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- Comment on Horror 8 hours ago:
Which way to the sexbot timeline?
- Comment on Horror 11 hours ago:
What if the balloon was rigid and filled with vacuum?
- Comment on Horror 11 hours ago:
Back? They’re just passing through
- Comment on Night dreaming is rated xXx 1 day ago:
surely he would’ve imagined himself in the wedding dress
- Comment on ^_^ I just think skibidibi sounds neat :3 3 days ago:
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- Comment on Trump supporter Rick Fuze was arrested in CA for using a stun gun on peaceful protesters outside a Tesla dealership. The woman kicking this guy’s ass is a retired professor with 16,000 citations. 3 days ago:
There has to be a scientometric for this
- Comment on *trumpets blare* 4 days ago:
I was randomly notified today by c/Rai i guess
- Comment on unleash your humanities 5 days ago:
because a humanities without “niche topics” is going to cover a very limited subject matter, and in particular, a very certain bias of subject matter! if we design humanities with cost-savings in mind, this is the most inexpensive and readily available culture, language, history: the mainstream, the corporate owned, the majority opinion. funding in humanities expands the horizons and the populace that humanities covers, and without diversity, humanities is not worth teaching
- Comment on unleash your humanities 5 days ago:
the pama-nyungan language family is indigenous to Australia and all the languages in that umbrella are either endangered or extrinct already.
pick one:
a) it is already safely and thoroughly catalogued pr reachable via the Internet b) there’s already enough embedded researchers in indigenous Australian communities to study these endangered languages c) it’s not humanities for some reason d) probably should spend some money getting more students and professors out there to study it
- Comment on World travelers 5 days ago:
North America of course being any part of the Americas in the Northern hemisphere –
- Comment on unleash your humanities 5 days ago:
Humanities don’t need funding for expensive laboratories
i suppose so as long as all your humanities knowledge is already solved with no need to travel to new places, study new locations, or talk to new people
- Comment on World travelers 5 days ago:
are you proposing some kind of Columbus effect where people heading to India will occasionally end up in Taino land by accident
- Comment on World travelers 5 days ago:
- Comment on World travelers 5 days ago:
they only think coconuts floated over on their own 500 years ago because austronesians are supernaturally invisible to white people
- Comment on Why aren't there mass protests in the USA? 6 days ago:
to the bloated sun we want to slice open and yolk all over the village
- Comment on Why aren't there mass protests in the USA? 6 days ago:
“They Thought They Were Free”, Milton Sanford Mayer
- Comment on Why aren't there mass protests in the USA? 6 days ago:
this is the classic Rosa Luxemburg vs Lenin dichotomy of revolutionary spontaneity vs vanguardism. do we organize, wait for the opportune moment, both?
- Comment on Why aren't there mass protests in the USA? 6 days ago:
to have the biggest effect though we really should be blockading DC. blockading the capital is the most effective form of demonstration as evidence by MLK’s March on Washington, EDSA, Euromaidan, basically any successful protests.
protesting at your own state capital is okay for state level changes (see the state-by-state results of BLM).
protesting at the financial center is pointless because the rich don’t actually do work (see Occupy).
if you want national change you demonstrate at the national capital for long enough to make the dictator flee the country (or whatever your goal is)
- Comment on Why aren't there mass protests in the USA? 6 days ago:
Take that shit to D.C. and shut that city down for 100 days? Assuming the Feds don’t kill everyone, that’s a protest that would matter.
for an example of this, see the Million Man March during the civil rights movement of the 1960s
- Comment on Why aren't there mass protests in the USA? 6 days ago:
if you haven’t seeb the news, some protestors and professors have been taken captive by ICE in the US and that’s had a chilling effect. however, that also builds some tension - as soon as some major property destruction breaks out and it becomes obvious that ICE can’t disappear them all, people will be bringing police precincts and declaring autonomous zones again like they did in the BLM protests (did your news sources report those?)
- Comment on Why aren't there mass protests in the USA? 6 days ago:
where are you? are you in the US, outside the US, rural, urban? I’m in a relatively small urb and even i see protests, and have attended them. if you’re not seeing them reported, you need to change your information sources. if you’re not seeing them in person, well, that’s a question of whether you’re in a dense enough area for protests to make sense
- Comment on I've done it again... 1 week ago:
americans have to deal with insane units like pints and ounces
- Comment on Least extreme biophysics phd 1 week ago:
uwu
- Comment on Which game is it? 1 week ago:
me with 100 hours in the HASTE broken worlds demo
- Comment on Least extreme biophysics phd 1 week ago:
owo
- Comment on Fucking hell 1 week ago:
for no particular reason, in English, 5:30 can be said as “half past 5” but never “half until 6”. (but “five thirty” is still more common)
- Comment on Anti-acknowlegements 1 week ago:
normalize it to the point that the anti-acknowledgements name names
- Comment on genotype rarity: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 2 weeks ago:
YY is not possible in isolation because you need at least an X chromosome to survive as stated above, however! this article is about someone with extreme mosaicism, meaning that some of his cells don’t have the same chromosomes as the rest of his body, so some of his cells are YY but other parts of his body have X chromosomes so it’s still survivable overall
- Comment on genotype rarity: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 2 weeks ago:
nobody called me on this actually being karyotypes and not genotypes. I’m disappointed
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