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by pvaldes 2y ago
Are this photos AI generated?, because they definitely look like that
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The Voynich manuscript is peculiar, because the plants depicted are familiar but clearly fake to the eyes of every botanist. To describe an imaginary a plant is easy. To describe a convincing imaginary plant is much harder and Voynich faile
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Nope. DNA is not really useful for show boundaries between species, because we all share a lot of it and an only a very specialist expert would know what genes make the flower. Is also very expensive and time consuming. Plant families have
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When we scratch a little a main motivation for this behavior is always greed. Most of the time, somebody, somewhere, is being paid for recruiting and directing the anger of dumb people against the desired target. Just last week there is the
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What things can do a robot in the house apart of vacuuming?
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> It would be much better if they were not factory farmed Our lives would we worse without eggs, soy, pork or tomatoes. Domestication of animals and plants gave us this. Either we start killing humans in mass, or we learn how to increase
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> Why aren’t there more of these By historical reasons the Basque country has an special tax regime and economical benefits from the Spanish government. This may have an influence on the outcome. Is easier to win when the other run handi
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To be fair, there is a difference between "accidentally leaked from a lab" and "deliberately promoted later by MAGA brainless puppets (and other agents)". We all had seen groups of people roaming to tear off the masks th
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Selinux coloring book never really explains how to start doing anything useful with the program
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Cestrum nocturnum for a humble looking shrub with small yellow whitish flowers and simple leaves that couldn't look more plain most of the year. This thing will punch you in the nose at night with strong almond fragrance carried by the
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nice plant with strangely geometric flowers, but very poisonous
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I say this a lot here. 1) Our societies are obsessed by individuals. Individuals don't matter on ecology. Ecology Is mostly about energy transference. Each animal is just a small piece in the system. It does not matter that a machine s
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So, here I am, watching a sausage being tied and tortured until it starts to talk... I need to go sleep, definitely.
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<s>Hey Tiktokers, who needs a stupid dye? Show your inner light. Swallow our new gastrosubmarine led pill and shit bright like a diamond.<s/>
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I don't recall the case of anybody grabbing a doritos bag and seeing trough their fingers, but a lamp behind your hand definitely can turn your fingers translucent. Maybe with both effects combined? The more valuable contribution here
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lets be fair. It says: 35% of it does nothing -for the user- Maybe if does something for the bank then. An app can have different tasks and not all must be related with communicating with the users. Machines need communicate with other mach
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Is easier than ever to identify a plant with internet, but some time ago people bough handbooks that provided decades of joy and discoveries. Support the writers that provide a better experience showing you the whole picture instead a small
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Never tested on humans Some tropical American frogs evolved to do it naturally (fam Centrolenidae). Some fishes also can do it also in a few different orders (Siluriformes and Perciformes at least), so in lower vertebrates it is possible an
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water it, raise a shadow cloth...
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If we look at the number of people killed by wolves on Yellowstone since 1970, yes, most probably. The number of people killed by deer since 1970 is bigger by a mile. Data shows that wolves are much more safe than deer for humans.
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To put things on context: Around 2.1 million deer-vehicle collisions occur annually on USA Each year, they account for 59,000 human injuries, 440 human deaths and more than $10 billion in economic loses.
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Choosing to eat piglets and veals instead adult octopuses at the end of their life cycle seems unfair and immoral.
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Would borrow all this flora from their mothers without "suffering horribly".
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Neo-mammooths obviously will learn the language of their modern elephant mothers without any effort.
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Cruelcruelcrueltycruel. Please stop flashing the cruelty card here. Is ridiculous Being alive is better than not being alive, right?. Even if you experience pain or feel bored. Every animal experiences pain somewhere. Is fine. Is a part of
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Wolves don't eat 150 people each year, so is a false dichotomy.
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This claim does not stand a minimum logical analysis. More animals in captivity means that you are increasing the habitat of this species. You can fit more animals from this species in the planet than before.
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> Cloning a single hairy elephant and keeping it in captivity would consign it to a miserable life of loneliness Easily solvable if you put it with other elephants. Small elephants bond also with humans.
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> This famine is the expected result of 20 years of post-colonialist civil war There are other actors playing here: See the Grain from Ukraine program https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grain_From_Ukraine_program "
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On the heat period, probably horrible

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