

I read that book actually for a class in a small university, and I highly recommend it to anyone. Did not know the author was a Harvard professor.


I read that book actually for a class in a small university, and I highly recommend it to anyone. Did not know the author was a Harvard professor.


My nerd man says it’s less of “the call is coming from inside the house” and more of a “you can’t go back in time and kill yourself” situation XD


Info about fed employees’ names, job titles, and salaries is publicly available info, bc the government is actually more transparent than the slack-jawed yokels will have you believe. Kinda like how your political party affiliation and whether you voted is publicly available.


Weapons of gas destruction ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)


Do you have the timestamp for the ATC audio? I’m having trouble hearing what was being said


Oof, our tax money is definitely funding a lot of medieval bills :(


They’re actually legal federally now, tho many states have banned them


Came here to ask the same question. Are the pods more effective (aka quicker/less traumatic) or do they have the same results?


Also another fun fact: not all tardigrades are capable of going into the tun state. For example, aquatic tardigrades that live in freshwater streams can form what is called a summer egg, which allows them to survive hot and potentially dry conditions, but I don’t believe much has been studied on this alternative state. IIRC marine tardigrades also cannot achieve the tun state, so this really only applies to terrestrial* tardigrades.
*Terrestrial tardigrades are also sometimes referred to as aquatic tardigrades as they are only active (not in the tun state) in the presence of water (e.g., after it rains)
Do you have a source for that? Genuinely asking, I use a VPN and would like to read more into it