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A lazy cat in human skin, an eldritch being borne of the '90s.

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Yea, that is a problem just by the fact that it creates more pots of funding.

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Aliens of course

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I see no downsides. MORE COLLIDERS.

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never.

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The colliders wouldn’t exist without people in the tenured position. Tenure is protection from capital interests. It’s not just a culture war thing.

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A rabbit hole, just for you:

myabandonware.com

gamesnostalgia.com

abandonwaregames.net

oldgamesdownload.com

archive.org/details/classicpcgames

archive.org/details/softwarelibrary_msdos_games

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Call up “Uncle Ben”

Also, !mycology

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It’s a theory.

cbc.ca/…/fungi-are-responsible-for-life-on-land-a…

In reality, life on earth is more like an engine borne of physics. Fungi is just another cog, a major one, but just a part of a greater whole.

mander.xyz/post/989747

eos.org/…/critical-zone-science-comes-of-age

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This title makes me more angry the longer I look at it.

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https://mander.xyz/pictrs/image/2af4edfc-b5d9-4e17-8ec7-5db57884b81d.jpeg

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https://mander.xyz/pictrs/image/008cb446-a024-44f6-a721-3b20ecb0096f.webp

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Art and science are two sides of the same coin. You cannot be a good scientist if you are not a bit of an artist.

edgy.app/where-art-and-science-intersect

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https://mander.xyz/pictrs/image/90aefbaf-1bfe-485e-87c9-07755c674375.jpeg

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Not the permafrost!!

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Haha, that was right after I left! Damnit!

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Found the Aussie.

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nautilini torilini

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Very very tiny ones under a microscope. Did you know pollen has a skeleton?

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I have enough to last quite a while now. I went digging. :)

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That whole wiki is worth a read, folks.

Sorry to repeat here, but I am quite suspect too, especially with the journal it is in. I’d expect it to be in something either big or more hyperspecific, like Geoarchaeology. I debated about posting because I think you reported the other, but I am gonna keep it up this time (and I wish I could pin your comment! a cheeky edit title will have to do). I do not have time to dive deeper into the paper tonight, but I want to do that later when my brain isn’t mush, so I think this will also be another reminder for me! ;) It is also good to show people examples of bad science and why which is what this wiki entry does. I want to look at what is actually going on with this thing.

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100000000000000000000%

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Just spinosarus

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tl;dr

  1. Only fragments remain as evidence, as the only full skeleton was destroyed.
  2. Partial skeletons may be different subspecies.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spinosaurus#Discovery_and_n…

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