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victoria scott
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Juniper Blessing Nikon F6 | Kodak Ektachrome 100
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this account is ANTI-TELEOLOGICAL btw
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Jesse Locker
3 days ago
Laurent Pêcheux, Marchioness Margherita Sparapani Gentili Boccapadule in her natural history cabinet, 1777 (Museo di Roma, Palazzo Braschi)
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“So who sends people to Heaven or Hell? Nobody but themselves… They migrate toward a heavenly or hellish state because they are drawn to its way of life, and for no other reason.” - Swedenborg
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Nate O
3 days ago
With these sorts of cries of 'fascists are secretly gay', read Klaus Theweleit's Male Fantasies (vol. 2, p. 339) for a far more interesting interpretation: fascists replace sexual freedom and dismantling of social norms with the psychosexual compulsion to must do what is forbidden, but also obey
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mattie lubchansky
3 days ago
DID YOU KNOW IF YOU FIND A HORSESHOE CRAB THATS BEEN TAGGED BY THE FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE AND SUBMIT THE LOCATION YOU SAW IT USING THE FORM ON FWS DOT GOV SLASH CRABTAG THEY SEND YOU A BEAUTIFUL CRAB PIN
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Contrarian trannies being difficult for no reason 🙄
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9 days ago
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That’s because most cis people don’t seem to care if we are exterminated.
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Ramona Frankenstein
9 days ago
An arc of Swan Boy so good I have one of the strips tattooed on me
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A sailmaker for justice! His house on Lombard St has a blue plaque, but there’s no other commemoration of his efforts that I’m aware of in Philly
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10 days ago
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Kiev
10 days ago
Decided to make this a proper linocut
#art
#furryart
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Michael Lobel
11 days ago
Jacob Lawrence, "When It Is Warm the Parks Are Filled with People," 1943
learninglab.si.edu/resources/vi...
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Maddy B. Hare (evil mode)
11 days ago
this is really cool and interesting
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Jeremy Diamond ☕️
28 days ago
Don’t act like that’s unethical. If they can do the job you pay them for, you can change your friends’ lives. Your enemies are doing the same thing.
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@ratlimit
18 days ago
Trashy Knicks fan nicks Knicks can; gets canned, fined; Knicks can fine
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rich traditions
19 days ago
full pardons for anyone convicted in these nspm 7 convictions should be an express and mandatory part of any democratic platform
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Forever Louise Brooks
20 days ago
Viola Dana for Dangerous to Men (1920).
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If you’re unfamiliar with the Prarieland cases you’re going to be shocked at the severity of these sentences. Unambiguous political repression.
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21 days ago
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Matt Baume 🏳️🌈
22 days ago
For my latest video, I found this absolute masterpiece of a Clinton smear ad from 1995. Is this YOUR vision for a better America???
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caroline cash
23 days ago
Nancy 6/21/26
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Polly Mackenzie
23 days ago
My nine year old asked for a Rosetta Stone cake for his birthday
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Marine Biological Laboratory
24 days ago
Happy
#WorldHorseshoeCrabDay
! These spinning
#horseshoecrab
(Limulus polyphemus) embryos are developing inside their eggs, just weeks away from hatching. Despite their name, horseshoe crabs are closer relatives of spiders and scorpions than crustaceans.
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Sarah Archer
24 days ago
This statuette of a cat
@metmuseum.org
is from Late Period–Ptolemaic Period Egypt, ca. 664–30 BC, and likely represents the goddess Bastet. Fine Caturday to you 👀
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Peter Huestis
28 days ago
Also: I did a Nancy/Callista mashup:
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Nome
about 1 month ago
Given how many little "big animals on wheels" we've had from all over the world, I think the prehistoric equivalent of "Truck Kid" might be "Ox Kid." (Ukraine, Crete, Maharashtra, Anatolia)
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Carolina A. Miranda
about 1 month ago
Titian, "The Submersion of Pharoah's Army in the Red Sea," 1510-1520. Woodcut on paper. Art Institute of Chciago.
www.artic.edu/artworks/181...
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A new co-worker; he seems nice, and he’s trans! 🏳️⚧️ 🏳️⚧️ 🏳️⚧️ 😆 His name is the masculine version of mine 🏳️⚧️ 🏳️⚧️ 😭
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Rural Indexing Project
about 1 month ago
Water tower Gays, IL — Hope, ND
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gina
about 1 month ago
its funny that this is referencing a real passage, and also that when you read it... its true and history has borne it out as true
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Kate from Kharkiv
about 1 month ago
Birds in Donetsk are using fiber-optic drone wire to build their nests...
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Shannon Mattern
about 1 month ago
You can see Ligon’s “America” burnt into the table — an interesting thermal analogue to his smudged prints
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Jesse Locker
about 1 month ago
“Was ist Aura?” (What is Aura?), Walter Benjamin’s notes for The Work of Art in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction on San Pellegrino stationary, San Remo, c. 1935. (Walter Benjamin Archive, Akademie der Künste, Berlin)
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The complete lack of US coverage of HondurasGate has been crazy, even if they are deepfakes the discourse has been in El País and DW
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Why keep Quaker and remove Unitarian Universalism? How many Quakers are joining the military??
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about 1 month ago
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Cubbyhole! (Technically it was The Blue Whale during the Invasion, but that’s a once-a-year event)
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about 1 month ago
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Neil Flanagan 🧱🗃️
about 1 month ago
Something I never noticed: you can index the skew of the National Mall between the Grant Memorial (on axis) and the fountain in Olmsted’s perimeter wall for the Capitol (square to the midline of the facade)
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First person shooter video games aren’t inherently fascist, but Call of Duty is.
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Andrew Wasserman
about 2 months ago
Nancy Rubins’ Monochrome for Austin (2015), stainless steel and aluminum
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A quite interesting thread on copyright law:
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about 2 months ago
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Why is he attempting to de-escalate the crowd of concerned citizens utilizing 1st amendment rights? What about the secret police?
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about 2 months ago
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gregorg
about 2 months ago
Fabergé Cactus, c. 1900, from a surprisingly large collection of small Fabergé hardstone plants, selling in June 2026 at Christie's
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As a trans person working in youth sports, every child is Friend, whether they go to a Quaker school or not
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about 2 months ago
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I’d be more sympathetic to the LIRR union if more than 13% of members were women… because it wasn’t always that way
universityarchives.princeton.edu/2018/03/worl...
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World War II “Trainwomen” of the Long Island Railroad
In 1942, The Long Island Railroad (LIRR) took the unprecedented step of hiring women as engine cleaners. World War II’s labor shortages had opened new doors for women, especially in the transportat…
https://universityarchives.princeton.edu/2018/03/world-war-ii-trainwomen-of-the-long-island-railroad/
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Porky fig
about 2 months ago
Tom Brady of Finland
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Rose A. McCandless
about 2 months ago
A few highlights from the NY Antiquarian Book Fair a few weekends ago…
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Waddlin’ Daub
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Cara Giovanetti
2 months ago
Today I set out to understand how barnacle geese chicks, who launch themselves off of cliff faces hundreds of feet high within days of hatching, survive their extreme falls. Friends, I did not succeed. Let me tell you what I did find. 1/8 ⚛️🧪
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J Spider Hunter
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Lindsay Beyerstein
2 months ago
Quakers in their enormous communal nest
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