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by ecoled_ame 7y ago
Photography and microscopy have sure taken off though
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by ecoled_ame 7y ago
exactly. i mean, i pity this poor dog.
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by ecoled_ame 7y ago
and normal people are annoying to us.
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by ecoled_ame 7y ago
I’d rather be bald than laughing & chattering all the time like the rest of them.
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by ecoled_ame 7y ago
this is how nature disappears ..
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by ecoled_ame 7y ago
So true. As I entered the workforce I was amazed at how different the challenges I faced were from what I had expected before working in an office/lab setting. I feel like I’m constantly feeling out & soothing the emotions of the p
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by ecoled_ame 7y ago
All changes start with a dream
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by ecoled_ame 7y ago
I know, it’s one of the saddest aspects of existence in my opinion. I wish every child was planned for, had a job and housing lined up for them before birth. Instead we live in a random survival free-for-all. Sex is seen practically as a re
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by ecoled_ame 7y ago
It’s weird to live in a society where the assumption is that practically everybody is having/should be having sex. I abstain.
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by ecoled_ame 7y ago
People think pregnancy just .. happens?
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by ecoled_ame 7y ago
Maybe your life has not provided you with enough surprising results to be weary of the word proven.
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by ecoled_ame 7y ago
Okay, alchemy doesn’t refer only to transmutation. It was a legitimate practice by early chemists who were playing around with materials. The mysticism is greatly exaggerated. And the scientific method goes back tens or hundreds of thousand
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by ecoled_ame 7y ago
Nothing in science is ever proven. There can only be accumulating evidence and increased agreement among scientists. If something were to be considered proven, then we would not be open to re-interpretation if contradictory evidence were to
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by ecoled_ame 7y ago
Hunger by Knut Hamsun, 1890. I consider it the first psychological novel. "The novel has been hailed as the literary opening of the 20th century[1] and an outstanding example of modern, psychology-driven literature.[2] Hunger portrays
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by ecoled_ame 7y ago
Good question. I think I view the whole endeavor as illegitimate and seeing non-discrete sex kinda makes me uncomfortable. I wish money wasn’t mixed with sex.
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by ecoled_ame 7y ago
Pathetic men supporting this, even when the money doesn’t go to charity. Everywhere you turn on social media there’s a naked woman asking for money, and she’s often receiving plenty.
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by ecoled_ame 7y ago
Lol. I’ve done a ton of psychedelics and now I’m just one calm and cool cat. The drugs taught me to work my science job, never speak outside of work, ride my skateboard, play video games, don’t get involved with women, sleep a lot, eat good
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Evaluating phase separation in cells: diagnosis and functional consequences [pdf](genesdev.cshlp.org)
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by ecoled_ame 7y ago
But what about the environmental cost of burning jet fuel? Something that’s much more important than business productivity..
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by ecoled_ame 7y ago
My antagonism is not needless - in fact it serves my purpose. I want to see family values annihilated.
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by ecoled_ame 7y ago
Sounds like extra work and and an unwanted nuisance to my life of leisure. Plus I love alone time, I could never live with a woman long enough to breed with her. Whenever I walk in public, all I can think is jeez ... there are so many rando
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by ecoled_ame 7y ago
I'm glad the population is mind-bogglingly large so I don't feel obligated to have kids. I can save a lot of money and enjoy peace & quiet while I get better at skateboarding and science and playing video games. Plus, no wife.
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by ecoled_ame 7y ago
Make less of the carbon producers (humans). You don't have to reproduce to be happy.
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by ecoled_ame 7y ago
but still ... i would rather live in a world with less pollution ...
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by ecoled_ame 7y ago
did you ever consider that people may want attention more than truth?
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by ecoled_ame 7y ago
Meteorites contain nitrogenous bases https://www.pnas.org/content/108/34/13995
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by ecoled_ame 7y ago
Probably cause there's a TON OF PEOPLE LIVING AND REPRODUCING. You can talk about soil depletion all you want, but you're ignoring the true problem.
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by ecoled_ame 7y ago
Probably when you were a kid the global population was around half of what it is know, i.e. twice the amount of space per kid.
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by ecoled_ame 7y ago
having kids shouldn't be a thing you do to affect your happiness, it should be a thing you do to replenish the population.
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by ecoled_ame 7y ago
Only somewhat related, but I was horrified to learn that the average plane ride generates 90 kg of CO2 per person per hour. Thats a lot.

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