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Agata
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this book is sending me down so many interesting research rabbit holes that i fear i may need to start a substack about it
— Jul 23, 2026 12:21PM
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Agata
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i should learn how to dye textiles, actually
— Jul 22, 2026 03:00PM
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Agata
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i don’t need to learn how to weave i don’t need to learn how to weave i don’t need to learn how to weave i don’t need to learn how to weave i don’t need to learn how to weave i don’t need to learn how to weave i don’t need to learn how to weave i don’t need to learn how to weave i don’t need to learn how to weave i don’t need to learn how to weave i don’t need to learn how to weave i don’t nee
— Jul 21, 2026 03:00PM
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Agata
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i don't need to learn how to spin i don't need to learn how to spin i don't need to learn how to spin i don't need to learn how to spin i don't need to learn how to spin i don't need to learn how to spin i don't need to learn how to spin i don't need to learn how to spin i don't need to learn how to spin i don't need to learn how to spin i don't need to learn how to spin i don't need to learn how to spin i don't ne
— Jul 16, 2026 07:50AM
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Nisha R
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It’s going back to the library 😭😭😭 but I put a hold!!! Anyways, really fascinating look at how different parts of textiles created entire fields (like chemistry and computation) and industries and how textile production affected human history.
— Jul 15, 2026 05:04PM
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