Popped round Smith Street Community Farm, helped pull out spent broccoli 🥦
Left the ones with heads, if they had side shoots stripped those off, gave the stalks and leaves for the chooks and geese. Reducing waste AMAP
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If you're in Linwood or nearby #Ōtautahi #Christchurch burbs, volunteers always welcome!
#CommunityGardens #WeTakeCareOfUs #GrowFoodNotLawns
Chat, are... are we normies now?
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#cape : a piece or point of land, extending beyond the adjacent coast into the sea or a lake
- French: cap
- German: der Umhang
- Italian: mantello
- Portuguese: capa
- Spanish: cabo
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I wrote a piece about how we learn racism. It’s complicated. But if we acknowledge it instead of running, we can unlearn and do better.
“Most white people struggle with the idea that systemic racism even exists, or that we are personally responsible for fueling it. It stings when you consciously see yourself as an ally, and then find yourself labeled an oppressor. It’s highly uncomfortable. So people avoid it.”
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Any physicists around who can help me understand something?
How should I picture neutrinos in a QFT context? If particles are ripples in their field, and we can detect only a teeny-tiny fraction of neutrinos, what does that say about their field? Is it somehow quiet, and only ripples when we make a chance detection of a neutrino? Is it constantly rippling, but so noisily we can hardly ever detect a signal in it?
Or have I got this all wrong?
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Dear Patreon subscribers,
For All Mankind is 5 years old today, and to celebrate, here's a list of all the spaceships, with concept art. 👌
The more time passes in this alternative timeline, the more impressive the machines become.
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