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i love seeing people with very little experience in stem try to write scientist characters working. “he finished the. equation 🩷” yay girl!!!! what was that for though

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EVERYONE SHUT THE FUCK UP SCIENTISTS AT THE SCHMIDT OCEAN INSTITUTE HAVE FOOTAGE OF A LIVE COLOSSAL SQUID FOR THE FIRST TIME EVER !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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basically, i think students should only be given meaningful work that helps them engage with and get excited about the material. also school should start later, be shorter, have more breaks, and teachers should be paid more.

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Watterson pulled no punches

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its just one of those days

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demonic possession but the demon is trying to stop you from ruining your own life

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clocking in for my shift at the torturing my fave factory

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We're getting a lot of complaints from commuters who were routed onto a coaster, but the theme park patrons who spent hours stuck on an intercity line are also not happy.

Interoperability [Explained]

Transcript Under the Cut

[A close-up shot of Black Hat from the shoulders up] Black Hat: Compatibility and interoperability are so important.

[A zoom out reveals that Black Hat is standing in front of and pointing at a diagram showing a commuter subway car and a rollercoaster car, and the tracks they both run on. Standing next to him are Cueball and Hairbun] Black Hat: For example, most subway rails are 143.5 cm apart. But many roller coasters use a narrower 110 cm gauge.

[This panel shows only Black Hat] Black Hat: For the last few years, our company has been quietly retrofitting roller coasters to use 143.5 cm tracks.

[Black Hat now has his fists raised] Black Hat: Soon, we can begin phase 2. Voice from off-panel: Maybe interoperability is actually bad. Black Hat: If you listen to the destination announcement while boarding, you'll be fine.

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[OPENS FRIDGE, REMOVES TUPPERWARE CONTAINER LABELLED "Pomegranates from land of dead do not eat"]

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I don't want to be hateful, however I find it extremely ironic that the same people who say Israel is evil and commiting genocide for bombing Gaza, support Iran for bombing Israel (and Gaza). Nor do they care when Gazans are attacked by Hamas for wanting the food that Israel has been giving them.

It's almost like they don't actually care about people being bombed, they just want Jews dead and don't care about Muslims/ Christians being collateral so long as Jews die.

It just feels... suspect. But I choose to believe most those people are just extremely ignorant even though it's probably more malicious than I'd hope.

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"now you're part of the found family" but as horror. discuss

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I love when a textbook has a theorem that is just the most obviously true shit, like girl I sure hope so, if that weren't true I think math would fall apart!

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I like her tragic backstory