e-biked to nagadi, piranesi. cali h.i.s. first asks "are you driving?" to the cell phone sample, tho j'assume cawi mode also takes eyes off the road
attended diabla's arco iris america at chez francais, miss universe bolivia 2024 (top dozen) on piano. we're silly, we attendees. get ready to be wowed
drew idealized self crashin' fashion show 🧟♀️ with weensy paw perfection (both pre- & post-infection) z-rex's lumb'ring gait (brains make 'em salivate)
ate raw beef injera before bygones, but i save my yirgacheffe beans, berbere spice popcorn ceremonies for each new issue of the financial times
come for the haikus
[insert something funnier]
stay for the haikus
[insert something funnier]
stay for the haikus
if asked during your appointment why you want to come to the united states, nicole said, it's best to emphasise your fear of returning to haiti rather than the hopes you have of a better life in america. 'is anyone here not scared to return to haiti?' she asked. there was silence followed by laughter. 'they killed the president in his bedroom!' someone called out
(2) show to the students and artisans of every branch of industry...what the past has accomplished for them to imitate and excel
(3) animals around us as "enclosed within soap bubbles"
ordinary perception may be akin to a "controlled hallucination," as the neuroscientist anil seth has argued
"the unwanted sense," pain
plato claimed that "the varieties of smell have no name, and they have not many, or definite and simple kinds," and kant said not only that this sense is the most dispensable but that "it does not pay to cultivate it or to refine it at all"
"the unwanted sense," pain
plato claimed that "the varieties of smell have no name, and they have not many, or definite and simple kinds," and kant said not only that this sense is the most dispensable but that "it does not pay to cultivate it or to refine it at all"
(4) we're gonna be in bad shape when steve retires cause half the internet will be an ouroboros of ai-generated garbage
(5) how do these delicate little creatures endure the intense, protracted, iron-cold subarctic winter?
(5) how do these delicate little creatures endure the intense, protracted, iron-cold subarctic winter?
ice severely injures cells by drawing out water and causing dehydration, scrambling the interior structure of cells and fracturing the cell walls. the result is pervasive and deadly internal damage
wood frogs have evolved ways to freeze solid for up to eight months each year
the eyes turn white because the lens freezes
nobody yet understands what starts the wood frog's heart after being frozen and inert for the entire northern winter
wood frogs have evolved ways to freeze solid for up to eight months each year
the eyes turn white because the lens freezes
nobody yet understands what starts the wood frog's heart after being frozen and inert for the entire northern winter
(6) collinearity-again
set.seed(2024-11-21)
the best model here would use (x + z)/2 as a single predictor - the two predictors have no additional information in them - but using the two variables individually is better than using just one of them
the best model here would use (x + z)/2 as a single predictor - the two predictors have no additional information in them - but using the two variables individually is better than using just one of them
(7) post-fordism: a society that has lost all sense of rhythm
in the us between 2010 and 2018, self-reported anxiety rose by 18 per cent for those aged between 35 and 49, but by 92 per cent for those aged between 18 and 25
people in their early twenties are more likely to be economically inactive because of ill-health than those in their early forties
rituals and traditions are useful protections: they demonstrate that, contrary to our worst fears, in important ways the future will be like the past
smartphones are responsible for four identifiable harms: the loss of face-to-face social contact outside school, sleep deprivation, attention fragmentation and addiction
'the "digital divide" is no longer that poor kids and racial minorities have less access to the internet, as was feared in the early 2000s; it is now that they have less protection from it'
pubs were reopened before schools
people in their early twenties are more likely to be economically inactive because of ill-health than those in their early forties
rituals and traditions are useful protections: they demonstrate that, contrary to our worst fears, in important ways the future will be like the past
smartphones are responsible for four identifiable harms: the loss of face-to-face social contact outside school, sleep deprivation, attention fragmentation and addiction
'the "digital divide" is no longer that poor kids and racial minorities have less access to the internet, as was feared in the early 2000s; it is now that they have less protection from it'
pubs were reopened before schools
(8) favouring classical cosplay over psychological penetration
her bust was placed next to raphael's in the pantheon
this paper forms one of the brightest spots in the whole composition
she might be a classical fantasy in sandals and cascading drapery, but her sleeves are rolled up. it takes a lot of hard work, she seems to be saying, to look this good
this paper forms one of the brightest spots in the whole composition
she might be a classical fantasy in sandals and cascading drapery, but her sleeves are rolled up. it takes a lot of hard work, she seems to be saying, to look this good
(9) corporations eat trees as if they were chainsaw-voiced
wattled starlings
as he slept, ikimuga was killed by an unusually large leopard. the big cat ate only his testicles, "as if to register contempt for such a feeble victim"
a baby elephant..our eyes seemed to be our greatest commonality
a baboon skull that he had transformed into a toy racing car
the big cat licked the infant all over
the delicate spookpadda, or table mountain ghost frog..survived..even the asteroid strike that destroyed the dinosaurs
in 1930 there were estimated to be around 10 million elephants and around 166 million people on the continent, but today there are fewer than half a million elephants and 1.45 billion people
(10) "not enough nuance in the system for them all"
it sounds friendlier in the russian original
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