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Bryan White, MS Bio, MPH 🧬 @crvscience.com · 29/09/2026

It’s election season and Elon Musk is sporting an MC of 100

A calculation of how cooked Elon Musk is.

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Bryan White, MS Bio, MPH 🧬 @crvscience.com · 05/09/2026

That is not dead which can eternal lie, and through strange aeons even death may die.

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Bryan White, MS Bio, MPH 🧬 @crvscience.com · 25/08/2026

Notes on the Observer (from The Observer: Chapter 1: The Void)

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Bryan White, MS Bio, MPH 🧬 @crvscience.com · 19/08/2026

Laboratory Notebook pg. 7 What I see is a bright blue gemstone surrounded by a golden encasing. The stone emanates purple tendrils of energy - whipping about in all directions. … 1/2

A full-page pencil sketch in a notebook showing the complete drawing of the arcane artifact. The central geometric stone, with its intricate circle and star design, is revealed to be resting atop a sturdy, columnar pillar. The dark, sprawling, branch-like appendages are fully visible, aggressively reaching out across the entirely of the page to grasp at any vestige of power. The chaotic, organic energy of the branches starkly contrasts with the precise, rigid diamond frame drawn faintly behind the structure.

A close-up pencil sketch of a mystical, arcane artifact. At the center is a geometric "stone" structured as a diamond, enclosing a circle and a sharply faceted eight-pointed star. Dark, organic, root-like tendrils erupt from behind the stone, reaching outward in all directions as if actively channeling power and grasping for energy in this world. Rigid, straight lines form a faint, larger diamond frame in the background, contrasting with the wild, sprawling tendrils.

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Bryan White, MS Bio, MPH 🧬 @crvscience.com · 16/08/2026

“Don’t Feed the Wildlife” - Laboratory Notebook pg. 6 🌱 🪴 🐡 #sciart #plantart #venusflytrap #sciencenoir #gothichorror

Genetically modified Venus flytraps eating a finger

Notes on genetically modified Venus flytraps

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Bryan White, MS Bio, MPH 🧬 @crvscience.com · 12/08/2026

Well they say if you can’t give something away for free, that’s a bad sign. I guess this the opposite of a bad sign.

Kindle eBook orders - promotional sales.

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Bryan White, MS Bio, MPH 🧬 @crvscience.com · 11/08/2026

This looks like a random doodle but it has some scientific significance. For efficient (see: stable) replicators to evolve, there must be some phase where protocells form (blobs) that then outcompete the less stable, “unshielded”, single molecular replicators.

Scientific sketch of primordial ooze mixed with “blobs” (protocells) and naked RNA/DNA’s - single molecule replicators.

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Bryan White, MS Bio, MPH 🧬 @crvscience.com · 11/08/2026

3. www.amazon.com/dp/B0HCYP88H5 - full anthology (330 pgs), art/writing + evolution/info theory research journal.

A short book of Art poems stories and other assorted works on life

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Bryan White, MS Bio, MPH 🧬 @crvscience.com · 11/08/2026

All 3 books are on Kindle promotion (free) for most of the rest of the week. 1. www.amazon.com/dp/B0HDHHVZBQ - 80 pgs. Art/writing anthology.

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Bryan White, MS Bio, MPH 🧬 @crvscience.com · 09/08/2026

Alright, 3 books up. I’m out of juice and so is my Apple Pencil ✏️. Let us take a moment of silence for this fallen soldier.

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Bryan White, MS Bio, MPH 🧬 @crvscience.com · 06/08/2026

The Observer: Chapter 5 Accretion 4.6 billion years ago…

And so was the Earth born, and it’s daughter, the Moon.

Luna, the Observer thought, was a good name.

A great grandchild perhaps of theirs. Someone to visit later when its surface had cooled once again.

And for a time, peace reigned in the system of Sol - the Solar System.

A family born in darkness,
bonded in fire,
cooled in the icy entropy of space.

