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[Henry Burke @burkehenryt]

It's a heavy subject, but I'd really encourage people to read this from my colleague Dorothy Slater, who spends her days working as a nurse in an oncology ward in Louisiana's cancer alley. Data centers are the latest addition to the miasma of pollution slowly killing her patients

[Chairman Birb Bernanke @Bonecondor]

This article is good, but it contains within it one of the most stunning quadrant graphs I've ever seen. Truly a pristine work of art.

[nlus @tecitodejazmin_]

Hagan esto con porotos/garbanzos/soja texturizada para versión veggie podes hacer en cantidades y dejar en el freezer, es de esas cosas que se van volviendo mas ricas con el correr de los días

[tingting @nisuinspector]

@cix_eria Wait do u have any tips for how to find such a compatible tutor 👀

[pbj @lemonadelol600]

THIS GIRL JUST GOT CAUGHT READING A LOVELY MEAL ON AIRRRR IM CRYIGNGGGG

[Philip Oldfield @SustainableTall]

This is quite wonderful!

A bird observatory in Scheelhoek Reserve, Netherlands

Constructed from a timber frame covered in thatch made from local harvested reeds

[rebekah @rebekah_e_s]

transfixed by the tiktok account of this laotian guy with a thick louisiana accent who was recently deported to laos, where he hasn't lived in decades

[𝔥𝔞𝔯𝔭𝔢𝔯, 𝔲 𝔯 𝔞 𝔠𝔥𝔲𝔲 𝔱𝔬 𝔪𝔢⛓ @yvespolastri]

the supreme

[🤝 @_Steve_Bennett]

Another great @NYCMayor infrastructure fix of low-hanging fruit. After years of failed, half-hearted attempts to fix the pooling issue on the Brooklyn Bridge bike lane, @NYC_DOT regraded the roadway and now it drains. Bon voyage Lakes Gutman, Ydanis, and Polly. cc @StreetsblogNYC

[The Paris Review @parisreview]

We at the Review mourn the loss of Annie Dillard (1945–2026). In celebration of her life and work, we’ve unlocked “For the Time Being,” Dillard's 1998 piece about the life of the French priest and scientist Pierre Teilhard de Chardin, from the archive. https://t.co/24GRqHR4iT

[𝗱𝗮𝗻𝗻𝘆🫧💚 @beyoncegarden]

THESE ALL EAT SO BAD OMFG😭???

[Nat Purser @NatPurser]

i’ve watched a lot of friends make unnecessarily costly decisions under the assumption that every element of one’s life must be a political expression — including:

staying in exploitative nonprofit jobs, forgoing kids bc of climate change guilt, hooking themselves up to an IV drip of political news when it makes them miserable, cutting off family with even slight political disagreements.

and i think very little of it redounds to any public benefit. it often impoverishes their life and by extension others’.

the most effective and resilient public interest advocates i know cut themselves and others a lot of slack, because life is hard enough.

[니니🎐 @thatsmypanini]

전에 중국칭구랑 회사 얘기하다가 같이 일하는 사람들은 좋은데 회사가 악덕이야ㅜㅜ 라고 하니까 "인질들이 착하다고 납치범들과 함께 있지 마"라고 함ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ

[Lee Harris @leee_harris]

In light of AI panic have been thinking about this great David Graeber essay, on the controversy among evolutionary biologists over whether animals can play, and whether humans evolved consciousness in order to lie
https://t.co/HMacjngQSg

[hotdogs water @pikwimin_]

making plans with a guy friend and he went "actually what if you just come over to my place"

[erin @erndromeda]

don’t talk to me while i’m eating carrots i’m not hearin a thing u say it’s so loud in here

[NYC DOT @NYC_DOT]

The bus shelter at Pitkin Ave. and Saratoga Ave. just got a bit cooler.

This shelter is the home of the city’s first ever heat resilient green roof — adorned with native plants to keep it cool during extreme heat.

New Yorkers who rely on the bus deserve comfortable shelters.

[metamorphosingwriter @christieee_08]

read the essay – write till you drop by Annie Dillard https://t.co/fuX3geNQAV

[Richard Warnica @richardwarnica]

I taught a few classes on the reported essay this year and the point I kept trying to make was that in an age of limitless photographic recreation your job as a writer isn't just to make readers see what you saw but to make them feel it. No one did that better than Dillard.