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Icytrees

@ Icytrees @sh.itjust.works

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Clinically depressed, chronically online,Socialist discordian statist for open science,Independent journalism and gay crime.

My Communities:

!Independent_Media@lemmy.today — Independent world journalism news feed.

!indy_news_canada@sh.itjust.works — Independent news from Canada.

!wildfeed@sh.itjust.works — Trash. Global, diverse news, reports, blogs and listicles.

!art_alchemist_guild@lemmy.today — Ask, share, learn and show off with the most DIY of artists.

!cool_rocks@lemmy.today — For cool rocks.

!everyday_socialism@lemmy.ml — For everyday socialism.

I keep making communities. Please help.

Other versions of me:

wren@lemmy.todaywoad@lemmy.ml

Former versions of me: (I don't check these accounts)

ceedoestrees@lemmy.worldicytrees@lemmy.todaytrash_goblin@piefed.zip

  • Behind the scenes: How user feedback is shaping ScienceDirect AI

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  • Did you read the article?

  • A therapy shortcut

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  • Even after waterloo he'd çtill have Nâpoléon's çtink fetish.

  • FDA’s ‘Conundrum’: What To Do With Approved Drugs That Fail Pivotal or Confirmatory Trials

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  • This is about bureaucracy and how structured trials can fail to reveal a drugs efficacy.

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    Conspiracy Tuesday

    Flat Earth, spirits and conspiracy theories – experience can shape even extraordinary beliefs

    theconversation.com /flat-earth-spirits-and-conspiracy-theories-experience-can-shape-even-extraordinary-beliefs-271145
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    FDA’s ‘Conundrum’: What To Do With Approved Drugs That Fail Pivotal or Confirmatory Trials

    www.biospace.com /fda/fdas-conundrum-what-to-do-with-approved-drugs-that-fail-pivotal-or-confirmatory-trials
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    MERCENARIES - A Video and Poster Campaign to Counter ICE Recruitment

    crimethinc.com /2025/12/10/mercenaries-a-video-and-poster-campaign-to-counter-ice-recruitment
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    Brussels to free up cash, target tourist flats in EU’s first-ever Affordable Housing Plan

    www.politico.eu /article/brussels-housing-affordable-dan-jorgensen-construction-eu-commission/
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    Seeds of Life: Reviving Maya Achi Agriculture in Guatemala

    foodfirst.org /partner-spotlights-qachu-aloom-nov/

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  • It's a magic mushroom.

  • Science Rule

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  • Upvoted for molar volume awareness.

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  • That's the nicest thing I've been called all week.

  • Boycott Loblaws & Empire!

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  • Sounds fantastic. Foraged mushrooms are the best. I feel the same way about going out for food unless it's something difficult or expensive to make on my own. That said, one of my favorite meals is a bowl of peas.

    I've sent city hall and my mp an obnoxious amount of e-mails about allowing urban chickens here. When they get their heads out of their asses and shut down the bylaw I'll have a coop built before the ink dries.

  • NYT Editors Gaslight Readers Over Paper’s Gaza Bias

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  • It's shitrag, yeah.

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  • Long story. Short version is: I was testing colour changes on ammonia-based dye and accidentally mixed them all together in the same container at the end. I still have the container. It's still bubbling.

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  • Actual thing.

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  • That would be neat to see how the comic strip community defines a debate.

    If anyone sees this and feels like answering, how would you define a debate?

    Anyway, anyone can call someone an asshole, for sure. I didn't call you call you an asshole, I said it wasn't a cool, because one of the community rules is to be polite.

  • Mysterious pandemic is wiping out sea urchins worldwide

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  • That's good to hear, I'm moving back eventually and can't wait to kayak up the coast again

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  • Did you not respond to me in a new thread to like... continue this debate? Almost like art can trigger strong emotions.

    And here I was trying to be polite, following one of the rules of the comic strips community.

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  • I will. My dick-breathing dragon prints are a top seller with judge-judy tarot coming in a close second. People like being mildly offended, just look at these comments.

    Good luck, truly. The world needs artists. I only downvoted you after you called our friend there an asshole, which I didn't think was cool, otherwise I enjoyed our debate.

    Edit: Pig was about raising people to be disempowered by shielding them from negativity, and how it does them a disservice. I struggle to find a strong allusion to class struggle, since the primary theme is the danger of being naive.

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  • I felt this. I used to go kayak-camping up north of Vancouver every summer where I kept noticing fewer starfish. At first they were hundreds everywhere, then I'd be lucky to see a dozen or so on the whole trip. Sucks because it was so cool seeing purple starfish all over the rocks.

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  • You can't? Have you tried?

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  • I like to think I work with the full gamut.

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  • Are you trying positive reinforcement with my Internet etiquette? It doesn't work great when you do it with affective contempt.

    I thought you were being ironic when you said you know art can evoke emotions but you were mad about the specific emotions this art evokes.

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  • Astounding they got 1800 anime fans to agree that quickly, maybe they're onto something.