Markus Lindgren

@lindgrenmarkus.bsky.social

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Finnish | Prop maker-wannabe (current job) | Joiner/Carpenter | Climate worrier | Cordless crafter | Anti-racist | Feminist | Father of two <3 | He/Him | LGBTQIA+ Feels like a supporting actor in his autobiography.

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A text saying: Hey Teenagers : Pay close attention to to the books people try to ban. Then make a beeline to read those books if you can. Find out for yourself why those people want that book banned. Find out for yourself if they can be trusted to know what's best for you. - Jeff Zentner - A picture of books: Gone With the Wind, As I Lay Dying, Beloved, Catch-22, Brave New World, The Color Purple, Death of a Salesman, The Catcher in the Rye, Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, Howl, A Light in the Attic, The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, James and the Giant Peach, The Joy of Sex, Lord or the Flies, Native Son, Of Mice and Men, Portnoy's Complaint, The Sun Also Rises, The Pentagon Papers, Sophie's Choice, Slaughterhouse-Five, To Kill a Mockingbird, Ulysses.
Two movies freshly added to Disney+: Idiocracy and Braveheart.
My post, shared from ARSE (Australian Research & Space Exploration) three years ago. (photos of) "Things you can see from space:" First picture, "The Great Pyramids of Giza" Second picture, "The Amazon River" Third picture, "The Grand Canyon" Fourth picture, "(The b@lls of) Volodymyr Zelensky".
Vertical is "thousand of people" from one to nine thousand, horizontal is "years" from 2008 to 2024. The upper (pink) curve is "homeless that live alone", lower (black) curve is "long term homeless". The lower curve stays nearly the same (2023, 1018 long term homeless --> 2024, 1010 long term homeless). While the upper curve has a jump at the end (2023, 3400 homeless --> 2024, 3806 homeless). The graph doesn't show homeless as families, but they went from 2023, 123 families to 2024, 110 families.