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Well met! I'm an anthropologist (PhD)!
My ethnographic research is on Hindu/Buddhist pilgrimage and sacred fossils (called Shaligrams) in the Himalayas of Nepal.
My new project focuses on robot religion in South Asia.
I also wrote "The Way By."
CV: peregrinationblog.com
Dr. Holly Walters retweeted
Perhaps the tenderest depictions of Krishna and his beloved Rādhā are those showing the pair dressed in each other’s clothes: publicdomainreview.org/colle…
Funnily enough, I think the dog-sitter understood the assignment better than I did. They sent me this. My little devil.
Dr. Holly Walters retweeted
You all need to understand that there is a well-funded movement to kill Wikipedia as an institution. The dream of an internet that provided universal access to knowledge was a mirage. It threatened too many powerful people, so now we have AI summaries and illiteracy.
Fellow former-Midwesterners. Please take note of this as we continue to stand against the fascism and tyranny that’s been encroaching on our cities.
Dear cold "article invitation" email.
Promising me a discount on your publication fee to publish with you is just an immediate no.
Look, I actually used the word "scolopendromorphic" in my first novel.
I didn't make it up though. Real word.
Dr. Holly Walters retweeted
Aditya Adhikari's 2014 book The Bullet and the Ballot Box was reviewed in the journal Studies in Nepali History and Society @SINHAS_journal by Ang Sanu Lama in 2015.
You can read the full text of that review here:
martinchautari.org.np/storag…
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Have you read Aditya Adhikari’s The Bullet and the Ballot Box and Prashant Jha’s Battles of the New Republic? Recommended!
On the one hand, I have a degree in archaeology and really want to see this new 4,700 year old shipwreck.
On the other hand, I have SCUBA certification as an underwater lionfish hunter.
I am deeply conflicted by this photo.






























