Magister ゴンサーロ
@magisterpancito.bsky.social
MA in Anthropology of Dance and Ethnochoreology. Actor, mime, choir conductor, singer, photographer, writer. Those are things I get paid to do every now and then.
My lonely attempts at doing music at home.
Very much out of my comfort zone, but trying to get there.
Very much out of my comfort zone, but trying to get there.
SESSIONS FROM A SPACESHIP - 10Impro - Session 15 - Something sad
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October 29, 2025 at 8:12 PM
My lonely attempts at doing music at home.
Very much out of my comfort zone, but trying to get there.
Very much out of my comfort zone, but trying to get there.
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That any of us have to care about the messy breakup of these two massive narcissists — and that they both individually wield such massive power — is an indictment of our political system and further proves the poisonous influence of Big Money on our democracy.
June 5, 2025 at 11:45 PM
That any of us have to care about the messy breakup of these two massive narcissists — and that they both individually wield such massive power — is an indictment of our political system and further proves the poisonous influence of Big Money on our democracy.
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It’s not unusual for new governments to initially impose restrictions, but this is next level. Increasing efficiency is one thing, but this seems to target scientists specifically. I’m concerned for early career researchers, grant applicants & intramural researchers.
It’s not unusual for new governments to initially impose restrictions, but this is next level. Increasing efficiency is one thing, but this seems to target scientists specifically. I’m concerned for early career researchers, grant applicants & intramural researchers.
Trump hits NIH with ‘devastating’ freezes on meetings, travel, communications, and hiring
Researchers facing
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January 23, 2025 at 6:38 AM
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It’s not unusual for new governments to initially impose restrictions, but this is next level. Increasing efficiency is one thing, but this seems to target scientists specifically. I’m concerned for early career researchers, grant applicants & intramural researchers.
It’s not unusual for new governments to initially impose restrictions, but this is next level. Increasing efficiency is one thing, but this seems to target scientists specifically. I’m concerned for early career researchers, grant applicants & intramural researchers.
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Working in the arts is fucking HARD. Sometimes it can be absolutely soul crushing. It’s easy to say “Harden up, buttercup. It’s a contact sport, wear a helmet.” Better than that, you’ll want a support system, other creatives you can be honest and raw with. They will keep you sane. Mine certainly do.
January 22, 2025 at 9:02 PM
Working in the arts is fucking HARD. Sometimes it can be absolutely soul crushing. It’s easy to say “Harden up, buttercup. It’s a contact sport, wear a helmet.” Better than that, you’ll want a support system, other creatives you can be honest and raw with. They will keep you sane. Mine certainly do.
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Welcome to the plutokleptokakistocracy! Where the ultra wealthy steal from you and run the country in the most insanely inept way imaginable.
January 21, 2025 at 2:31 AM
Welcome to the plutokleptokakistocracy! Where the ultra wealthy steal from you and run the country in the most insanely inept way imaginable.
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RESIST.
Don't quit.
Don't stop fighting.
Don't obey in advance.
Don't stop calling them out.
Keep raising your voices as loudly as you can.
Keep organizing your friends, family, everyone.
Keep supporting orgs that are leading the fight.
RESIST.
Don't quit.
Don't stop fighting.
Don't obey in advance.
Don't stop calling them out.
Keep raising your voices as loudly as you can.
Keep organizing your friends, family, everyone.
Keep supporting orgs that are leading the fight.
RESIST.
January 20, 2025 at 4:50 AM
RESIST.
Don't quit.
Don't stop fighting.
Don't obey in advance.
Don't stop calling them out.
Keep raising your voices as loudly as you can.
Keep organizing your friends, family, everyone.
Keep supporting orgs that are leading the fight.
RESIST.
Don't quit.
Don't stop fighting.
Don't obey in advance.
Don't stop calling them out.
Keep raising your voices as loudly as you can.
Keep organizing your friends, family, everyone.
Keep supporting orgs that are leading the fight.
RESIST.
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Hi everyone!
Please share in this post some Anthropology, Musicology and/or Performance Studies podcasts that you like!
