I mean if it was built out of anything else the destructible material has been looted or destroyed by now. You can say this about pretty much every old thing.

Energy of this thread: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=mbyzgeee2mg

I’m going to write a thing and its not wholly insulting but it sums up I think the public sentiment on KDE for the last 15 years: KDE is the “Windows Vista” flavor of desktop environment. I actually like the aesthetic but for some reason it fills everyone who doesn’t like it with an endless rage.

“This is america, why are there more than two choices”

That’s because it only shows its butt after you’ve earned its trust. Its a very long boss fight.

Jesus tending to his flock: “This is not what I meant when I said be like sheep”

Reverse dragon: fire comes out of its butt

I think they left out a descriptor for the type of complexity which when we’re talking about “measures of complexity” is an important detail. I’m guessing they mean accoustic complexity which is used to categorize things like birdsongs.

To be fair I think they meant “most accoustically complex language” which is different from like human languages (which have a degree of nonverbal complexity and ideation clearly beyond whales)

What a bonehead

Accidental self critique rule: Anyone who says “there are too many people” is the extra person.

“In windy environments does evolution optimize dogs for aerodynamics?”

What did you memorize?

I recall most of chem being “here’s a rule that applies to a very narrow subdomain but literally nothing else.” So we learned a lot of mostly useless rules and then we’d do a lab where most the chemicals didn’t use any of the same interaction rules or naming conventions as each other. Or here’s a lab test we can use only on chemicals that mix perfectly and don’t separate, cloud, etc.

I have no idea. I did chem in college and tests included a printout of the periodic table.

I have not done a chem class where they didn’t let you use the periodic tabke

Occam’s Razor: My guy banged his computer.

Okay but the tree is still trans.

To be fair I’ve mostly hung out with the turtle and bird biologists. I fully expect the lab nerd guys to do #1 or #2. #3 is for villains and book authors.

#4 is every biologist I’ve ever met

The theory seems to be captured radiation (electron) fields. Earth even has one. A stray planet and its halo of interstellar objects might have a very large and complex radiation belt system.

Name seems wrong but you do you, SIMP 0136