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Scott McGrath @smcgrath.phd · 03/08/2023

Interesting case of accused data manipulation in scientific papers 🧪

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Jules 🦋 @julesk.me · 20/07/2023

Good Morning beautiful! Remember today that the journey through life is all about making progress, not chasing perfection. Celebrate every little step forward! Have a great day ☀️

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Finding Joy @randomjoy.bsky.social · 12/07/2023

John Green explains how Johnson & Johnson’s drug-resistant tuberculosis patent is about to expire, but they waited several years to submit a secondary related patent. This means life saving tb meds will not be available as generic risking 6 million lives.

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Finding Joy @randomjoy.bsky.social · 05/07/2023

It’s Disability Pride Month and we all have the opportunity to make Bluesky accessible! Change your settings to require alt-text on images!

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Finding Joy @randomjoy.bsky.social · 04/07/2023

A vibrant sunset to end the day! It is never too late to find a bit of joy! Credit: CharlesCodyPhotography on Instagram (he sells prints!)

Sunset at the beach. Photograph of the beach, ocean, and sky at sunset in bright purple and pink hues.

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The Queen @thequeen.bsky.social · 03/07/2023

Goooood Morning Bluesky! Gearing up for a wacky week. Let’s spread some joy this week! ☀️✨☀️✨☀️✨☀️

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Finding Joy @randomjoy.bsky.social · 02/07/2023

A blue sky to brighten Bluesky! Credit: astrailor_jp on Instagram

Picture captured from the ground looking up. Blue sky, white clouds, and bright pink, purple, yellow, orange, wildflowers.

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Jules 🦋 @julesk.me · 01/07/2023

Good morning lovelies! Reminder: Relaxation is not just about taking a break or leisure activities—it's a vital part of self-care and overall well-being. It allows us to recharge our minds and bodies replenishing the energy we need to navigate life's challenges with grace and resilience.❤️☺️

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🎃🧛🏾Vita Ahhhh-yala👻🙀 @definitelyvita.bsky.social · 30/06/2023

Things are hard, and scary, and infuriating. What is one small thing that brings you comfort or joy? Quoteskeet with your answer (wherr it is texy, a link, a picture, whatever)!

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Scott Jarkoff @scott.jarkoff.com · 29/06/2023

Cycling is a passion delivering me joy and revitalization. However, life sometimes presents unexpected obstacles impeding my two-wheeled adventures. No matter the reason, the absence of cycling leaves me with a bittersweet mixture of guilt & longing saiklr.com/blog/rain-rest-and-refle…

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Rain, Rest, and Reflection

Life sometimes presents unexpected obstacles impeding my two-wheeled adventures. In the past couple of days, the morning rain and my demanding work schedule converged, causing a temporary hiatus in my...

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Finding Joy @randomjoy.bsky.social · 29/06/2023

🧪 Everyone should care about the Harvard Business Professor’s research fraud 🧵 TLDR If you have ever worked or interacted with a business, chances are that a decision-maker went to business school. When business leaders are taught incorrect information, their employees, communities & society suffer

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Finding Joy @randomjoy.bsky.social · 29/06/2023

It has been a rough day. It’s easy to give into despair and feel defeated. And it’s in these moments when I need joy the most. My smallest act of defiance is to gift myself a moment to lose myself to joy. Nothing helps me more than music. This piece, to me, feels like happiness persevering!

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Brandy Schillace @bschillace.brandyschillace.com · 29/06/2023

I wrote: Finding Joy in the Garden— My first experience of gardening was a lesson in scarcity and sustenance. Returning to it years later, as an adult with a connective tissue disorder, I would also discover the joy. www.eater.com/23763380/joy-of-garde…

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Finding Joy in the Garden

My first experience of gardening was a lesson in scarcity and sustenance. Returning to it years later, as an adult with a connective tissue disorder, I would also discover the joy.

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Dr. Lucky Tran @luckytran.com · 28/06/2023

This! Especially looking at you, fellow scientists and healthcare professionals. We need to be doing much less gatekeeping, and far more listening to and amplifying the people who are most impacted. (Art by @liberaljane linktr.ee/liberaljane)

Digital illustration of a large group of disabled people of different ethnicities, ages, sizes, and genders wearing face masks. Among the crowd are service and emotional support animals. There’s two smaller protest signs that read, ‘I shouldn’t lose benefits when I get married.’ And ‘ban subminimum wage’ the main sign reads, ‘disabled people are expert of their own lives and know what they need.’

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winston @winston.cc · 28/06/2023

2023 is kind of a shit show but having read Ross Gay's Inciting Joy, I have a newfound appreciation for how joy pops up in the midst of the shit. he reads the intro here and it's so so fucking good

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Inciting Joy with author Ross Gay

In these gorgeously written and timely pieces, prize-winning poet and author Ross Gay considers the joy we incite when we care for each other, especially dur...