And the Observer saw that it was good.

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Bryan White, MS Bio, MPH 🧬 @crvscience.com · 05/08/2026

Well the book appears to be propagating through Amazon’s servers starting with Kindle. Kindle version is on Kindle Unlimited, so it’s free if you have that. If you do buy the eBook itself, in theory it comes with the DRM-free PDF. www.amazon.com/dp/B0HCYP88H5

“A Short Book of Art, Poems, Stories, and Other Assorted Works on Life” Kindle eBook

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Bryan White, MS Bio, MPH 🧬 @crvscience.com · 05/08/2026

Currently waiting while Amazon deliberates my fate. Apparently first time publishers can take up to 10 days to get approved.

Amazon KDP review screen for my book “A Short Book of Art, Poems, and Other Assorted Works on Life”

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Bryan White, MS Bio, MPH 🧬 @crvscience.com · 28/07/2026

Force fields, bonds, and the alphabet of life.

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Bryan White, MS Bio, MPH 🧬 @crvscience.com · 28/07/2026

Modified animal cell for carbon nanotube production (6/28/2007).

Science notes describing a modified animal cell that produces carbon nanotubes.

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Bryan White, MS Bio, MPH 🧬 @crvscience.com · 24/07/2026

Lan Su Chinese Gardens - Lotus Festival (Portland, OR). 🪷🐲🎏⛲️🎋 #Garden #WaterLilies #Lily #Architecture #DragonFly #KoiPond #LotusFestival

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Bryan White, MS Bio, MPH 🧬 @crvscience.com · 18/07/2026

A new day turns and the tides reset again. Ants gain mastery over evolution, rise up, and begin to make use of antibiotics. Meanwhile, humans invent a new type of potato chip. And somewhere in the world, a cat gains sentience, and decides it’s better, just to stay a cat.

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Bryan White, MS Bio, MPH 🧬 @crvscience.com · 18/07/2026

“Haplotype Cluster” #SciArt 🐡 #Sketching #Art #Pencil #Drawing 🖊️ ✏️ ✍🏻 🖼️ 🧪 🧬

A graphical representation of a haplotype cluster drawn in pencil

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Bryan White, MS Bio, MPH 🧬 @crvscience.com · 14/07/2026

Deconstructing the Science Journal for prep in scanning and publication. #SciArt #SciComm #Evolution #Biology #LabNotebook 🐡 🧪

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Bryan White, MS Bio, MPH 🧬 @crvscience.com · 22/06/2026

There’s a fungus among us - and assorted moss & ferns. 🌱 (Also didn’t realize Bluesky’s max image uploads got bumped up) #mycology #moss #ferns #fungus #lichen #photography

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Bryan White, MS Bio, MPH 🧬 @crvscience.com · 18/06/2026

Watched this little guy munch grass down by a (the) lake for a bit. Looked pretty happy but also pretty eager to get back in the water and cool off. Thought it was a beaver at first but when it got on land I resolved as nutria. . . 🐀🦫 #rodents #mammalia #nutria #riverrat #myocastor #photography

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Bryan White, MS Bio, MPH 🧬 @crvscience.com · 18/06/2026

Screwworm case stats/map www.aphis.usda.gov/animals/anim...

An infographic dashboard from the USDA titled "New World Screwworm Confirmed Detections." The blue header states the data is as of June 17, 2026, with the last reported animal detection on June 12, 2026, and that data is updated daily by 6 PM (ET). Below, under the heading "Outbreak Situation Last 30 Days," it displays 12 Total Animal Cases. This is broken down into 12 Domestic Cases (9 Active, 3 Inactive) and 0 Wildlife & Feral Cases (0 Active, 0 Inactive). Below this, "Fly Trap Detections" shows a count of 0. A footnote at the bottom reads, "Note: Only wild flies are reported. A detection means at least one wild fly was found in trap."

