Peter Drake, he/him, LFHCfS 🔥 @peterdrake@social.cleverlibre.org

#Numenera
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RT @NightExcision
I recently learned that volcano snails exist. Their shells are made of iron and they live around hydrothermal vents that can reach up to 750 degrees Fahrenheit.
https://twitter.com/NightExcision/status/1358522719529172992

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RT @shouldhaveaduck
I can’t stop watching this
https://twitter.com/shouldhaveaduck/status/1358931366864318464

A smol dog appears.

RT @EthanEwe
Centrifuge squirrel at 2000rpm for 5mins

RT @qrs
The domestic robot's LIDAR has detected a portal into the mirror universe.

RT @CuteAnimaIVines
Real definition of Caterpillar

RT @sastoudt
Really appreciating @defilippovale's advice for when to say "no" (and also when to say "yes" even if it feels like a "maybe"). #Outlier2021

RT @WholesomeMeme

RT @profannieoakley
I turned my art history students loose with a make-your-own-Bayeux Tapestry app.

RT @JillKrajewski
when it should've been an email

RT @MelMitchell1
Tired: Self-driving cars

Wired: Self-walking dogs

h/t @ChemistryCayk

RT @es_aion

RT @CuteAnimaIVines
he crashed his bike

RT @JSheltzer
In a blinded name-swap experiment, black female high school students were significantly less likely to be recommended for AP Calculus compared to other students with identical academic credentials. Important new paper from @DaniaFrancis:

https://www.smith.edu/sites/default/files/media/Francis_Counselors_BEJEAP_0.pdf

If I keep my hand in long enough do I get a prize?
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RT @OldGitsnDragons
It's in the box...
https://twitter.com/OldGitsnDragons/status/1357073851235110917

After these Amazon recommendations, I'm sort of afraid to look at my own search history.

Am I ... supposed to use the back scratcher to retrieve stray hairs that fell down the cyberboots?

RT @citycyclops

RT @CitationsPod
which is your favorite euphemism for “stealing”

RT @onlmaps
A lego map of Middle-Earth. http://dlvr.it/RrsLK4

RT @MathematicsUCL
The Cistercian monks invented a numbering system in the 13th century which meant that any number from 1 to 9999 could be written using a single symbol