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- Comment on We are living fewer years in good health: Is the NHS part of the problem? 2 days ago:
- Comment on We are living fewer years in good health: Is the NHS part of the problem? 2 days ago:
maybe if we all werent collectively spending 50% of GDP on the planet on killing each other we
Eh? Global military spending is 2.5% of GDP (Source)
- Comment on Terrorbird 3 days ago:
*may not apply in Alabama
- Comment on Former Tory minister Ann Widdecombe dies at 78 4 days ago:
Slight update on the story. Can’t say I saw that one coming…
- Comment on oopsie 3 weeks ago:
The UK: The fuck is the problem?
- Comment on FOR THE LAST TIME YOU'RE NEVER THE ONLY PERS- oh 4 weeks ago:
I heard about someone that ate a croissant core and then s croissant tree grew out of his stomach and killed him!
- Comment on I'm just better 5 weeks ago:
If we’re not going by solar time we should go with TAI. Fuck leap seconds.
- Comment on power generator 1 month ago:
Also primary battery cells.
- Comment on I've been staring at this shirt for a long time and still have no idea what it means 1 month ago:
Shouldn’t the cock be on fire in that case?
- Comment on Example 1 month ago:
Obama does look like he’s cracking off a fart in Trump’s direction here.
- Comment on The ultimate commuting strategy 1 month ago:
Cremation uses more energy than you get from burning flesh, turns out a bag of mostly water doesn’t actually burn very well.
- Comment on Gold 1 month ago:
FWIW this isn’t true, the $700 quintillion figure was an estimate of the total metal value (most of which would be iron as it happens) based on the asteroid being similar in composition to nickel-iron meteorites. As it happens we actually think it’s a fair bit rockier than that these days. There’d still be vast amounts of metal there but it would be harder to mine and process with the extra rock.
Also the estimate was just multiplying the mass of each metal by its current market price, which isn’t how any of this works anyway and AFAIK wasn’t actually made by NASA just to round out the number of ways this is wrong.
- Comment on Gold 1 month ago:
It has ~70% the conductivity of pure copper, it’s not “shit”
- Comment on Gold 1 month ago:
More likely - whichever billionaire mined it would hoard it off the market to keep the value high and make them richer.
- Comment on wth is the hole for 🙏😭 2 months ago:
- Comment on 🐙 Octopus is Octopus 🐙 2 months ago:
Nah, level 1 is actually correct. Regardless of its etymology, octopus is an english word and should be pluralised accordingly.
- Comment on It's been a tough month 2 months ago:
- Comment on [deleted] 2 months ago:
Our very own John Lennon
- Comment on Best Friend 🫂 2 months ago:
Do you have a source for this as the only sources I can find (e.g.) suggest that’s an order of magnitude out
- Comment on Best Friend 🫂 2 months ago:
I think they you so hard you a whole word there
- Comment on Best Friend 🫂 2 months ago:
People domesticate dogs before they domesticate horses.
By like 20,000 years or so too, I dont think people realize how long we’ve been domesticating dog
- Comment on English has too many words for animals 2 months ago:
It means the opposite of itself.
Fun fact: there’s a word for words like that, they’re called contronyms.
- Comment on English has too many words for animals 2 months ago:
Shelltoad is a fantastic name for them
- Comment on English has too many words for animals 2 months ago:
Technically they’re terrapins (specifically red-eared terrapins).
- Comment on English has too many words for animals 2 months ago:
Damn kids, in my day turtles lived in the sewer eating pizza and doing ninjutsu.
- Comment on Portal 2: Community Edition goes open beta on April 17 2 months ago:
Iirc adding
-vulkanto the game options worked for me, might be worth a shot. - Comment on Manned spaceflight is back baybee. 2 months ago:
To quote some youtuber I recently watched:
Hank Green?
- Comment on [deleted] 2 months ago:
Oh, let me have just a little bit of peril?
- Comment on EEEEEERRRRRUUUUUUUUPPPPPPTTTION 3 months ago:
- Comment on "Science isn't political!" 3 months ago:
I believe what he was trying to get at is that the shikimate pathway that glyphosate inhibits is also used in the bacteria and fungi that make up the gut microbiome.
Not sure what his overall point was supposed to be (or whether he had one) but that’s the “microbiome is plants” part.