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Jane Goodall used her stature to advocate for one of the most important, yet most unpopular, causes in the world: Animal rights.

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The climate movement’s biggest weakness What the climate movement is getting dead wrong.

The most effective way to avert a climate change catastrophe: People in wealthier countries have to eat more plant-based foods and less red meat, poultry, and dairy.

despite our bullpen's best efforts, the Blue Jays have won

JAYSBROS

Aaron Boone went to the Delphic Oracle before the ALDS. The Oracle said, one big market team from the biggest city in the country will have a de facto bullpen game. Boone saw the Jays rotation for game 4 and said well it can't be us

mr krabs sitting on a bed, in a dimly lit room. he looks depressed. a bottle sits on the accent table off to the side

spongebob, me boy

sometimes i wonder: why even bother

I have a NFL+ tab or something but NFL is a sport i care less than MLB and NHL so it doesn't really matter.

I have a sports tab that was either added on here by default or that I somehow subscribed to and I used to hate it but somehow I pavlov'd it into giving me wrestling content and club football content

I wish bluesky had a proper algorithm because I see zero posts about the MLB postseason on my FYP

WE ARE UNSTOPPABLE

LETS GO BLUE JAYS

me tomorrow

Stephen Mulhall · Self-Interpreting Animals The philosophical anthropology of Romanticism naturally tends to give art a fundamental role in shaping the way we...

‘New linguistic articulations can reconfigure the way we make sense of our own feelings, thoughts and responses – our internalised self-interpretations.’

Stephen Mulhall on Charles Taylor’s new book: www.lrb.co.uk/the-paper/v4...

I don't really think Mullally has any discernible liturgical/theological affiliation, she seems fairly broad churchy, yeah. If there is anything to say about her, it'd be that she's "liberal", whatever that means.

All the tired debate about wokeness and progressivism in the CoE aside, Mullaly not discernibly being part of the exchange compact where the Church exchanges evangelical and Anglo-Catholic AoCs is the most interesting part to me.

The Far Edges of the Known World A revisionist history of the ancient world that shifts our focus from Athens and Rome to the long-ignored societies on the borders., The Far Edges of the Known World, Life Beyond the Borders of Ancien...

The Far Edges of the Known World is now available in North America! If you like ancient history, global history, reading about different cultures, or just fancy an escape - give it a look.

inexplicable how Tampa's favourite sport is hockey. Makes zero sense.

You should’ve never picked a fight with debate professional “Annie in LA”

Another nothingburger announcement from GAFCON, the kings of nothing ever happens.

Its unclear what relation her monetary value has with her aesthetic production.

New album

I fear Taylor Swift might actually be totally washed.

Paul Schrader making AI images of him welcoming Mishima to St Paul is crazy work

It sucks all the fun from the nomination of the Archbishop of Canterbury that the nominee knows who they are in advance; the CNC should turn up at their front door and surprise them with cameras so we get the reaction shots

the basic pitch of American fascism is telling Gen X that if they go along with killing all brown people, they get to be teenagers again

There's like multiple traditions within the Protestant branch, like Lutheranism, Reformed, Methodist, evangelical, etc. But no such thing as "Protestant" identity.

I mean I don't think there's anything to understand here, Protestantism isn't like Catholicism where we have a centralized vector of organization, we're by definition dispersed and pluralistic.