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My heart is 44 years old.
The United States is ~248 years old.
Humans first walked on 'N America' ~30,000 years ago.
Modern Homo sapiens are ~160,000 years old.
The Heart Nebula is ~14 MYA.
So are the algae we study :O
Earth is ~4.5 billion years old.
Sometimes perspective is part of resistance.
The United States is ~248 years old.
Humans first walked on 'N America' ~30,000 years ago.
Modern Homo sapiens are ~160,000 years old.
The Heart Nebula is ~14 MYA.
So are the algae we study :O
Earth is ~4.5 billion years old.
Sometimes perspective is part of resistance.
December 4, 2024 at 4:05 PM
My heart is 44 years old.
The United States is ~248 years old.
Humans first walked on 'N America' ~30,000 years ago.
Modern Homo sapiens are ~160,000 years old.
The Heart Nebula is ~14 MYA.
So are the algae we study :O
Earth is ~4.5 billion years old.
Sometimes perspective is part of resistance.
The United States is ~248 years old.
Humans first walked on 'N America' ~30,000 years ago.
Modern Homo sapiens are ~160,000 years old.
The Heart Nebula is ~14 MYA.
So are the algae we study :O
Earth is ~4.5 billion years old.
Sometimes perspective is part of resistance.
This quarter I have been auditing a colleague's course (Earth Process and Evolutionary History).
One of my biggest gains from the course (and some work we are doing) is an expanded view of time: human animals are so *very young* compared to other life on Earth, compared to the Earth itself.
One of my biggest gains from the course (and some work we are doing) is an expanded view of time: human animals are so *very young* compared to other life on Earth, compared to the Earth itself.
December 4, 2024 at 4:05 PM
This quarter I have been auditing a colleague's course (Earth Process and Evolutionary History).
One of my biggest gains from the course (and some work we are doing) is an expanded view of time: human animals are so *very young* compared to other life on Earth, compared to the Earth itself.
One of my biggest gains from the course (and some work we are doing) is an expanded view of time: human animals are so *very young* compared to other life on Earth, compared to the Earth itself.