Lynn Eubank
@leubank.bsky.social
Interest in generative linguistics, history of photography, biomedical research, astrophysics, history (1930s), art criticism, critical history ... But really just an old fuddy-duddy occupying time with reading, photography, and travel.
An interesting one! #linguistics www.sciencemagazinedigital.org/sciencemagaz...
Science Magazine - The rise and fall of language diversity through the Holocene
There are ∼7500 languages signed and spoken in the world today (1, 2), and they have a wide range of grammatical structures, vocabularies, speech sounds, signs, and usage rules.
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Because cooked spaghetti isn't just hot spaghetti. www.sciencemagazinedigital.org/sciencemagaz...
Science Magazine - Genome in motion
The human genome is not a static list of instructions but a dynamic, three-dimensional structure that folds, loops, and reorganizes within the nucleus to control where and when genes are expressed.
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Even with a small sample, the study will make you wonder. www.medpagetoday.com/cardiology/g...
Blood Samples Mid-Heart Attack Found With Disproportionately More Microplastics
Small observational study does not prove that plastic particles cause STEMI, however
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It is worthwhile to seek the opinion of a doctor about Platner. www.medpagetoday.com/opinion/seco...
Opinion | Graham Platner's PTSD Is No Excuse for Sexual Misconduct
Mental health disorders do not absolve anyone of personal responsibility
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A somewhat macabre read, but still interesting. www.medpagetoday.com/opinion/work...
Opinion | Declaring Death Is Not So Simple
A recent case in Arizona brought this issue to the fore
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Really looking forward to the talk by Mamoru Saito on the 3rd! #linguistics artsandsciences.csuohio.edu/linguistics/...
Reflections: Foundations and Developments of Generative Grammar | Cleveland State University
Welcome to our online talk series! Syntactic theory in the generative framework has been developing for the past 70 years. It is time to write the history of our
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Looks pretty intetesting! crowcanyon.org/programs/the...
The Antiquities Act: The Rise of American Archaeology, Conservation Movements, and National Monuments - Crow Canyon Archaeological Center
Signed into law in 1906, the Antiquities Act authorizes presidents to declare national monuments on federal lands to protect landmarks, structures, and “objects of historic or scientific interest.” In...
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1970. William Schroeder, Allison Krause, Jeffrey Miller and Sandra Lee Scheuer. Nobody was brought to justice for their murdets.
What loss today at SCOTUS. The end of civil rights as we once knew them. We must turn out to vote in droves! This is now our only path forward.
What brings this story full circle is that Trump fired the attorney who requested precedence in the Zorro investigation in New Mexico. That attorney is the daughter of James Comey, whom Trump is now accusing of suggesting assassination with "86 47."
This really disturbs me about Bregman. A lot. #NewMexico www.santafenewmexican.com/news/electio...
Campaign finance reports reveal horse racing interests behind anti-Haaland PAC
At least three of its four deep-pocketed donors are linked to Sam Bregman, who previously served as chairman of the New Mexico Racing Commission.
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Dumb as rocks. people.com/dr-oz-says-t...
Dr. Oz Says Trump Argues That Diet Soda Is 'Good for Him' Because if It Kills Grass, It'll Kill Cancer Cells
President Donald Trump justifies his habit of drinking diet soda by claiming the beverage can prevent cancer, Dr. Mehmet Oz said during a podcast episode released on Monday, April 13
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Dhillon is (unfortunately) just what we have come to expect under Trump. open.substack.com/pub/robertre...
The truth about Harmeet Dhillon, Trump's likely pick for attorney general
She's now assistant AG for civil rights but is intent on reversing civil rights.
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