PhD candidate at Dalhousie University, studying genome evolution in microbial eukaryotes. Views expressed are solely my own.

Joined February 2017
Nothing to see here, just my drawer of emotional support successful hybridizations
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Broke: hematite ring to absorb negative energy Woke: ferrite ring to suppress radio frequency interference
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Palestine is not Hamas
Useful idiots marching in support of Hamas.Ignoring that Iran,Hamas’s sponsors,annually publicly hangs gay Iranians & that Hamas brutally terrorises anyone known to be gay & favours their killing. You would risk death & certain imprisonment & beatings in Gaza with that banner.
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Something something molecular clock
What opinion about Dating will have you like this?
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1. I get the impression the authors don’t understand biology 2. I get the impression the authors don’t understand selection 3. There are quite a lot of words in there and most of them don’t mean anything
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Does anyone have any tricks for handling/Southern blotting 0.3% agarose gels without them falling apart on sight?
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Might’ve been the crimes that did that
Rudy says he is suing Joe Biden because he ruined his life by destroying his reputation: “I had a multi-million dollar consulting business, law practice, radio show, and all of them got cut to almost nothing. He owes me a lot of money.”
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Just wondering, are hostile, toxic, or abusive households good for kids?
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Morgan Colp retweeted
In today's #vatniksoup, I'll introduce a South African-American(!) businessman and social media figure, Elon Musk (@elonmusk). He's best-known for being the wealthiest man in the world, running Tesla Inc., SpaceX & Twitter, and for parroting Kremlin's propaganda narratives. 1/24
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Even spicier take: how something evolved is far more interesting than either
Spicy evolutionary biologist take: why something evolved is minimally interesting compared to what it does. Evolution will always exploit accidental side effects when it can
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Regardless of the motivation, sleep is arguably the single most important factor in cognitive and physical performance
Replying to @ValaAfshar
I hate this. They're basically turning napping from something relaxing to something that is a mandated part of a productive working day. Taking the joy out of all the good things in life, one by one.
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Physical and psychological abuse and irreparable brain damage are totally the best
This generation really was the best. Dudes were absolutely murdering people on the gridiron. Hazing was alive and well. Bull-in-the-ring was legal in youth football. You were conditioned and coached to have the mindset of separating people from consciousness. Guys did whatever it took to win and there wasn’t any social media to vocalize how barbaric it all was. The sprit of competition was at its peak.
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“Trans people bad because imagine if they did this horrible thing that a cis person *actually* did”
just wondering how y’all manage to make literally EVERYTHING about trans people
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There’s nothing the right loves more than being mad about situations they invented in their head
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Morgan Colp retweeted
the far more poignant thing was said by him: j’ai quitté mon pays à cause de vous (i left my country because of you)
This Muslim sister is standing up against LGBT activists who are trying to indoctrinate children with the LGBT ideology at schools in Canada. She is heard saying: "My daughter is a girl, my son is a boy"
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It’s just a type 3 secretion system
German Blitzkrieg "lightning war" tactic explained in 2D animation. Blitzkrieg, a term of German origin meaning "lightning war," served as a military strategy and tactical method employed by the Germans during World War II. This approach was characterized by swift and coordinated offensives with the goal of surprising and swiftly overpowering the enemy before they could mount an effective response. Notably, Blitzkrieg tactics found success in the early stages of the war, evident in campaigns such as the invasion of Poland (1939), the invasion of France (1940), and the initial phases of Operation Barbarossa, the invasion of the Soviet Union (1941). These campaigns highlighted the tactic's efficiency in securing rapid territorial gains. However, as the conflict progressed, the Allies adapted and developed countermeasures to counter Blitzkrieg tactics, leading to a transformation in the nature of the war.
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That’s some nice misogyny you’ve got there
Is this still true? Two-thirds of Canadian women would cast their ballot for @theJagmeetSingh or @JustinTrudeau. The susceptibility of the wilfully blind to the blandishments of preening narcissists... Moderated by age: older women can see through the camouflage. nationalpost.com/news/canada…
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