
Julia Wilde
@Julia_SCI
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love science. hate cilantro and white supremacy.
Joined August 2012
my therapist said “the expectation of optimization” was a type of OCD and I haven’t stopped thinking about it since.
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RT @RachelLeishman: guys i'm begging you to learn that this isn't what like 90% of the women I know who are attracted to men are looking fo….
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RT @JohnWake: Phoenix home prices did NOT skyrocket in 2021 because people bought a lot more homes to live in (primary residences). They ac….
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RT @lawindsor: If you are TLDR on the TaylorLorenz/Wired piece debate, this nails the problem pretty concisely. Journalists have been repo….
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RT @theashleyray: just buy secondhand leather. just buy secondhand. any piece of clothing you could want has already been made.
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Like right wing influencers were paid by literal Russian propagandists and we don’t talk about it anymore. And how else are the dems / liberals supposed to get messaging out?.
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If he was alive in the 1800s RFL jr would’ve been one of those doctors killing women in childbirth because he refused to wash his hands after an autopsy.
2.) RFK Jr has embraced an ethos in if you do all the right things, you won't get sick, and if you do, that's on you. He calls it "miasma theory" and he rejects "germ theory," as in, germs cause diseases.
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RT @DarrigoMelanie: The U.S. is getting left behind because Big Oil pays off our policymakers.
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and we wonder why we have a housing crisis.
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it still exists, you just have to actually look for it. it was at the Hollywood Bowl last night.
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RT @TVietor08: The Trump administration is killing off clinical trials for kids with brain cancer. This is what @SecKennedy and the MAHA cr….
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RT @luckytran: When a top CDC scientist resigns and cites eugenicist rhetoric from federal health agencies as a main reason, everyone shoul….
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You know why the humanities are important? The people making these decisions have clearly never read The Jungle.
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That is one of the most beautiful dresses I’ve ever seen.
Dior chose acetate satin in a ruby red for this particular 1947 dress in his Corolle line, that first bombshell collection that fashion editor Carmel Snow dubbed a ‘New Look’. It glistens in all of its yards of fabric cinched with a whiplash of black patent belt @NGVMelbourne
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