Going to take me a weirdly long time to get over this

“Corporate “customer service” is set up to not only shield those on the top of the ladder—execs, VPs, large shareholders—but pit low-wage workers against each other in an inherently antagonistic relationship marked by powerlessness and frustration.” thecolumn.substack.com/p/southwest-ai…

How the mixed-race mestizo myth warped science in Latin America nature.com/articles/d4158…

dear alcohol researchers, I summarized the 2021 NSDUH report so you don't have to go through the entire report for basic stats

one of the most influential things we did in grad school was spend an hour making a mentoring map. here's the one we used (from NCFDD) and doing it as a group of grad students also helped give us peer mentors that weren't just our friends 10/10 would highly recommend

Railroads lobbied for the right to carry hazardous & flammable materials on trains with Civil War-era braking systems, while slashing their workforces by 30%, leaving employees exhausted & rails understaffed... Fast forward to 2023, East Palestine, Ohio levernews.com/rail-companies…

Saying your country wouldn’t try to rob from a fictional Black country when the real-world history of Haiti is widely available is WILD.

NEW: Do you have thoughts about the current state of postdoctoral research training and career progression within the biomedical research enterprise? The NIH would like to hear from you. Submit your comments by April 14, 2023 💻bit.ly/3lDU2s0

Special issue of the week: @Psychopharm special issue on "conditioned determinants of reward seeking: a tribute to Dr. Nadia Chaudhri." The issue includes excellent reviews & research papers of former mentors, colleagues & students of Dr. Nadia Chaudhri link.springer.com/journal/213/vo…

NPR Science Desk Funny that in the interview you linked to James Watson didn't mention Rosalind Franklin. He did talk about the scientist whose work he stole at other times. Some quotes for your readers:

They added two sentences post-hoc at the end to mention Dr Franklin. Happy women’s history month

I couldn't donate blood today bc of low hemoglobin. As a consolation prize, they gave me this helpful handout about hemoglobin. I was very surprised that the American Red Cross claims normal hemoglobin levels are lower for healthy African Americans... 🧵

Friendly reminder that if you have thoughts about the current state of postdoctoral research training and career progression within the biomedical research enterprise, the NIH would like to hear from you by FRIDAY, April 14, 2023 📝💻bit.ly/3lDU2s0

“America is too big for rail” and yet we literally had it. Almost everything we advocate for is a restoration.

This is the original snake fight thesis defense article which inspired the fanfiction, in case anyone needs it mcsweeneys.net/articles/faq-t…

The actual horrors of AI are so mundane and familiar that we’re going to let them keep happening while we focus on fun imaginary evil genius robots

If you think Puerto Ricans being treated like foreigners in the U.S. is infuriating, wait until you hear about the 3+ million of them who are governed by a board they can’t elect. Oh & that board doesn’t owe them transparency, as ruled by the Supreme Court last week.

barbie’s wheelchair vs my actual wheelchair: a critical comparison aka the best twitter thread i will ever post strap in #Barbie

This is really happening, y'all: The state is literally arguing that since their BS abortion ban compromised a plaintiff's reproductive health, she no longer has standing to sue because she won't be affected by the law in the future. There is no hell hot enough for these people🔥