katie loves disability studies
@katie.thegreensteins.net
they/she | 📍DC & Boston | future disability historian, current disabled MA student (public history) | DnD player, kn95 wearer, orca lover | opinions are mine
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"It's impossible to tell definitively if someone is using AI!"
—Someone who has never contemplated the plagiarism-detection mechanism of, for instance, asking a student what a word they used in their paper means.
—Someone who has never contemplated the plagiarism-detection mechanism of, for instance, asking a student what a word they used in their paper means.
November 29, 2025 at 6:43 PM
"It's impossible to tell definitively if someone is using AI!"
—Someone who has never contemplated the plagiarism-detection mechanism of, for instance, asking a student what a word they used in their paper means.
—Someone who has never contemplated the plagiarism-detection mechanism of, for instance, asking a student what a word they used in their paper means.
I love YOU! the feeling is so mutual 🩷 I'm so glad we met all those years ago now 🥰
March 11, 2025 at 6:26 PM
I love YOU! the feeling is so mutual 🩷 I'm so glad we met all those years ago now 🥰
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95% of rare diseases don't have approved treatments. EoE does now, but we need more options!
you can support research and advocacy for eosinophilic disorders like mine here: curedfoundation.org
you can also join advocacy initiatives for all rare diseases in the US: everylifefoundation.org
95% of rare diseases don't have approved treatments. EoE does now, but we need more options!
you can support research and advocacy for eosinophilic disorders like mine here: curedfoundation.org
you can also join advocacy initiatives for all rare diseases in the US: everylifefoundation.org
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CURED is a not-for-profit corporation that donates substantial funds to aid in research for eosinophilic diseases. We advocate on behalf of EGID patients and their families by raising awareness about ...
curedfoundation.org
February 28, 2025 at 6:39 PM
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95% of rare diseases don't have approved treatments. EoE does now, but we need more options!
you can support research and advocacy for eosinophilic disorders like mine here: curedfoundation.org
you can also join advocacy initiatives for all rare diseases in the US: everylifefoundation.org
95% of rare diseases don't have approved treatments. EoE does now, but we need more options!
you can support research and advocacy for eosinophilic disorders like mine here: curedfoundation.org
you can also join advocacy initiatives for all rare diseases in the US: everylifefoundation.org