I once heard a great science presentation using sweet potato genetics to make a timeline of Polynesian island inhabitance and it blew my mind. And since then, there is genetic evidence of S American indigenous DNA in some Polynesian populations.
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MyceliumNetwork@lemmy.zipto
A Boring Dystopia@lemmy.world•Are natural resources really a blessing?
2·28 days agoYes! It was the first series I read after grad school and I went on a bender. Didn’t hurt we had nearly the whole series on ebook through my dad’s torrent shenanigans 25 years ago
It is also just…an old person’s name right now.
I had a black student named Adolf, in the US. He’d be mid 30s by now. I wonder if his mom was African instead of the more common African American who’s grsndparents were part of the migration from the aouth to upper midwest.
Brb, gonna do a line of mouse shit
MyceliumNetwork@lemmy.zipto
politics @lemmy.world•Senate Iran War Powers Resolution Falls Short by One Vote—Thanks to John Fetterman
182·1 month agoThat sounds…too likely😭
MyceliumNetwork@lemmy.zipto
A Boring Dystopia@lemmy.world•Are natural resources really a blessing?
3·1 month agoI enjoyed the series! It starts out like a fantasy because dragons. But then it turns out to be sci fi because the planet is populated by colonist humans who got there on a ship generations ago. It was picked because there weren’t enough resources that capitaliam was interested, so an intentional community settled in to get away from all that. But it went off the rails.
MyceliumNetwork@lemmy.zipto
A Boring Dystopia@lemmy.world•The Killing of Trans Man Lucas RedBeard Knapp in Rural New Mexico Teaches Us About Visibility
1·1 month agoYeah, if they knew who he was and where he lived, those assholes probably already hated him for everything and then got angry and riled up and shot him.
What a tragedy, sounds like he was doing so much important work for his community.
MyceliumNetwork@lemmy.zipto
A Boring Dystopia@lemmy.world•Are natural resources really a blessing?
3·1 month agoThis reminds me of the old book series Pern. But I don’t know if I should spoiler a 50 year old series.
MyceliumNetwork@lemmy.zipto
Science Fiction@lemmy.world•Any good aspirational post-apocalyptic fiction about rebuilding society?
0·2 months agoA classic oldie would be Starhawk’s Fifth Sacred Thing.
Eta-this is also a favorite genre of mine!


Or the fact that people are idiots and a large % only vote every 4 years