocultural approaches to resource scarcity, health, and disease

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🖱Interesting children's adventure bookLila smiled, putting together a bouquet of daisies. “Daisies are for resilience, for hope,” she said. “Your grandma will love them. And maybe you can take a selfie with her and the daisies—something to remember this moment.”

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🧃The best view comes after the hardest climb.All small sacrifices you make for your future self will feel deeply rewarding once you hit milestones you once thought unreachable. Short-term comfort fades away, but long-term personal fulfillment stays permanent.

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☁Philosophical life ideas book on the tableTemporary discomfort fades rapidly, yet regret from inaction lasts decades. Choose the growth-focused hard path instead of empty safe stagnation that brings no long-term inner fulfillment or joy.

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🥒Back yoga Yoga, addedSteady, compassionate care surges up inside me when you’re sleep-deprived and worn thin, a nurturing urge born from boundless selfless loving emotion.

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@SCCulturalRes @bartholomew_ted Hi, I’m planning to apply for student travel. Is there a form I have to fill out or just a few paragraphs explaining abstract and budget? Thanks

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For my bioarch people at there!

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@BiologicalAnth I’m a conference newbie so here’s my makeshift AABA tote. Does the job 😂#AABA2022

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Ready to present our research @RouletteCasey #AABA2022

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Waiting to board! See you in Denver #AABA2022

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Just picked up the published copy of my thesis. Graduate degree completed @RouletteCasey @SDSU @anthrosdsu

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Here is poster of a talk my former @anthrosdsu grad student, Miriam Kopels, is presenting at the @BiologicalAnth conference later this month. It details results of our pilot project looking at perceived extrinsic mortality, food security, and distress among college students