Kinda miss the days when all you needed to be a scientist was a knowledge of basic taxonomy, a steady hand, and a vast personal fortune.

Well, neither do I. When I was growing up the country only had two channels. The dull BBC-content-that-enriches-minds channel and the everything else channel.

I’ve always wondered about this. Good to have some evidence.

All the old websites I liked turned into for-profit monstrosities, then got bought out, gutted, and shut down. 🥺

I’ve had to stop my cat from eating a button. So probably.

Tae Kwon Do features a lot of high kicking, which can be difficult for young kids that haven’t developed their balance yet.

Or maybe it’s what she needs to develop her balance. I dunno, kids are like little aliens.

I don’t really feel the urge either, but I use my day as a topic of conversation with my wife. Just talking with her is the goal.

Congratulations on figuring out all men, everywhere, oh sagacious one.

Wikipedia does a better job than me.

Remember that time the Dutch killed and ate their prime minister? Yup.

Urban gardening seems like a winner. Even if it’s just for something like fresh kitchen herbs.

I’ve never been shooed away from understanding real science. Who’s doing the shooing?

Did you close the shower door on your dick again?

Why do some of the questions asked in this sub make it sound like the OP’s first day as a human being?

A case like that doesn’t concern me much. If AI has a place in art, it’s as a tool like that.

Probably a bit like Dr Frankenstein, watching his monster lurch down the hill towards the village.

And tardigrades, just to give you the warm fuzzies.

Not a fan of it.

People who complain about snowflakes are snowflakes.

…I don’t know what that makes me, for pointing out that people who complain about snowflakes are snowflakes.

Are you sure that America aren’t America’s enemies?