Fantastic minimalist embroidery portraits of musicians, writers, and artists https://t.co/7QmToNs5Kt
— Root Simple (@rootsimple) May 3, 2019
Why are monks and gardening so hot right now? – https://t.co/ojOTCDe3zD
— Anne Fletcher (@OrtaGardens) May 3, 2019
How to Memorize an Entire Chapter from "Moby Dick": The Art and Science of Remembering Everything https://t.co/tSyRZNpEsa via @openculture
— Root Simple (@rootsimple) May 3, 2019
Just learned that I received a grant for which my cat accidentally clicked 'submit' while I was out walking the dog
Mochi now has a higher grant hit-rate than I do and will be submitting all of my applications until further notice
Here she is looking unimpressed: pic.twitter.com/Sd7NcKu4g6
— Jessica Schleider (@JSchleiderPhD) May 2, 2019
Because of electric cars and smart tech, we are hitting peak copper and the industry is “working feverishly to develop new mines” which are carbon intensive and toxic. Episode 375 in why electric cars won’t save us. https://t.co/p3PIPV58Sj
— Lloyd Alter (@lloydalter) May 3, 2019
Strange codes from the International Statistical Classification of Diseases and Related Health Problems https://t.co/BZ6NsDMYEd
— Root Simple (@rootsimple) May 3, 2019
Morning dew settles on tomato plants. 🍅 Tip: Don’t touch tomato plants while wet. It increases chances of disease. #gardeningtips #growtomatoes pic.twitter.com/6qyL3hDD5d
— Gardenerd (@gardenerd1) May 2, 2019
While the question of whether we are truly alone in the universe remains unanswered, this is certainly a bat, eating watermelon. pic.twitter.com/7LApFHJi7e
— Paul Bronks (@SlenderSherbet) May 1, 2019
History of CNC Machining, Part 1: by @bantamtools https://t.co/VOoS6W0bXT
— Root Simple (@rootsimple) April 30, 2019
“the system was being abused by those in the youth bracket who were using Uber at $3 to go to Starbucks… then go back to school or meet their friends.”
Abusing their city's transit system by (checks notes) paying their fare and riding it.https://t.co/pD7DgDfXAw
— Martha Lauren (@NQRW) May 4, 2019
When Brussels started making its main boulevards car-free, people complained the plan was just displacing pollution to areas with cars.
So city leaders pedestrianized even more major streets. https://t.co/v6HMuX0zt5
— Alissa Walker (@awalkerinLA) May 4, 2019
— Cursed Architecture (@CursedArchitect) May 3, 2019
How do machine metaphors shape our understanding of reality? New #TeamHuman monologue:https://t.co/qwhZ0QBzIV
— douglas rushkoff (@rushkoff) May 3, 2019
“I want to look like I was attacked by a Velociraptor.” – America shopping for jeans.
— George Hahn (@georgehahn) May 3, 2019
“I think it’s a good thing for climate messengers to ‘walk the talk,’" climate scientist @ClimateHuman told @BuzzFeedNews. "It makes the message much more effective.” https://t.co/TQdOwaqknc
— Zahra Hirji (@Zhirji28) April 28, 2019
Weed fabric is terrible for plants and soil and nature and….. But in this example don't just settle for wood mulch, put in more plants! https://t.co/6ss5RXrgJv
— Benjamin Vogt (@BRVogt) April 28, 2019
"We have to continue organizing against unfair labor practices in architecture… We have to continue organizing outside of architecture, joining in fights for a $15 minimum wage and free public college… we also have to make noise—every day, together." https://t.co/3q1r0gt7Tj
— The Architecture Lobby (@Arch_Lobby) April 28, 2019
Attention K-Mart Shoppers https://t.co/FN5fPqGVZT via @internetarchive
— Root Simple (@rootsimple) April 29, 2019
Well … @GallicaBnF @laBnF Français 328 f. 10r pic.twitter.com/n9SiTepPhW
— Melibeus (@melibeus1) April 29, 2019