Science Diagrams that Look Like Shitposts January 17, 2020Īccording to Don Caldwell, editor in chief of Know Your Meme, this isn’t necessarily all that new. “I especially love the ‘no fear’ duck, that’s why it’s my pinned post.” “The shitpost diagrams are really funny,” he explains, while admitting he has no idea why they’re so funny. Both were created earlier this month, and both are skyrocketing in popularity. Meanwhile, the Facebook group from which he migrated boasts 200,000 members. Yet since creating a Twitter account dedicated to “ science diagrams that look like shitposts ,” the high school sophomore wields influence over 276,000 people. He hasn’t, though, published any papers on theoretical physics or offered a novel approach to combat climate change - in fact, he has little interest in science at all. But it’s taken Luke, a 15-year-old in Colorado, a month. It’s a new experience to down a couple cans and then still be able to head home with a clear head.It often takes decades of groundbreaking research to become renowned in a scientific field. It’s crisp, refreshing, and not at all heavy at 50 calories tossing a few in my backpack before heading to the beach has become part of my routine. Upside Dawn, their Golden Ale, has quickly emerged as my favorite. As research for the story I wrote on Athletic Brewing Company, I’ve also been regularly ordering from their site and tasting my way through their non-alcoholic offerings. I’ve been vacationing this week, which means enjoying my fair share of beer, cocktails, and wine.
“When you are weaving it is just you and the straw.” I always notice how photographers use darkness and light in their images, and scrolling peacefully through them, you can appreciate the patience, dedication, and stamina required to create even one hat.ĭRINK.// Athletic Brewing Company’s Upside Dawn Golden Ale “You cannot allow your mind to wander even for a second,” says Simón Espinal, a modest, soft-spoken man who is regarded by his peers as the greatest living weaver of Panama hats, possibly the greatest ever. LOOK.// This piece in the New York Times by Roff Smith gives a peek into the workshops of the finest Panama hat artisans in Ecuador. It’s a beautiful piece of writing, and Coates shares his life experiences, weaving in lessons and fears that are heartbreaking to name. But a very large number of Americans will do all they can to preserve the Dream.” Ta-Nehisi Coates’ Between the World and Me, written as a letter to his son, offers a framework to explain America’s idea of “race” and history, and ultimately to understand the present. READ.// “Very few Americans will directly proclaim that they are in favor of Black people being left to the streets.
Beer is Labor with East Brother Beer Co.Let Go or Get Dragged by Jerard Fagerberg.Ferments at Low Temps by Stephanie Byce.
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