This is such a good view of it that it also makes the professors I had that make the joke about it going backwards seem silly.
A lot of the old experiments on electricity were done with like paper dipped in salt water so of course physicists would lean towards defining it this way.
“designed to serve readers” [citation needed]
This was not, in fact designed to serve readers. No possible meaning of that is in anyway correct. It is “non-designed to serve non-readers”
Ubuntu and fedora both have that I think
The federation will make lemmy a slippery target because as threads has shown us you can add a compromised server and people will block the instance or if it gets annoying enough admins will defederate it.
That sounds like the electrical engineers I know
Couldn’t you fix this by also defining electrons as positive? Imo the physicists and electrical engineers should fight it out.
Is ReactOS still a thing?
Prometheus was a silly movie.
That’s a great idea, instead of building rockets to deliver them to mars we could build a giant gun and fire them into mars at crazy high velocity. An operation plumbob situation.
They’re probably so full of weird shit and plastic surgical filler they will contaminate wherever they die. Imo send them to mars alive. The microbes on them might help terraform mars if you send enough billionaires. All of them should do.
The logos maybe, windows users have definitely enjoyed being the uchiha clan until the AI slop coup.
I’m standing just out of frame thinking about those things between the seats in cars.
Its a frequent idea but I don’t think there’s any supporting evidence from people I’ve talked to.
I think if a small community existed with houses, it might be permanently unknowable. If a widespread civilization with stone and wood construction existed we would certainly have found some evidence.
Though I think stone and wood construction came very late even for humans. I don’t remember my anthropology class well but its suggested based on hunter gatherers humans often had a sort of nomadic foraging/hunting society until about 10,000 years ago when permanent agricultural settlements started developing.
Like humans are kind of weak and soft, we walk funny, we’re omnivorous endurance pack hunters and fishers. Like in terms of mammals we’re very weird. In the larger animal kingdom we’re pretty weird but maybe not as weird as like mollusks, birds, and crabs where evolution also seemed to have done a series of back-to-back rapid changes in evolutionary pressure by sort of creating and occupying an uninhabited niche in the environment.
I especially am fond of the idea that like “crabification” there’s like a “birdification” and a “hominidification” evolutionary process based on occupying a series of vacant ecological niches that step into each other. So if something like that is true it might be more visible in the fossil record.
You stay away from my patents on wookie slippers that look like human feet.
So you’re saying Its more “where is he gonna put that thicc dino ass”
This was very helpful on tests.