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Pier'ce @princedede.bsky.social · 28/06/2023

There is no greater joy nor greater reward than to make a fundamental difference in someone's life. Mary Rose McGeady

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Josephine beckbook.com Riesman @josie.zone · 28/06/2023

The great joy/curse that humankind granted itself is our ability to see historical context. We can conceptualize the distant past and predict the far future. We can see that we are on a spinning planet in constant turmoil. It is a source of cosmic bliss, but it also drives us completely nuts

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Finding Joy @randomjoy.bsky.social · 27/06/2023

🧪 Sharing a learning resource: If you treat, care for, write, or think about Long COVID and ME/CFS, I highly recommend joining this monthly learning webinar discussing latest findings and treatments. People with lived experience are welcome too!

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ECHO Program on Long COVID Treatments and Fatiguing Illness Recovery

Family Health Centers of San Diego, the ECHO Institute, University of Washington and University of Colorado have collaborated to provide a CDC-funded monthly learning session. The aim of the webinar-s...

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Josh Boykin @wallstormer.blacksky.app · 27/06/2023

The human spirit can be incredibly resilient. We can create joy and awe in moments of terror and pain. So many moments like that in early pandemic: places where we stepped up and surprised each other. Places where we let each other down, too. Trying to remember this in this phase of COVID too.

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Erika Hall @erikahall.bsky.social · 26/06/2023

This weekend I was at a Pride dance party with people of all ages and some kids. Kids love Pride. Rainbows, glitter, so many flags! And adults of all genders and orientations dressing up, demonstrating love, and experiencing joy. People looking out for each other. That is very good for kids to see.

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Finding Joy @randomjoy.bsky.social · 26/06/2023

🧪 The social science world is having a tough moment with Francesca Gino, a Harvard dishonesty scholar, being accused of data fraud. As more is revealed, let's not forget to extend kindness and compassion to her 148 co-authors who were not involved and now have to navigate this mess.

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[109] Data Falsificada (Part 1): "Clusterfake" - Data Colada

This is the introduction to a four-part series of posts detailing evidence of fraud in four academic papers co-authored by Harvard Business School Professor Francesca Gino. In 2021, we and a team of a...

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Finding Joy @randomjoy.bsky.social · 26/06/2023

It's the middle of the day! Time to unclench your jaw, relax your shoulders, and take a deep breath. Find joy in something around you: a soothing sound, a soft texture, a calming smell, or a beautiful image. Here is a one minute guided meditation that can help!

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One minute guided meditation

Take time to slow down...deep breathing and guided meditation will relieve stress in the body and mind.

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Finding Joy @randomjoy.bsky.social · 24/06/2023

Hello @danirabaiotti.bsky.social! What is your process to be added to the What's Science feed? I would love to share more social science content here! Thanks!!

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Jules 🦋 @julesk.me · 23/06/2023

Wishing you a gentle and soothing morning, my friends. May this Friday be a reminder to prioritize self-care and recharge your spirit. Take time to nurture your well-being, embrace moments of stillness, and know that you are worthy of love and kindness. 💚

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Boo-tros Boo-tros Ghoulish @dlbowman76.com · 22/06/2023

Art is an act of friendship. We make it because we have to, we share it because we can. With luck, it gives a measure of joy to others. That's why we're all here. The world is a bit shit, and we can use our talents to make life slightly nicer for everyone.

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Finding Joy @randomjoy.bsky.social · 22/06/2023

Lovely thread on the power of words! It’s important to be intentional with our words and compassionate in our actions with ourselves and interactions with others.

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Finding Joy @randomjoy.bsky.social · 22/06/2023

Joyscrolling! Best term for my experience here so far! Joy is contagious!

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Stand.earth @stand.earth · 21/06/2023

Today, on #NationalIndigenousPeoplesDay in so-called Canada, we’re celebrating Indigenous joy, culture and resistance in all of its expressions.

Teal background. Text reads “9 Indigenous Organizations, Collectives and Initiatives You Should Know for Indigenous Peoples Day” Arrow icon in top right corner.

Teal background. Text reads “Indigenous Climate Action” “An Indigenous-led organization guided by a diverse group of Indigenous knowledge keepers, water protectors and land defenders from communities and regions across the country. “We believe that Indigenous Peoples’ rights and knowledge systems are critical to developing solutions to the climate crisis and achieving climate justice.”” Arrow icon in top right corner.

Teal background. Text reads “Indigenous Leadership Initiative” “Also known as Guardians, this initiative helps Indigenous Nations honor the responsibility to care for lands and waters. They serve as the “eyes and ears” on traditional territories.” Arrow icon in top right corner.

