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in reply to BCGeiger

Yeah, definitely a typo, unless ancient horses and rhinos had drastically different diets than they do now. lol
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in reply to Socialist Mormon Satanist

Lol coward blocks all challengers. Look at this person's profile, people. 3.3 posts per hour at last count. That's how much effort they put into their ... Campaign.

in reply to Socialist Mormon Satanist

"Our surprising findings at Abric Pizarro show how adaptable Neanderthals were. The animal bones we have recovered indicate that they were successfully exploiting the surrounding fauna, hunting red deer, horses and bison, but also eating freshwater turtles and rabbits, which imply a degree of planning rarely considered for Neanderthals," she said.


Differences in Neanderthal and Palaeolithic human childhood stress



in reply to Socialist Mormon Satanist

Why is this being downvoted? Aquaponics has been used for over 100 years to help fertilize crops. I use it myself, and it's great.
in reply to just_another_person

Why is this being downvoted?


Oh, I have a very, very dedicated team of people that downvote everything I write or post within seconds of me posting. They're mad because I posted a few news articles in the c/politics sub that were favorable to third parties. So according to their DM's to me, they're trying to "silence" me because I'm "russian lackey troll farm scum" and stopping me is their mission. One admitted to "following" me online and "keeping an eye" on me. I'm THAT important, right?!

I mean, they don't really mention that I am born/raised/living in US and the only thing that set them off is that I'm voting Green Party, but meh...Lemmy, right?! :)

BUT to your point, yes, Aquaponics has been around forever, and I love it too. (Hence the Green part of my Green Party love)

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NASA near-Earth defense telescope retired after more than a decade


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Scientists prepared to save monarch butterfly in event of 'rapid extinction'




in reply to doodledup

Yeah it’s awesome. The LHC is one of humanity’s greatest engineering feats
in reply to NOT_RICK

And just think, all of it is some kind of thing we found in the ground, punched slapped and burned the shit out of to varying degrees, and made it DO THINGS!

SCIENCE things!

With so many various teams involved with every step of the project, from planning to construction to operation, I wonder if any one person truly understands all of how each piece works to do the things they do.

in reply to Transporter Room 3

I've always liked the idea of calling it teaching rocks to think, but maybe it's more like using rocks to teach math to think.
in reply to warbond

Using lightning!

You cannot convince me science and technology aren't just magic by any other name.

You bring up the question of whether it's the rocks that think or the math that thinks using the rocks... What are we when we think? (meaty bags of mostly water propped up on calcium sticks that makes it's own lightning to think?)


in reply to schizoidman

Yup, Beijing has some of the best bioengineering papers I've seen lately regarding gene editing and microbiology, even some biochemistry. Chinese medical philosophy trends towards holistic systems, versus Western medicine which looks at discrete conditions. So China has made a lot of advancements in areas where this flexible thinking is benefiting them and is a more accurate way of looking at biology.
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FDA rejects ecstasy as a therapy: what’s next for psychedelics?


in reply to ArcticDagger

So (to point #1) we can’t approve a psychedelic for medicinal use because we can’t fool people into thinking they took this psychedelic. Despite the evidence it’s helpful as a medicine.

Somehow that’s reminiscent of Nixon making pot a schedule I drug - highly dangerous - to prevent Democratic votes.

in reply to ArcticDagger

I was on MDMA when I had an aha moment that allowed me to set down my mother's bigotry and stop being homophobic. Smoking cigarettes outside in light rain at a rave, this flamboyantly gay guy was cracking jokes and was really funny. I had the thought, "He just wants to take drugs and have a good time on a Saturday night, he's just like me." Instant loss of homophobia forever.

I advocate MDMA use in therapy. I'm convinced it can be useful.



Scientists cook up a plan to save freshwater crocodiles from toxic cane toads


Cane toads are at it again! Scientists from Macquarie University working with Bunuba Indigenous rangers and the Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions (DBCA) in Western Australia have trialed a new way to protect freshwater crocodiles from deadly invasive cane toads spreading across northern Australia.
in reply to Socialist Mormon Satanist

Well, this technique doesn't harm the cane toads, except the few that are used as bait. It lets them live alongside the crocks without killing them, that's kinda nice.
in reply to I_Fart_Glitter

Uhh that’s not nice. They’re an invasive species fucking our country over and causing native species to go extinct.

Every single one in Australia needs to be eradicated.

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in reply to Socialist Mormon Satanist

TIL about the unfortunate naming of this telescope. I will forever refuse to speak it's full name, for fear of empowering those who shall not be named.
in reply to just_another_person

Is there a controversy about Nancy Grace Roman that I haven't heard about? I'm very excited about this telescope and very excited that it's named after her.
in reply to just_another_person

Oh that. I’m fortunately sheltered enough (by choice and hard work) from the evil talking heads that this didn’t come to mind.

Hopefully the NGR will elbow that horrible woman out of first place for recognition of this name.


in reply to Socialist Mormon Satanist

The study, published this month in the journal Physics Review E, suggests that a fatty material called myelin that surrounding the nerve cell’s axon—the fiber that transmits electrical impulses to other nerves or body tissues—provides an environment in which the entanglement of photons is possible.


Still need show it definitely happens, it's definitely part of the brains processing, and it's definitely where consciousness comes from.
This article is like 90% speculation.


in reply to Gerudo

Alright, but if anyone is harvesting my balls, it better be a sexy scientist.


En 33-årig man från Malmö är dömd för att för att ha styrt flera olika narkotikaligor i Skåne. Till 11 års fängelse. Nu är denna narkotikabrottsling misstänkt för mordplaner och misshandel.

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Två åtalade för kokainsmuggling, Två män har tillsammans och i samförstånd med varandra och andra personer inom ramen för en organiserad narkotikaverksamhet, koordinerat och organiserat hanteringen av ett större parti narkotika.

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Quiblr: Quiblr is an intuitive, accessible, and modern interface to connect users to the fediverse.


It's a Web Lemmy client.

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in reply to brbposting

She wrote for the Daily Prophet. Mr Lovegood did the Quibbler.