Feeling light headed again this week.
Anna Lovind: When will you be enough?
The opposite of rape culture is nurturance culture. Dating tips for the feminist man.
This revolutionary cancer therapy yields extraordinary results in human trials. When are some of these therapies going to make it to the public? IFLS.
Irish Archaeology shares photos of Ireland in the 1930s.
Vikings didn’t dress the way we thought. With the return of the History series Vikings, this past week, this article caught my attention. EurekAlert!
Hunting with wolves helped humans outsmart Neanderthals. The Guardian.
The BBC presents striking images of our solar system.
Rosetta’s comet is ‘fluffy.’ Phil Plait for Slate.
And that is your teeny tiny thoughty Thursday.
See you Saturday, for realsies, this time.
Always Looking Up 
A small but very select group this time Melanie. I keep wondering when these breakthroughs with cancer fighting drugs are going to hit the general population. There are people out there needing them NOW!
Fascinating how the Vikings dressed, Much more colourful than thought though I reckon they wouldn’t really have worn their Sunday best to join an invasion force to raid England.
xxx Massive Hugs xxx
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I know. Science seems to crawl with regard to practical application. They really need to moderate their media coverage O.o Thanks for ignoring my flub last night. I stayed up way too late.
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