Thamarasee Jeewandara

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Science Writing Contributor at Nature

I arXiv here on Science+LIT+NYorker. Research Scientist (Bioeng/Med)👩‍🔬.Science Writer, Bioengineer, Senior Lecturer. Aus/SL/US. PhD done @USyd Med '16📝Dr. X

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Klimt’s art always looks “superior”

7 hours ago | thamarasee.medium.com | Thamarasee Jeewandara

Klimt’s art always looks “superior”The gold hue, the intricate pattern, the use of brush strokes to create volume on the canvass.
I love this moment of being in the moment- a snippet from the time capsule.

1 week ago | thamarasee.medium.com | Thamarasee Jeewandara

I love this moment of being in the moment- a snippet from the time capsule. Vivid at the University of Sydney — that one time USYD did the lights to match the rest of the city, and then decided that it was historic enough for a decade or more. art and murals prior to the showThe camera crew test the backdrop with random conceptsthe real dealThank you for this (not-quite simple yet) memorable festival of light. Still one of my most favorite experiences.
Salman Rushdie, writes like a woman (non-derogatory! duh)

2 weeks ago | thamarasee.medium.com | Thamarasee Jeewandara

Salman Rushdie, writes like a woman (non-derogatory! duh)Powerful,lyrical,Feminine,Magic, and full of himself. I love it. Whilst I do not know of his political backgrounds and/or of his recent strange news and sightings, his writing is so worthwhile a read.
Is it Mr. Dr. Strange?

1 month ago | thamarasee.medium.com | Thamarasee Jeewandara

BeFree of social expectationsđ§ presentfuture[one]pensieve for essays, comics, pop fic and exquisite sentences of personal interest.'Nil Desperandumâ
I sleep before 12 to improve my dream quality Dreams, after all are how I gain all my information clearly satire. I dream of the Valkyrie Critical thinking is for normies. I am much too extraordinary… - Thamarasee Jeewandara - Medium

1 month ago | thamarasee.medium.com | Thamarasee Jeewandara

I sleep before 12 to improve my dream qualityDreams, after all are how I gain all my informationclearly satire. I dream of the ValkyrieCritical thinking is for normies. I am much too extraordinary for that.
Don’t sell your soul and expect me to fetch it from the nifleheim,

1 month ago | thamarasee.medium.com | Thamarasee Jeewandara

Don’t sell your soul and expect me to fetch it from the nifleheim,for I will fetch it,and own it.
Bell Hooks - the mystic. Bell Hooks wrote this book in a rage…

1 month ago | thamarasee.medium.com | Thamarasee Jeewandara

Bell Hooks — the mystic“Patriarchal masculinity requires of boys and men not only that they see themselves as more powerful and superior to women but that they do whatever it takes to maintain that position, most men resort to psychological terrorism through consistent lying.
Gen-Z not using Facebook and resorting to tiktok

1 month ago | thamarasee.medium.com | Thamarasee Jeewandara

Gen-Z not using Facebook and resorting to tiktokIs probably in parts influenced by my numerous posts that trashed the life lights out of that social media platform a decade prior. Obvious satire, but also I see it as a serendipitous butterfly effect. Been there. Done that. For some reason, Sempès art fit the theme
Saw a paper about machine learning in neurology. Using machine learning to understand the brain is like Using lego to build a city. Primitive with much remaining to be imagined. - Thamarasee Jeewandara - Medium

1 month ago | thamarasee.medium.com | Thamarasee Jeewandara

Saw a paper about machine learning in neurology. Using machine learning to understand the brain is likeUsing lego to build a city. Primitive with much remaining to be imagined. Photo by Ali Kokab on Unsplash
Inglorious Basterds Upon recently viewing a snippet of the Inglorious Basterds that is a masterpiece of art, I noticed Lt. Hilcox’s supposed mistake. Who knew that the British apparently signal the… - Thamarasee Jeewandara - Medium

1 month ago | thamarasee.medium.com | Thamarasee Jeewandara

Inglorious BasterdsUpon recently viewing a snippet of the Inglorious Basterds that is a masterpiece of art,I noticed Lt. Hilcox’s supposed mistake. Who knew that the British apparently signal the number three so primitively, when the thumb is just there to begin the count? #satireDoesn’t having a thumb set us apart among mammals? It appears therefore that I am German (scholarly). Although I wouldn’t shoot anyone’s balls off for that mistake (..well it depends). Three, is afterall the magic number.