Either your own, your friend’s or simply one that you’ve heard and loved very much!
Thanks in advance!
Please share in this post some Anthropology, Musicology and/or Performance Studies podcasts that you like!
Either your own, your friend’s or simply one that you’ve heard and loved very much!
Thanks in advance!
January 8, 2025 at 9:59 AM
Hi everyone!
Please share in this post some Anthropology, Musicology and/or Performance Studies podcasts that you like!
Either your own, your friend’s or simply one that you’ve heard and loved very much!
Thanks in advance!
Please share in this post some Anthropology, Musicology and/or Performance Studies podcasts that you like!
Either your own, your friend’s or simply one that you’ve heard and loved very much!
Thanks in advance!
Hi everyone!
Please share in this post some Anthropology, Musicology and/or Performance Studies podcasts that you like!
Either your own, your friend’s or simply one that you’ve heard and loved very much!
Thanks in advance!
Please share in this post some Anthropology, Musicology and/or Performance Studies podcasts that you like!
Either your own, your friend’s or simply one that you’ve heard and loved very much!
Thanks in advance!
January 8, 2025 at 9:59 AM
Hi everyone!
Please share in this post some Anthropology, Musicology and/or Performance Studies podcasts that you like!
Either your own, your friend’s or simply one that you’ve heard and loved very much!
Thanks in advance!
Please share in this post some Anthropology, Musicology and/or Performance Studies podcasts that you like!
Either your own, your friend’s or simply one that you’ve heard and loved very much!
Thanks in advance!
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Have you been here? The view serves as a reminder of what we are working to protect.
December 4, 2024 at 1:43 AM
Have you been here? The view serves as a reminder of what we are working to protect.
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I have so many people I am thankful for. If you have made me laugh, if you supported my comics or just comics in general, if you shared your interest in games or movies with me, you are one of those people.
THANK YOU.
THANK YOU.
November 28, 2024 at 8:24 PM
I have so many people I am thankful for. If you have made me laugh, if you supported my comics or just comics in general, if you shared your interest in games or movies with me, you are one of those people.
THANK YOU.
THANK YOU.
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Good things have happened to me when I don’t tell anyone. Ironic.
November 23, 2024 at 12:10 AM
Good things have happened to me when I don’t tell anyone. Ironic.
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Metal: Everything sucks, but I have my rage.
Punk: Everything sucks, but I'll focus my anger.
Rap: Everything sucks, but I know how to survive.
Folk: Everything sucks, but there is beauty.
Ska: Everything sucks, let's ignore it.
Emo: Everything sucks, and I miss you.
Punk: Everything sucks, but I'll focus my anger.
Rap: Everything sucks, but I know how to survive.
Folk: Everything sucks, but there is beauty.
Ska: Everything sucks, let's ignore it.
Emo: Everything sucks, and I miss you.
November 22, 2024 at 2:04 PM
Metal: Everything sucks, but I have my rage.
Punk: Everything sucks, but I'll focus my anger.
Rap: Everything sucks, but I know how to survive.
Folk: Everything sucks, but there is beauty.
Ska: Everything sucks, let's ignore it.
Emo: Everything sucks, and I miss you.
Punk: Everything sucks, but I'll focus my anger.
Rap: Everything sucks, but I know how to survive.
Folk: Everything sucks, but there is beauty.
Ska: Everything sucks, let's ignore it.
Emo: Everything sucks, and I miss you.
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I'm fascinated by human behaviors that we misunderstand. One example is image memorability: we all tend to find the same images memorable and forgettable, but w/out training, we are bad at predicting it. Why? We confuse it with beauty.
What are other examples?
www.sas.upenn.edu/psych/rust-l...
What are other examples?
www.sas.upenn.edu/psych/rust-l...
November 22, 2024 at 1:50 PM
I'm fascinated by human behaviors that we misunderstand. One example is image memorability: we all tend to find the same images memorable and forgettable, but w/out training, we are bad at predicting it. Why? We confuse it with beauty.
