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Mariah
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RN and multidisciplinary writer exploring health, nature, foraging, craft, and meaningful living.
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2023-01-15 12:29
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Wild Foraging
2025-07-15 23:28
Foraged Redcurrants Turned into a Delicious Crumble (With Recipe)
There have been plenty of redcurrants sparkling like jewels in the hedges around here. You only see them when they’re ripe, bright and shiny, like little rubies tucked in the bushes. They catch your eye
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FungiFriday
2026-06-26 23:01
Nourishing Tonic Soup with Honey Mushrooms & Beef Balls
It’s been really warm around this time, and even though I drink plenty of water during the day, the sweating still makes you lose a lot of fluids and electrolytes. So it feels really good to have a warm,
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StemSocial
2026-06-25 00:31
Psychopathy traits and the fear of missing out (FoMO) drive online political participation, with the highest engagement seen among those with lower cognitive ability, study finds
Online political participation is influenced by a mix of personality traits, social motivations, and cognitive factors, according to recent research.Image credit: Andrea Placquadio Pexels Characteristics
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Wild Foraging
2026-06-23 22:50
Juicy Wild Garlic Butter Chicken Thighs
One of the wild vegetables I enjoy harvesting most is wild garlic. It's only around for a short time, from spring to early summer, and as soon as the warm weather arrives, it seems to disappear completely.
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Wild Foraging
2026-06-22 21:36
Foraged Wild Greens with Fresh Coconut and Meat
One thing I like eating around this time of year, when everything is lush, is a mix of wild greens cooked in coconut milk with meat (lean meat or fish, if you are not on a high-fat diet). The good thing
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Nurses Hub
2026-06-21 14:32
Studies confirm it: Women are being medically gaslit and dismissed far too often, has this happened to you?
I used to think that the stories of women being dismissed or not taken seriously when dealing with healthcare were just individual instances. However, new studies show these are actually common problems.
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Caturday
2026-06-20 22:32
Suspicious Street Kitty Encounter
I have never paid much attention to street kitties until I joined r/streetcatsoftheworld. I always thought that my own kitty posts were becoming boring, so I’m pleased to have a new type of post I can
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FungiFriday
2026-06-19 18:59
Overgrown Paths and Mossy Mushrooms
Been a bit of a mix of everything today, but I made sure to get to the nearby woodland by the end of the day. The path to the woodland was filled with overgrown grass. And after managing to get through
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HiveGarden
2026-06-17 19:42
My gardening turned into a treasure hunt, I think I found kryptonite… And more.
I had been digging up the garden today because I was trying to get some topsoil to top up my plant pots, which were looking depleted and in need of fresh soil. The digging was pretty interesting because
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Food Preservation
2026-06-16 21:48
Why Proper Potato Storage Matters More Than Most People Realise: A Lesson from a Tragic Incident
Image Credit: M Kazim I got far too comfortable with potatoes because they are such a familiar food that everyone eats, and it doesn't really seem possible they could harm anyone until I read about an
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StemSocial
2026-06-15 17:13
A large cross-cultural study found that lower belief in human evolution was associated with higher levels of prejudice, racist attitudes, and support for discriminatory behaviours toward immigrants, racial minorities, and LGBTQ people.
Image credit: Pixabay People’s attitudes toward human evolution vary widely among individuals, and these differences might contribute to deeper divisions in our current society. A major international study
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StemSocial
2026-06-14 18:25
Evolution Acceptance Is Now the Majority View in the U.S., Long-Term Data Shows
Photograph by jplenio Long-term surveys show that acceptance of evolution has steadily increased among Americans over time. The study reviewed 35 years of national survey data collected between 1985 and
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Caturday
2026-06-13 17:00
A Friendly Kitty Along My Way
The weather was decent today, so I decided to have a little walk. Along this little path, there's a pretty kitty who sits there looking lonely. Perhaps her owner is at work and she's waiting for them.
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FungiFriday
2026-06-12 21:39
A Spooky Fungi Friday Hunt
What an eerie end to my fungi hunting today. I found only a few mushrooms with interesting names; they aren't something extravagant, but I would like to show them anyway. As I entered the woodland, there
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StemSocial
2026-06-09 23:38
Voyager 2: The Only Spacecraft to Visit All Four Giant Planets and Still Going Strong After 49 Years
In March of 1977, engineers at JPL were busy preparing Voyager 2 to be launched by NASA in August, 1977. This spacecraft will carry out scientific missions by carrying 10 different instruments; however,
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StemSocial
2026-06-08 18:10
Frontostriatal Salience Network Shows Nearly Two-Fold Functional Expansion in Depression
The Salience Brain Network Image credit: o8t Nature published a major 2024 study of the neuroscience of depression that really advances our understanding of the bases of the disorder. This is one of the
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HiveGarden
2026-06-07 20:14
Supporting My Grapevine and Hoping for Fruit This Summer
After a few days of rain, we eventually had some dry weather. I noticed my grape plant has turned lush and is now bearing flowers and needs some support, so I thought I would make a little trellis for
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FungiFriday
2026-06-05 22:32
The Little Mushrooms That Brightened My Day
I spotted a few mushrooms today, but I thought I’d share the mushrooms I created instead. Sometimes, when life brings a little sadness, making something with my hands really cheers me up. This project
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NeedleWorkMonday
2026-06-01 17:54
Patchy Kitty: My First Tapestry Crochet Cat
Somehow I created this little patchy kitty last night! I’ve always wanted to try tapestry crochet, but I never quite found the inspiration to start. I also thought it would be very difficult, with all
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Nurses Hub
2026-05-30 23:29
Brain Imaging Study Suggests That Shifting Racial self identity Can Reduce Racial Ingroup Bias in Empathy and Increase Helping Behaviour
(A) Illustration of the four phases of the MTP using white facial disguises. (B) Rating scores of racial identifications in the test and control groups in experiment 1. Strip charts display means (blue
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StemSocial
2026-05-29 23:51
Apollo 11 Landed on the Moon with a Computer That Had Only 4KB of RAM
Apollo Guidance Computer and DSKY Man-Machine Interface. Photo credit : CHM In 1969, Apollo 11 took humans to the Moon and back to Earth. What amazed me is how it did it with very limited on-board technology
