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What year is it?
Took me a second
They wouldn't call the year 59 bc in 59 bc
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What year is it?
Took me a second
They wouldn't call the year 59 bc in 59 bc
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Habits of Insects
In addition, government research in the sciences is miniscule. You could cut ALL of science funding and be no where close to the 1 trillion that Musk claims he'll be able to reduce the budget by
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He is actually the GOAT
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Girl rule
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I think the dude in the pic is trans masc
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Lots of times the restaurants won't even have milk
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What if I told you that you aren't paying for the drinks but you're renting the table/bar stool
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"Suffering builds character". anarcho-primitivists, probably
That's a false dichotomy in a lot of the comments here
We do both
Carbon capture isn't so we can continue to use fossil fuels. It's because once we get to 0 emissions we still need to draw down the carbon in the atmosphere
An ounce of prevention is almost always worth a pound of cure but we're still going to want that cure because every extra tenth of a degree we can bring the Earth back to normal is going to be worth it
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An alternative chess platform
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Probably could make a board on another sheet with a formula that points to the opposite side of the board
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Thanks internet!
Low quality information is easier to produce than high quality information
Even worse, while people prefer high quality information, the preference is weaker than other preferences, such as the desire to see things that are cute or make you angry
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Seriously, almost all the posts are just doom scrolling. And yes, I'm aware of the irony
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Two things
There's a lot of political hobbyism on social media in general and Lemmy is really bad for it. Take for example the constant Elon Musk rage bait. No one is doing anything productive with that information. They're just getting mad
We treat politics like entertainment and it's making our politics worse. Personally I try to limit my exposure to politics that I don't think will be productive. It might feel like the most important thing in the moment but it's often a huge waste of time
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Why are Republicans so obsessed with finding Pedos when they can just look at their own party?
Just got clarity this would move the age limit for marriage from 16 to 18
https://www.missourinet.com/2024/05/20/child-marriage-will-remain-legal-in-missouri-for-now/
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The Pedants Club
Our previous meeting?
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Congrats on your son! I'm sure your support is going to help them tremendously as they discover themselves
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Three Chinese astronauts stranded in space after debris hits their return capsule
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My understanding is starlink won't contribute to the kessler syndrome because they are in low Earth orbit. They routinely fall back down to Earth so they don't contribute to much space junk
There are other potential issues with that, though. Just not space junk
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Trump says he'll skip an ABC debate with Harris in September and wants them to face off on Fox News
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I've heard that's the plan. They're dedicating an hour to the presidential candidates. If only one shows up then that candidate gets the whole hour
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Best ship ever!
Now that's what I call ally-ship
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Futures
https://poorlydrawnstore.com/products/our-future-in-space-print
In case you're like my space friends who want this as a poster
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Save the Tits!
Oh shit
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Ya know what they say about big noses....
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Hades II now Early Access on Steam [EA reviews are already ~9/10] [verified SteamDeck]
I usually only play games for about a month before I lose interest. I didn't usually come back, either. With that in mind I'm going to wait for this to get closer to full release
If it's as great as Hades I then it'll be a banger of a game
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Risk of Suicide and Self-Harm Following Gender-Affirmation Surgery - PubMed
The title is a bit misleading. This study isn't evidence that gender affirmative care causes suicide. Trans people have a higher rates of suicidal ideation and suicide attempts than the general population. Therefore you'd expect that people who seek gender affirmative care would be at a higher risk than the general population
If the study was comparing people who got gender affirmative care vs people who didn't but were also trans then it would be more illustrative of the effects of gander affirmative care (although I expect the effects would be positive, not negative, as it should lessen never dysphoria in most people seeking it out)
Nothing against the people conducting the study but I don't think this is saying what this community wants to believe it's saying