Savannah Geary

@yourlocallibrary.bsky.social

They/Them. Science Communicator, Video Producer, Internet Creature. That one guy from SciShow with the pink glasses. https://beacons.ai/yourlocallibrary

i can take or leave most femme-coded language or honorifics in reference to myself, and i actively dislike a few of them. HOWEVER something about "lady" im like. yeah. yeah i'll keep that one im just some guy and im also just some lady

surprised this article had no mention of like... the knowledge in those old books being outdated? at least on the science end of things stuff moves fast and i feel like this could lead to people getting even more wrong answers??

Jason Koebler@jasonkoebler.bsky.social · 2w ago

“The world's best AI training data is sitting on a shelf. Books represent curated, peer-reviewed, domain-specific human knowledge, structured in a way no web crawl can replicate. Dense, edited, authoritative." www.404media.co/ai-companies...

at a recent speech therapy appointment they did the thing where they asked me to make connections between pictures of objects and let me tell you i have never in my life felt more autistic than in that moment

i've this little unhealthy-doubt voice in my brain that often says "how can i be 100% sure it's NOT this thing?" that keeps me very anxious about a ton of stuff that frankly is not worth being anxious over i think if i name that voice RFK it might make it easier to ignore

Gillian Branstetter@gbbranstetter.bsky.social · 3w ago

RFK Jr. asked the National Institute of Health to dedicate $5 billion (!) to finding a link between vaccines and autism. "That would have dedicated more than a tenth of the NIH’s annual budget to investigating a hypothesis already refuted by scientists worldwide."

sorry to vaguesky but I saw someone whose work has meant quite a bit to me personally sharing that their accomplishments affirm, for them, only their own feeling of uselessness. In empirical fact when we feel useless it is an illusory feeling. we have to Internalize and know this.

what i'd like to contribute to the ongoing masculinity discourse is that the truest sign of a fella's manfulness isn't his strength or his height or his successes with women. it's not about his job or how he dresses. it's about whether he has a cell-level desire to dig a big hole at the beach

Charles R. Knight was so great at granting his prehistoric animals a sense of life, but I'm also a huge fan of the landscapes that he put them in. They remind me of old paintings of the American West that attempted to blend the mythic and the knowable. It nurtures the subjects of the paleoart.

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i'm still doing research on the guy so i don't want to share who yet, but i may have stumbled onto someone who uses the aesthetics of the manosphere "self-improvement" chuds to like... give men advice they'd get at therapy. teach them empathy and self-compassion

because our teleprompter hates formatting at work we use /this/ to mean italics (aka "put emphasis on this word") and it would be such a useful shorthand to apply to other parts of my life (texts, this website) would love if we adopted this as a society tbqh