I feel like ALDIs could make the perfect backdrop for a cheeky contemporary romance

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Why does the AAA call for panels happen at the worst part of the worst semester? Is this some sort of weeding out process?

OK, so now even National Institute of Health are saying it directly: 'Taken together, the investigators write, these findings suggest that SARS-CoV-2 infection damages the CD8+ T cell response, an effect akin to that observed in earlier studies showing long-term..

I’m working with experts at my job now and the wildest thing about the COVID research coming out is there’s not even a debate that of course it’s damaging to get this disease. It’s not like some ppl are finding “yeah ppl should be totally fine after getting it ten times”

All hail Rick Astley, the patron saint of April Fool’s Day.

Oh dear, now I have to listen to an audiobook narrator mispronounce “Gemma” for the next 12 hours.

Okay, I’m completely hung up on the fact that an audiobook narrator is mispronouncing TWO different lead female characters’ names in TWO different books. Is there a total lack of audio editing for books? Is he so confident he’s like “eh, this is close enough. No one will notice.”

He’s a 10, but he steeps your black tea for like 15 minutes

An owl in its natural habitat—a university campus

This semester has been a comedy of errors without the comedy.

The Jane Austin character I most closely identify with is Mr. Palmer in Sense and Sensibility, who just wanted everyone to stfu so he could read.

Did not realize that the LOTR character that best prepared me for motherhood was Grima Wormtongue

Is it possible to have a spirit instrument?

Welp, it’s been fun watching the dumpster fire, but it’s time to back away slowly for now. I’ll miss you all, so find me on @[email protected] or @anthroclh.bsky.social

Hey #publichealth, #anthrotwitter, and other #Medical folks, does anyone know of an up-to-date source for #coronavirus trivia? Or anyone who has used a #COVID trivia game in class?

👻 “What a society calls a ghost is really reflective more of the society than it is necessarily the entity itself,” said CSGS Northeastern Prof. Fadeke Castor 🇹🇹💜🇳🇬 for a Northeastern Global News story. Read additional comments from anthropology Prof. Carie Little Hersh: news.northeastern.edu/2023/10/23/gho…

I can cross “Interviewed About Ghosts as a Cultural Phenomenon” off my list. Article includes spookily blurred portrait of me. (Or am I naturally out of focus…?)