What are other examples?
www.sas.upenn.edu/psych/rust-l...
What are other examples?
www.sas.upenn.edu/psych/rust-l...
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Scientists should stop arguing about whether science is political and get on with defending science against increasingly powerful attacks on it, which, yes, means scientists should be political advocates 🔥🔥
www.science.org/doi/10.1126/...
www.science.org/doi/10.1126/...
Scientists as political advocates
Science, both teaching and doing, is under attack. The recent US presidential election of a person and platform with anti-science bias exemplifies this. The study of climate processes and patterns and...
www.science.org
November 22, 2024 at 8:52 AM
Scientists should stop arguing about whether science is political and get on with defending science against increasingly powerful attacks on it, which, yes, means scientists should be political advocates 🔥🔥
www.science.org/doi/10.1126/...
www.science.org/doi/10.1126/...
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When I was 5, I loved science, which I took to be planets and magnets and chemicals and shit.
Soon I realized science was a collective human activity, and these were just the objects of its attention.
Anyway, whenever I read an OpEd on how science isn't political, I think "Are you 5 years old?"
Soon I realized science was a collective human activity, and these were just the objects of its attention.
Anyway, whenever I read an OpEd on how science isn't political, I think "Are you 5 years old?"
November 22, 2024 at 4:32 AM
When I was 5, I loved science, which I took to be planets and magnets and chemicals and shit.
Soon I realized science was a collective human activity, and these were just the objects of its attention.
Anyway, whenever I read an OpEd on how science isn't political, I think "Are you 5 years old?"
Soon I realized science was a collective human activity, and these were just the objects of its attention.
Anyway, whenever I read an OpEd on how science isn't political, I think "Are you 5 years old?"
Okay, so, Twitter posts were called tweets, right…?
What do we call them Bluesky’s ones?
Bleets?
What do we call them Bluesky’s ones?
Bleets?
November 21, 2024 at 11:49 AM
Okay, so, Twitter posts were called tweets, right…?
What do we call them Bluesky’s ones?
Bleets?
What do we call them Bluesky’s ones?
Bleets?
Se habla en #castellano en Bluesky también?
November 20, 2024 at 4:36 PM
Se habla en #castellano en Bluesky también?
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im on every app. im in your city, in your neighborhood. the sales associate who handed you a large when you asked for a medium? that was me. i am now behind you.
November 20, 2024 at 7:00 AM
im on every app. im in your city, in your neighborhood. the sales associate who handed you a large when you asked for a medium? that was me. i am now behind you.
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Excellent new paper which clearly explains how “a gene-culture coevolution perspective can refute reductionist & determinist claims while providing an inclusive multidisciplinary framework to interpret human variation”
Genes, culture & scientific racism
www.pnas.org/doi/10.1073/...
Genes, culture & scientific racism
www.pnas.org/doi/10.1073/...
Genes, culture, and scientific racism | PNAS
Quantitative studies of cultural evolution and gene-culture coevolution (henceforth
“CE” and “GCC”) emerged in the 1970s, in the aftermath of the “...
www.pnas.org
November 19, 2024 at 10:56 AM
Excellent new paper which clearly explains how “a gene-culture coevolution perspective can refute reductionist & determinist claims while providing an inclusive multidisciplinary framework to interpret human variation”
Genes, culture & scientific racism
www.pnas.org/doi/10.1073/...
Genes, culture & scientific racism
www.pnas.org/doi/10.1073/...
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The Ring Nebula looks like a portal
- James Webb Space Telescope
- James Webb Space Telescope
November 18, 2024 at 2:36 AM
The Ring Nebula looks like a portal
- James Webb Space Telescope
- James Webb Space Telescope
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This is how you become a writer: just pick one of the things that is deeply wrong with you. Make it a character. Now send it on a self-help journey or try to kill it. Now call it a book.
November 18, 2024 at 2:40 PM
This is how you become a writer: just pick one of the things that is deeply wrong with you. Make it a character. Now send it on a self-help journey or try to kill it. Now call it a book.