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PhD in superbugs, now with an MD. Migrating to better platforms whilst Twtter burns! Let's reconnect šŸ’‰šŸ’‰šŸ’‰šŸ’‰ #GoWhales
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This is from an OMA document about some of the tragic stories being reported because of this now almost month long home care supply crisis Absolutely heartbreaking- if ever youā€™re going to step up Sylvia Jones, now is the time. We all matter or none of us do. thespec.com/news/hamilton-ā€¦

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If you're a refugee from the bad place, here's a tool to help you find your old Twitter followers over here.

Sky Follower Bridge - Chrome Web Store
Sky Follower Bridge - Chrome Web Store

Instantly find and follow the same users from your Twitter follows on Bluesky.

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Bluesky is funny because I canā€™t recall any other platform where its growth is explicitly tied to the collective hate for one person.

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cdrhbiscuitiii.bsky.social

Time to become more active here and deactivate Twitter

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Within the next 6 months, half the global human population will be facing water shortages. Thatā€™s over 4 billion people facing water scarcity during 2025. This is from Bloomberg - not from an alarmist eco-communist website.

The Coming Global Fight to Secure Water
The Coming Global Fight to Secure Water

With half of the worldā€™s population facing water scarcity, The Future with Hannah Fry explores how technology may be used to reverse an increasingly dire spiral.

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Dick Cheney says hello.

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LIbreakify.bsky.social

There is obviously human-to-human transmission happening. "The number of people who were in contact with the hospitalized bird flu patient in Missouri and developed symptoms is now up to three, officials said."

Missouri health worker who had contact with bird flu patient develops symptoms, US officials report
Missouri health worker who had contact with bird flu patient develops symptoms, US officials report

A second Missouri healthcare worker who had contact with a hospitalized patient infected with bird flu developed mild respiratory symptoms but was not tested for the virus, U.S. officials said on Friday.

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cdrhbiscuitiii.bsky.social
@cdrhbiscuitiii.bsky.social
PhD in superbugs, now with an MD. Migrating to better platforms whilst Twtter burns! Let's reconnect šŸ’‰šŸ’‰šŸ’‰šŸ’‰ #GoWhales
129 followers137 following29 posts