Precipitate

to cause an event to happen (usually a negative connotation); bring about; bring rise to; provoke; trigger

Thelonevirologist

Thelonevirologist

@thelonevirologist.bsky.social

Almost 9 yo to the teen instructor when he isolated DNA from strawberries today:”I need the dish detergent to get rid of the membranes and the cold alcohol to precipitate the DNA. Isolating DNA is not that difficult.”

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L/L Research

L/L Research

@llresearch.bsky.social

(1/4) Faith is not the a straw to which one clings as an act of hopelessness. Faith is not desperation, though desperation, indeed, may precipitate and inspire a true act of faith.

https://www.llresearch.org/channeling/2026/0212

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*it* is happening here

*it* is happening here

@realworldrj.bsky.social

My sources tell me that Alito, Thomas, Roberts, and Kavanaugh have agreed to hear Netanyahu's case & ready to rule in his favor

"Netanyahu has formally rejected a ruling by Israel’s Supreme Court on TV regulation raising fears it could precipitate a constitutional crisis by defying the judiciary"

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