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- Comment on Amount of paper I used in one school year 13 hours ago:
How many bananas tall would you say that 9v battery is?
- Comment on Choose chicken. 3 days ago:
fuck Aubrey Plaza
I’ll take one for the team, I guess.
- Comment on intruder alert 3 days ago:
This is actually a better home protection plan than “have loaded guns in every room in case I need to draw on the baddies stealing my Xbox as they barge into my living room and I dive behind the sofa.” It will scare 9/10 burglars away, and it gives you an opportunity to set up a defensive position without noise giving it away.
- Comment on When you have wiped once already and your butt has a change of heart 4 days ago:
Will it wasn’t free.
- Comment on When you have wiped once already and your butt has a change of heart 5 days ago:
The one we have is so powerful on the top setting, it will actually shoot water up your butt, which also can trigger a round 2 situation
- Comment on Robbed 5 days ago:
The saddest thing about the story of Jesus is that he never got to see Margot Robbie’s extremely hairy armpits.
- Comment on 5 days ago:
It’s admittedly confusing because electromagnetism is a unified field theory, and like I said, a bunch of pop-science YouTubers really make it worse. Current is defined as the rate of charge flow through a cross sectional surface of a conductor, which is caused by the electromotive force, which is simply a charge potential. The fields created by moving charge can be used to do work proportional to the current which creates them, but it is fundamentally the current doing the work.
The misconception is that it’s not like one electron zooming down a wire, dumping energy into a sink, but the bulk change in how electrons, and therefore charge is distributed which moves energy around. Think about pushing something with a stick - the atoms near your hand don’t actually need to move down the stick to transmit force.
- Comment on 6 days ago:
This is actually incorrect as well, and I’m annoyed at veritasium for this persistent misconception. The flow of electricity is the movement of charge, which is conveyed by the electron. This is what creates the electromotive force, and what does work.
- Comment on Nancy Takes Out a Loan 1 week ago:
I’m not even mad
- Comment on What is a game you can’t understand why its so popular ? 1 week ago:
It’s such a Rorschach test because it’s a deviation from the storytelling-first approach to game design which has dominated the AAA industry recently. It’s a return to the roots of the open world concept, where the player isn’t gently guided to the next cut scene, but is just plopped into the world and told to go out and do whatever, and maybe you’ll fine some lore.
- Comment on Phishing attempt 1 week ago:
Lmao this is too good.
- Comment on I'm at like a 4 1 week ago:
5-5j
- Comment on Boomer comics 1 week ago:
We should always strive to do better than our parents.
- Comment on Boomer comics 1 week ago:
Personally I just don’t like children, and am suspicious of people who have them on purpose
- Comment on Is it true that asshole bad boys are generally more likable than other guys? 1 week ago:
I think this is the right answer. People definitely like the “bad boy” aesthetic to the extent that it remains an aesthetic and doesn’t extend into character flaw. It’s not entirely dissimilar to liking the goth baddie aesthetic.
This is very distinct from being an asshole though. “Bad” is genuinely not giving a fuck. Doing your own thing, not following trends, and definitely not following scammers on YouTube who tell you how to act.
- Comment on 🫡🫡🫡 1 week ago:
UwU
- Comment on 🫡🫡🫡 1 week ago:
If the death rate is actually 30% the lizard brain fear instinct will quickly shut down the monkey brain “dumbshit fuckwad” instinct.
- Comment on [deleted] 2 weeks ago:
I don’t use milk or yogurt. I use coconut water and frozen berries/bananas. That’s literally it. It’s easily under 200.
- Comment on You gotta try #19 2 weeks ago:
It depends on the dish. Like Chinese pork belly should melt in your mouth, not break your teeth. But on a bacon egg and cheese sandwich, the bacon needs to bring the texture.
- Comment on You gotta try #19 2 weeks ago:
It should snap like a potato chip, not a French fry.
- Comment on You gotta try #19 2 weeks ago:
This is the objectively correct answer.
- Comment on That kid was the WORST 2 weeks ago:
I’ve seen multiple people naked in person so yeah, I’d be a god to 14 year old me.
- Comment on Please the overlords 2 weeks ago:
Everyone hates those fucking things. Always blocking the sidewalk and nearly getting run over every fucking block. It is everyone’s civic duty to throw them in the fucking river if presented the opportunity.
- Comment on Wild Ones 2 weeks ago:
Predators and prey will always maintain some equilibrium, yes. But you can simply look outside and see that equilibrium typically includes a shit ton of other bugs (or birds, or mice, etc). You can also look at homes with serious infestations to see that this organic control alone doesn’t typically keep pest populations in check. Nobody has ever gotten rid of roaches by introducing spiders. Sometimes you do get infestations of spiders though, in which case the spiders are usually eating each other.
Generally, inside your home there are other factors keeping pest populations in control. With a few very notable exceptions, most insects do not actively breed indoors because the climate conditions are not correct, or there is not access to food, or they don’t like the vibrations and noise. Most of what spiders in your home catch are bugs which get in by accident and would simply die in one way or another.
- Comment on Wild Ones 2 weeks ago:
Spiders and centipedes won’t actually meaningfully decrease the population of other insects in your house. Both populations will simply grow together if the conditions are correct.
- Comment on Yup 2 weeks ago:
Yeah I literally never heard of this before like 2022, and basically every friend I’ve had for the better part of 30 years has been a daily user at some point. This includes dabbing, concentrates, edibles, etc. so it isn’t just a potency thing. These are people who were basically stoned every waking minute of every day in college and early careers. There’s definitely something fishy here.
Incidentally, everyone is doing fine professionally as well. Lawyers, engineers, doctors, entrepreneurs, and so on. So even the previous propaganda of “weed makes you lazy and dumb” is BS too.
- Comment on Channel 5 found Gen-z "looksmaxxing" influencer Clavicular is funded by Peter Thiel 4 weeks ago:
Wayyyyy to old for Thiel already
- Comment on Channel 5 found Gen-z "looksmaxxing" influencer Clavicular is funded by Peter Thiel 4 weeks ago:
Literally the opposite. He was outed by Gawker, which caused him to bankroll lawsuits against the organization.
- Comment on Channel 5 found Gen-z "looksmaxxing" influencer Clavicular is funded by Peter Thiel 4 weeks ago:
How is it possible to be this cringe and the successful?
- Comment on Not a good sign 4 weeks ago:
Normalize downvoting censor slop