A map graphic titled "Map of Counties with Detections Last 30 Days." Dropdowns at the top indicate the time period is set to "Last 30 Days" and the selected type is "(All)." A legend below the dropdowns defines County Status: "Active" is orange, "Inactive" is light blue, and "Fly Trap Detection" is grey. The map shows the southwestern United States and Mexico. In New Mexico, one county in the southeast corner is highlighted in light blue (Inactive). In Texas, a dispersed cluster of counties in the central and southern regions are highlighted, with several in orange (Active) and one in light blue (Inactive).

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Bryan White, MS Bio, MPH 🧬 @crvscience.com · 22/03/2026

The Apple Pen does work. “The Hoatzin” - 2026 #sciart 🐡 #birds 🦉

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Bryan White, MS Bio, MPH 🧬 @crvscience.com · 13/03/2026

Bottom left - extreme heat Middle - extreme wind + fire risk Top - extreme winter weather

National Weather Service forecast map with weather warnings 3/13/26

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Bryan White, MS Bio, MPH 🧬 @crvscience.com · 25/01/2026

Anyone know a good weather site better than Weather[dot]com, whose interface isn't a steaming pile of poo and ads? I already have wunderground but looking for a more "every person's" site.

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Bryan White, MS Bio, MPH 🧬 @crvscience.com · 23/01/2026

Remember kids, don’t eat raw milk: “The milk from the previously infected cow was not processed for human consumption. However, the virus generally becomes inactive when the milk is pasteurized, and the milk from this farm is only used for pasteurized products.“ www.melkvee.nl/artikel/1447... 🧪🛟

Dutch to English translation:

Bird flu antibodies found in dairy cow
January 23, 2026

A dairy cow in Northeast Friesland must have been infected with bird flu. Antibodies to the virus were found in the animal's blood.

The Ministry of Agriculture, Nature and Food Quality (LVVN) reports that no evidence has been found that the avian influenza virus is circulating among the farm's dairy cows. There are also no signs of avian influenza at other dairy farms.

Cats
The NVWA received a report on December 24th about two sick cats. One of those cats tested positive for avian influenza and died on December 26th. The other cat tested negative and has fully recovered.

Because the infected cat came from a dairy farm, the NVWA also screened the dairy cattle on that farm; this happened on January 15th. The cows showed no symptoms at that time. Milk samples were taken from several cows, and the bulk milk was also sampled. These samples were sent to Wageningen Bioveterinary Research for analysis, but the virus was not found. This means that no virus was present in the dairy cattle on the farm at that time.

Antibodies
However, antibodies against the virus were found in one of the samples. This means that the cow from which the sample came had been infected with the virus at some point. The ministry reports that this cow had suffered from mastitis and respiratory problems in December. These are symptoms that can occur with infection with the avian influenza virus. By the time the sample was taken from the cow, she had recovered.

New sample collections
Following the positive antibody test result, the NVWA (Netherlands Food and Consumer Product Safety Authority) revisited the farm yesterday, January 22nd. They took blood and milk samples from all cattle present, and a new bulk milk sample was also taken.
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Bryan White, MS Bio, MPH 🧬 @crvscience.com · 15/01/2026

Interesting trend over time (Google Trends). Blue = Martin Luther King Jr. Red = Civil Rights Looks like MLK very clearly peaks on his day each year, with a growing "lag" effect for civil rights, followed by a little continued bump for a few months from Feb-May, followed by a drop back to neutral.

5 years Google search terms trends, noting interesting correlation/lag effect between MLK day and the "Civil Rights" search term.
Blue = Martin Luther King Jr.
Red = Civil Rights

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Bryan White, MS Bio, MPH 🧬 @crvscience.com · 26/12/2025

Just had a dream whilst napping that Iron Man was replaced by a smaller Iron Man. Not a younger Iron Man, but a smaller Tony Stark with a bobble head proportioned mask. The new Iron Man was called Grasshopper. Human brain is a wild thing.

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