TTRPG designer (🍞🎲🍀📗). Same name on all social. Words in @guardian, @wired, @verge, @foodandwine, @teenvogue, @i_D more! he/him. pearse@pearseanderson.com
Ōtautahi, New Zealand 🇳🇿
Joined September 2014
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Y'all . . .😊! This! They're right though: I'm only at the start—I'm working on a lot that I can't wait to share with you.
Thanks to @fandsf for bringing attention to @PearseAnderson, a talented young author we just signed. His story has incredible depth and complexity, and it was surprising to learn that he's only at the start of his career. Proud to have you aboard, Pearse! Sky's the limit.
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this is the essence of what's kept me on this site despite everything, very hard to get elsewhere now that forum culture is dead
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Exclusive: The Justice Department told President Trump in May that his name is among many in the Epstein files on.wsj.com/4mcTIKV
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may this kind of love always finds me. i hope i don’t have to crack myself open just to be seen, i hope i don’t have to drop to my knees just to feel held, i hope the way i speak won’t make them give up on catching every flicker that slips from my tongue and the frame of my mind.
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no, no, it’s a great Butlerian jihad, I just didn’t think it would be Catholic
Pope Leo is making the potential threat of AI to humanity a signature issue—challenging a tech sector that has spent years trying to cultivate the Vatican as an ally wsj.com/tech/ai/pope-leo-ai-… via @WSJ
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ecomodernists won't tell you this
New study finds concerning impacts of global warming on food production in the U.S. and elsewhere. This provides one of the most comprehensive looks-to-date of the climate change-food production nexus. Via @laurapaddison cnn.com/2025/06/18/climate/f…
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⛈️ The storm I witnessed yesterday near Clarendon, Texas, is hands down one of the most incredible ones I’ve ever seen! Those bright blue bands were so vibrant. I haven’t seen such bright blue banding like that since a hail storm in Iowa in 2022.
The blue hues are caused by the scattering of sunlight by ice crystals and water droplets high in the storm clouds, especially during the “golden hour” when the sun’s angle enhances those vibrant colors. I’d trade nearly any tornado I’ve seen in the past two years for this—honestly, I could care less about tornadoes. I just want to see the coolest or most interesting thing out there.
I wish I had more time to stand under this thing.
@RadarOmega @stsweathereye
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Great point. Many, many regions of the USA have seen population decline or stagnation -- yet have sprawled and urbanized nonetheless.
This absolutely leads to a kind of empty, 'dystopian' feeling in a lot of American cities today.
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The entire Green Mill complex is apparently up for sale 🚨🚨🚨 loopnet.com/Listing/4800-481…
