You are made of sun.

Take me to the light.

Lucky bastard.

For the rest of us it was when is dad coming back with a pack of smokes?

We’re still fucking wondering!

Praise Jebus, almond!

Millennials: let me Google that first… After 8 hours on social media, then complain about lack of sleep

Z. I most consult the wise ones… -opens tiktok-

Alpha: hey AI what should I think?

Boomers: executive producers

X are still wondering when the Ys are coming.

The silent generation… They make for fertilizer, as shall we all some day.

You are supposed to be socialized into a numbskull dipshit…

That’s the goal.

It’s seasonal. Crickets become most active in warm humid weather. Particularly warm nights above 70F.

And yea, it’s not uncommon to not hear the predator(frog) when you can’t hear any prey.

I’m gonna hard disagree with you. No malice.

It’s just that I’m used to a wharf or start menu™. Personally, these are always on the corners. Usually the bottom left or top right (my preference.)

Top or bottom task bars make the most sense, imo.

Horizontal distance > vertical.

4 you say?

https://pchat.org/

That’s like your closet introvert. They haven’t yet realized sometimes people just have a bad day and it has nothing to do with them so just leave it be.

Picking and poking and probing… And it’s sad cuz they are usually looking for you to just blame them.

Bookmarked as these tend to come and go.

#facts

Did they scream stranger danger and resign?

So that’s where mancala comes from.

Around (4 to 6) * 10^(26 to 27) J total

1 gigawatt is 10^9 J/s (so around 130 billion years to reach the above.) For a terawatt that’s 130 million years. For a petawatt 130,000 years. For an exawatt about 130 years…

Note: the sun bathes Earth with around 170,000 TW (0.17 exawatts) of energy. That’s about 700-800 years if you could make the oceans sink all that sun energy. Again, this isn’t the total output of the Sun but just what impacts Earth directly.

That’s an oversimplification of the evidence. The strongest associations in nutritional research are usually with ultra-processed foods, excess caloric intake, obesity, alcohol, smoking, low fiber intake, and poor cardiometabolic health overall, not simply “meat bad.”

There’s also an important distinction between processed meat and unprocessed meat. The evidence linking processed meats like hot dogs and deli meats to colorectal cancer is much stronger than the evidence against unprocessed meat, like steak or fish fillets.

Nutrition science also struggles with confounding variables. People who eat large amounts of vegetables often differ in many other ways too: lower smoking rates, more exercise, lower alcohol intake, higher income, better healthcare access, etc. Untangling those effects is difficult.

Even “plant-based” processed foods are not automatically healthy. Many modern substitutes are highly refined products with isolated proteins, emulsifiers, seed oils, sugars, and micronutrient fortification used to imitate the nutrient profile of animal foods. And those are the good ones! The bad ones just slap oat milk on a box put a bunch of water and sugar in it and that’s about all it is.

Matching nutrient labels is not necessarily the same thing as matching bioavailability, digestion kinetics, or long-term physiological effects.

A more scientifically defensible generalization would simply be: diets centered around minimally processed whole foods tend to correlate with better long-term health outcomes than diets dominated by ultra-processed foods, regardless of whether those foods are animal- or plant-derived.

Don’t argue. No is a complete sentence. Talk to your boss about it if your coworkers have a problem with “no.” Perhaps express mild interest with appropriate additional compensation?

If you don’t enforce your boundaries, then no one will.

Trash summarizing trash.

Toss six philosophical grenades into one paragraph and then act shocked when nobody writes a dissertation in the replies before hitting downvote. The dopamine economy marches on!