Living the Sci Life
The Life & Times of Ryan J. Haupt.
Gentleman scientist, paleodetective and future time-traveler.
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.@beatricebiology joins us to talk about comics, biology, & more on ep 171 - Beatrice Walks The Plank!
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Photo reblogged from I don't want to enter a title but tumblr makes me.
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Photo reblogged from Brews, Books, Etc.
Josh’s book Maine Beer: Brewing in Vacationland is out today! Muppet arms for Josh!
Click here to order a signed copy, get custom beer recs, and more.
It’s true!
A great stocking stuffer.
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Human beings, who are almost unique in having the ability to learn from the experience of others, are also remarkable for their apparent disinclination to do so.Douglas Adams; British writer, humorist and dramatist (as if you didn’t already know)
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I’ve been thinking about this. It’s kind of the perfect refutation of the face on Mars. Even though the human face appears to morph, it’s still easily identifed as a face no matter the angle, whereas the Mars face only works with one light angle and low resolution.
Thoughts?
(via Watch A Face Morph Eerily With Nothing But Lighting Shifts | Gizmodo Australia)
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A pretty good list of 15 things to think about as you grow in your academic career. Ironically, the people I want to send this to the most are the people likely to appreciate it the least.
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Episode 170 - Story Time
00:00:00 – Erin Barker and Ben Lillie of The Story Colliderlive show and podcast join Patrick and…
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Photoset reblogged from A little coup d'état, if you know what I mean
Boogeymen - part of a series of eerie stereoviews - dated 1923 (Via)
These are insane-mazing.
Wtf? “God Bless Our Home.”
Yep, reiterating the WTF part.
Pretty sure that top one is a sloth. These are not OK.