Teal background. Text reads “Native Women’s Association of Canada” “An aggregate of Indigenous women’s organizations from across the country, NWAC was founded on a collective goal to enhance, promote, and foster social, economic, cultural, and political well-being of Indigenous WG2STGD+ People in their respective communities and Canadian societies.” Arrow icon in top right corner.

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the deeliciousplum 🌺📚 @deeliciousplum.com · 21/06/2023

Love the sounds of a Hammond organ. Couple those sounds with a beautiful voice and, well, all of me melts! Sorry fort posting music vids. Music's my joy. As for what can be called a posting culture, I'm not at all profound nor a master satirist. I'll leave that to those who are. Explorer am I. 🌸

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H.E.R. - For Anyone (Official Video)

H.E.R. - Debut Album 'Back Of My Mind' // Out Now!Stream/Download: https://smarturl.it/BackOfMyMind Subscribe to H.E.R.'s channel for more official content /...

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Adam P Knave @adampknave.com · 21/06/2023

Remember the rule: Shared pain is lessened; shared joy, increased.

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Finding Joy @randomjoy.bsky.social · 21/06/2023

According to a study, viewing online cat videos and/or photos can result in a significant increase in positive emotions such as hope, happiness, and contentment. Today I found joy getting to see this cute photo of Darwin! Image: A black cat peeking through green foliage

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Brandy Schillace @bschillace.brandyschillace.com · 20/06/2023

Finding Joy in the Garden: My first experience of gardening was a lesson in scarcity and sustenance. Returning to it years later, as an adult with a connective tissue disorder, I would also discover the joy. #Disability www.eater.com/23763380/joy-of-garde…

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Finding Joy @randomjoy.bsky.social · 20/06/2023

Some days are tough and it can be hard to find joy. That’s when I focus on just one small positive thing. Today, I noticed my plant was growing a new leaf! So grateful for this little plant doing its plant thing gently reminding me that life is wondrous and resilient!

Closeup image of Aglaonema plant, also known as Chinese Evergreen, showing new growth.

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Stand.earth @stand.earth · 18/06/2023

This #Juneteenth, we celebrate Black joy and uplift Black creators who bring us joy.

White background. Text reads “This Juneteenth weekend, a lot of people will go over the harm that has been inflicted on Black people for generations. We will be making space to purposefully disrupt the narrative of Black folks only being represented in the media as suffering. Today, we celebrate Black joy and highlight Black creators whom we strongly suggest you check out this weekend!” Arrow icon in top right corner.

Teal background. Text reads “Alexis Nikole Nelson” “Known on social media as @blackforager, Nelson posts about foraging: the practice of gathering food. She identifies foraging as a way to connect with African American and Indigenous food traditions that marginalized people were discouraged and/or were actively prevented from accessing.” Black and white photo of Alexis Nikole Nelson in bottom right corner. Text at top right corner reads “Photo: Tim Johnson/Columbus Monthly Magazine” Arrow icon in top right corner.

Teal background. Text reads “Donovan Taylor Hall” “Known on social media as @donofriend, Taylor Hall is a youth life coach who teaches a class on skills like coping with stress and anxiety and the importance of gratitude and self-love. Taylor Hall also works as a motivational speaker in schools to talk about the importance of being their own best friend.” Black and white photo of Donovan Taylor Hall in bottom right corner. Text in top right corner reads “Photo: Dorean Raye Photography CC 2019” Arrow icon in top right corner.

Teal background. Text reads “Nakia Smith” “Known on Tiktok as @ItsCharmay, Smith uses her platform to educate people about Black American Sign Language (BASL). Smith comes from a four-generation family of people who are deaf and utilizes her own experience to educate hearing people on the deaf community on the variations between traditional American Sign Language (ASL) and BASL.” Black and white photo of Nakia Smith in bottom right corner. Text in top right corner “Photo: Twitter/@realcaunsia” Arrow icon in top right corner.

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Regina Walton @reginawalton.bsky.social · 18/06/2023

This one is on a different sort of canvas. I got two of these canvases from a friend today. I found an image to try to recreate. It’s not as good as the first one I did earlier, but I’m going to fiddle with it later to see if I can turn it around. It just might avoid my fail collection.

A painting of white, coral, and burgundy flowers on a blended background of grape taffy, pale blue, coral, burgundy, brown, and white background.

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labelsonhumans @labelsonhumans.bsky.social · 18/06/2023

Last year I started a collaborative art project called Revolutionary Happiness. Its about many things and its become an annual attempt to share space rather than obliterate each others art. I'll post the works soon. You can read about it here labelsonhumans.co.uk/revolutionary-…

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Finding Joy @randomjoy.bsky.social · 18/06/2023

I’m so grateful for the people who capture images of places in the world I may never see in person. This image awakened my sense of wonder and it brought me joy! Credit: u/autpops She sells prints: autumnschrock.com

Bright, full moon and a the Aurora Borealis turn the sky green and purple over a lake flanked by snowy mountains in Norway

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