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Catty_C t1_jeg276s wrote
Reply to comment by early_sound in Most overrated game franchise? by skinnyfamilyguy
That could be the lack of Dan Houser and Lazlow.
gullahgullahdnalsi t1_jeg273z wrote
Reply to comment by RealKenny in Calling all fellow nurses! May 17th is the 6th Annual Nurse Appreciation Night at the Red Sox Game by futuristicinaugurate
Who doesn’t love a good warm towel
_RedditIsLikeCrack_ t1_jeg270q wrote
if i could grow a stache like that, i'd wear it everyday for the rest of my life.
wolley_dratsum t1_jeg26yt wrote
Reply to comment by honestyseasy in What’s your go to hot dog spot? by trees_bees_knees
Of course! Hot dog culture is all of America.
TheGreatGamer1389 t1_jeg26v9 wrote
I find it funny he drives around when he can just fly.
PointB1ank t1_jeg26e5 wrote
Reply to comment by mbash013 in Person shot on SEPTA's Market-Frankford Line in West Philadelphia by WestPhillyFilly
I was arguing with someone online this week that was saying we would be safer if 100% of society carried guns. I tried to explain how a lot of the altercations that happen daily- arguments, fights, road rage- would be escalated into gun violence if that happened. They weren't really understanding the concept, or even trying to tbh.
thedvorakian t1_jeg26bt wrote
Reply to TIL A newborn baby is 75% water at birth. A slightly higher water content than bananas, but slightly less than potatoes. by Imbiberr
I'd hate to be the doctor that had to distill babies to generate that number
TheDeadMurder t1_jeg26cx wrote
Reply to ELI5:How electrecution happen at high voltage in near proximity without touching( HV lines). by ReferenceThin6645
Contrary to popular belief, electricity doesn't work like how most people believe it does, such as electrons don't move through the wire and circuits don't need to be connected to work, the reason this is taught is because that's the simplest way to explain it
What happens is that electrons are accelerated and dump their energy into protons, then accelerated again by the magnetic field that forms when a power source and load are in a circuit, if you have an electric toothbrushes, wireless chargers
than that's how they work without happening to having to be plugged into by a cable, that's also how transformers covert a high voltage to a lower voltage since the gap between them the two circuits are insulted by enough air to reduce the voltage enough
In most cases, the air is a good enough insulator that this isn't an issue, but once you get to a high enough voltage you do like with your example of high voltage lines or Tesla coils
GabrielaElgaafary OP t1_jeg267x wrote
Reply to comment by TargetOfPerpetuity in "Life is just A Bowl of Cherries", Gabriela Elgaafary, 30*30cm oil painting on canvas, 2023 by GabrielaElgaafary
It was quite big cherries and average bowl, on the smaller side 😉 thanks! 🍒
ungusbungus69 t1_jeg2661 wrote
Reply to comment by -CalicoKitty- in Massachusetts RMV drops case against Virginia man who overstayed vacation! by Hoosac_Love
I know Cambridge does, not sure about anywhere else.
EasyBOven t1_jeg265h wrote
Reply to comment by Otfd in Stories with humanized animals are cute. Stories with animalized humans are terrifying. by NoNo_Cilantro
So you have no argument to those individuals who would murder? It's just, like, your opinion man, that murder is bad?
atwegotsidetrekked t1_jeg261s wrote
Reply to comment by VelveteenAmbush in Senator Warner’s RESTRICT Act Is Designed To Create The Great Firewall Of America by vriska1
Obviously you have Fascist tendencies. You want to restrict freedom in some weird (and not true) attempt of safety.
But, the only social media that has actually been successful in supporting the overthrow of the United States was Facebook. The only social media that used personal data to manipulate an election was Facebook.
It’s absolutely absurd
wallabee_kingpin_ t1_jeg2627 wrote
Reply to What is known about pain enhancement? For instance, are there drugs that are the opposite of analgesics? If so, what are they and how do they work with neurons/neurotransmitters? by DollyPartWithOn
Capsaicin (the spicy thing in most hot peppers) causes pain and is used for that purpose in research.
Interestingly, it can also be used to reduce pain.
always0k t1_jeg262l wrote
Reply to comment by formenonly in Meydenbauer Bay Park in Bellevue, Washington. by gmc3101
Dude, you don’t know how good you have it here. Coming from a state that has 90%+ private land, Washington has a bounty of public world-class land
Lilly_Reed t1_jeg25xu wrote
Devils egg. It’s a fungus. Smells like rotting flesh and has a fruit inside you can eat.
MondayToFriday t1_jeg25oo wrote
Plastic tea bags are horrible: they shed billions of microplastic particles.
IClight69 t1_jeg25fh wrote
Reply to The lightbulbs are listening. by PittsVeggieBurgher
It’s literally the job of a server to pay attention to their stations/ customers. If you think a mofo hasn’t seen stale bread face before. The lofnl.
But yeah, it’s the bulbs for sure… the dim ones.
MongooseProXC t1_jeg25dd wrote
Reply to Odd People in WeHa by Greymalkyn76
Yes. There are odd people in WeHa.
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cmcdonal2001 OP t1_jeg2526 wrote
Reply to comment by EPiiCx5587 in Spring is in the air, New Brunswick, Canada [4000x3000][OC] by cmcdonal2001
Laughs in an affordable home. 😀
poopyheadedbitch t1_jeg24w2 wrote
Reply to LPT: too lazy to wash up your dish after you’ve made a meal? Save half and give it to your neighbour so they have to wash it up and bring it back to you by dunnowhatredditis
Lmfao love this passive laptop technique tbh. I'd do anything to not have to wash a dish
MillHoodz_Finest t1_jeg24h3 wrote
Reply to comment by UncleDuude in Neighborhood Watch by Prynce27
same, I want to put one on my block
Chromotron t1_jeg24iz wrote
Reply to ELI5-What is the fibonacci sequence? by amsdys
There are multiple ways to define Fibonacci numbers:
- Set the first two to be 0 and 1, and every after as the sum of those two preceding it: 0, 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21, 34, ... .
- The number of different ways to form a strip of fixed length by glueing strips of lengths 1 and 2 together.
- The number of binary (only 0 and 1 allowed) sequences with a fixed number of digits, and 1s must not be consecutive.
- Via Binet's formula as ( φ^n - (-1/φ)^n ) / sqrt(5).
- [many more]
> how it it's supposed to be in all nature and that's sacres geometry...
That's a myth at best, and a lie at worst. There are some very few instances where they somewhat appear, but those are one in a million things. None of the claims of golden ratios appearing within humans, plants or animals has ever withstood scrutiny, sqrt(2), 1.5 and sqrt(3) are just as probable and nonsensical.
Edit: spelling.
ByronIrony t1_jeg27bi wrote
Reply to The original Ronald McDonald 1963 by iosews
Nope!