Hello, welcome!

The only instance I heard of that might fit is kolektiva.social, but I'm not super sure. I'm not on Mastodon, I just follow various Mastodon accounts via RSS

I'm sorry that happened. I'm no professional, but I think you'll be ok to wait

Jim Carrey has a chipped tooth, which you can see in Dumb and Dumber, but he always wears a cap over it

Fight war crimes with war crimes

Yes! On twitter at least.

I have twitter for lurking and following some accounts, I never post anything

Here are my followers:

Just a bunch of bots...

73.5/82.1 🤔

Ok

I was pointing out that the two fandoms are actually connected by some actors because the person I was responding to seemed to be unaware.

Maybe no one does this, but I've looked at character pages and clicked on actors' pages if I liked them and wanted to see what other work they've done.

I guess you don't have to get it. I just mentioned that site as an example because it is kind of garbage, but it's useful for fans.

And the federation between fandoms would be like how different articles are connected on Wikipedia. For example, there are actors that had roles both in the Star Trek universe and the Star Wars universe.

I can definitely see it being a better alternative to that Fandom wiki site

While the nosey kitty is priceless

Thank you, I must've missed that part 😅

I agree with you there.

I think a lot of people who don't care about the virus are the ones who should be the most concerned about these findings

Autopsy studies of people who had severe COVID-19 but died months later from other causes showed that the virus was still present in brain tissue. This provides evidence that contrary to its name, SARS-CoV-2 is not only a respiratory virus, but it can also enter the brain in some individuals. But whether the persistence of the virus in brain tissue is driving some of the brain problems seen in people who have had COVID-19 is not yet clear.

Um, scary TIL...

I wonder if this compounds in any way for people who've been infected multiple times.