sharkfucker420
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- Comment on Ours 3 days ago:
yes, I guess I wasn’t fully clear on my position and I apologize for that. I do not believed there was a single state on this earth that had the political will to take the effective measures required to prevent spread in time. I personally believe this is due to how our economies are structured.
- Comment on Ours 3 days ago:
I never meant to imply that nothing should have been done or greater measures shouldn’t have been taken sooner but we can only view this retrospectively. I struggle to believe an airborne disease as contagious as covid would not have found a route out of China other than passenger planes before stricter measures were taken. This is not a matter of whether it is possible to contain such a disease but a matter of whether such procedures had a chance of being implemented quickly enough before the disease was understood.
- Comment on Ours 3 days ago:
Trust me when I say a disease like covid was going to find a way out eventually.
- Comment on Ours 3 days ago:
Nature has no respect for national bounderies smh my head
- Comment on Costly Disappointment 💸 2 weeks ago:
I’m honestly glad I had “low” aspirations going into college. My goal was always to be a teacher so I never expected good pay and therefore can’t be dissapointed.
- Comment on Choose a major you love 5 weeks ago:
The great part about entering a miserable field where everyone is quitting is that you can at least get hired. The bad part speaks for itself
- Comment on That's just science 5 weeks ago:
My partner recently graduated with a horticulture degree and at the time I originally learned this I was a physics major. Photosynthesis was a neat overlap of our fields.
- Comment on Anon likes cooking 1 month ago:
The great part about doing household work is that you can stop and take a break whenever you need without draeing the ire of your employer
- Comment on That's just science 1 month ago:
Wish I knew lol
- Comment on That's just science 1 month ago:
The crazy part is the exact science behind why plants reflect green specifically is still debated. One theory is that, because much of the sun’s energy is released on that wavelength, controlling for it specifically allows the plant to better manage energy fluctuations (highly simplified but you get the idea)
- Comment on I passionately support this 1 month ago:
Actually had this happen with my partner last night and they glared at me lol
- Comment on Ancient Historians v. Modern Historians 1 month ago:
Holy shit that’s crazy. Oldest oral history I knew of was only 14,000
- Comment on Ancient Historians v. Modern Historians 1 month ago:
There is a native american (i forget the exact group but located in near colorado) who’s oral tradition accurately recounts glacial floods from many thousands of years ago. I wish I remembered how many but I read this in a textbook last year and only half recall it. Either way it isn’t all lost, just 99.999% lost
- Comment on [Video] UK police use mass facial recognition at Caribbean Carnival 2026 1 month ago:
Wear a mask in public friends. It isn’t just protection from illness
- Comment on Protein folding is not solved yet 1 month ago:
Thank you ❤️
- Comment on Protein folding is not solved yet 1 month ago:
Then why has modelling been so focused on?
- Comment on Protein folding is not solved yet 1 month ago:
Ah, yes I can imagine that being the case
- Comment on Protein folding is not solved yet 1 month ago:
A reliable way to simulate any kind of protein fold. As long as you have a method you could hypothetically “solve” the issue
- Comment on Protein folding is not solved yet 1 month ago:
Wait I thought protein folding was “solved”? Is it just significantly improved or was I lied to?
- Comment on No Spoiler 👁️⃤ 1 month ago:
you would be shocked to find out who writes and owns your textbook and course curriculums. Idk what textbooks are like in Europe exactly but american education is effectively propaganda when it comes to historical subjects. Tbh though, whether your these things are owned and written by your government or private interests they are influenced by bourgeois politics and the historical perspective it creates. All of our retellings of history are influenced by the dominant ideology of their era.
- Comment on No Spoiler 👁️⃤ 1 month ago:
- Comment on No Spoiler 👁️⃤ 1 month ago:
It is more that the rich ensured that education focused primarily on the aesthetic horrors of fascism rather than its material origin. The impetus for bonapartist tendencies was never removed so it eventually returned as conditions necessitated. They rich could not admit it was the system they uphold and benefit from that gave rise to fascism without endangering their positions.
- Comment on a wonderful world 2 months ago:
I thought this was a reference to narcissus at first lmao
- Comment on China bans AI “boyfriends” and “girlfriends” over addiction and birth rate concerns 2 months ago:
It was in jest
- Comment on China bans AI “boyfriends” and “girlfriends” over addiction and birth rate concerns 2 months ago:
- Comment on Urine Luck 2 months ago:
:(
- Comment on Urine Luck 2 months ago:
Don’t like this new knowledge. Not a fan
- Comment on Anon is a nostalgic gamer 2 months ago:
Divinity and then Dark Souls
- Comment on Doing it now 2 months ago:
Shhhhh, let them believe. It is okay
- Comment on Anon comes up with a dating strategy 2 months ago:
“Aryan”
