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“A delightful blend of pet pics, existential musings, and a sprinkle of Martian magic!” so says blueskyroast.com. I’m good with that. #ally

Schiff: "He waited until he became president. Why did he wait to bring this $10b lawsuit? He waited so he would have the power of the presidency to leverage the IRS and DOJ to make him more money!"

MS: One of your criticisms of Fauci is that he said one thing publicly, where he sort of downplayed the virus, & one thing privately, where he acknowledge its seriousness. President Trump did exact the same thing. Does Trump deserve the same level of scrutiny? RAND PAUL: *immediately changes topic*

A system where a handful of people start with everything and tell everyone else to "just work harder" isn't meritocracy. It's inequality dressed up as opportunity.

Note to all elected officials but especially Senators Cornyn and Tillis: stop pretending to care about things/principles you don’t actually care about. You are fooling no one and you just look pathetic.

🕊️ Histoire des plantes de la Guiane Françoise, rangées suivant la méthode sexuelle, avec plusieurs mémoires sur différens objets intéressans, relatifs à la culture & au commerce de la Guiane Françoise, & une notice des plantes de l'Isle-de-France ... Londres, P.F. Didot jeune, 1775. [Source]

Illustration of the Mahurea Palustris plant featuring a central stem with large, veined elliptical leaves and a cluster of detailed flowers and buds at the top. Surrounding the main image are numbered magnified botanical parts including flower petals, stamens, buds, and seed pods. The drawing is finely detailed in black ink on an aged paper background, framed by a thin border, with botanical annotations including the plate number “Pl. 222” at the top right. The style is typical of 18th-century botanical engravings, emphasizing structural clarity for scientific study.

“Whatever our degree of friends may be, we come more under their influence than we are aware.” Astronomer Maria Mitchell, born on this day in 1818, who paved the way for women in science, on friendship: www.themarginalian.org/2017/09/10/m...

Trailblazing Astronomer Maria Mitchell on How We Co-Create Each Other and Recreate Ourselves Through Friendship

“Whatever our degree of friends may be, we come more under their influence than we are aware.”

themarginalian.org