ah shit the warlock baby is awesome.

an enteric-coated fish oil supplement shouldn't taste fishy, the coat will only dissolve in the intestine. Here in Australia we have Bioglan, which I suspect is suspect, but there may be better brands.

In the studies in Fiji etc. how did they account for the deer-in-headlights effect? Even in our culture you don't want to piss off the magical or supernatural when it comes a-calling, and react in various fear responses. If the mirror is magical to these kids, and thus by superstitious causation either the magical…

Mmm, ribs.

You've got 9 SC justices, just pick one and role-play

I imagine her kingdom would be a fun place, if she had a mom or something to prevent her from getting dead soon. But that's the message of the books I guess.

I think there's a suggestion of straight-talk the writer' going for with the second question. Also partly it is meant to bring the layman into the picture by reinforcing the probable context of the first question.

People use less a lot more than they use fewer. I don't know why that is, meself.

I think Einstein is worse, at least the Dawin one held to the whole minimalist project. Could it have focused on the whole equation business perhaps, with ein = ein with the = being a sideways s under a sideways t?

I think it should have been a glowing s on its side between the i and the o, standing in for the filament.

Haha, abos always good for a laugh, the children of rich white guys didn't have to bother inventing a positive cultural stance towards them.

Just to be clear, $1000 in 1920 is $11000 now. They'd be making multiples of $44000 every 4 weeks in today's money. Man, wouldn't mind those four weeks.

R2-D2 is by far the most respectable.

Is there no #corrections section anymore?

One theory about why we have our current body shape is we persistence hunted as homo erectus. It is still done. But the benefits of our body shape when we can't sweat is questionable, but I'd guess you strip down and tie around your waist whatever is causing you to overheat.

The pictures are so sinister.

At least the guy seems sensible about all of it. He should milk all he can, it's not that easy getting a hit if you don't have whole companies backing you.

I am so sick of it.

Yeah. It's a pretty precise translation of a paragraph though. On the other hand, sure, people don't need to know this, unless they are used to handling so much information in their heads and ejecting the unnecessary that the details serve a useful mnemonic warm-up function.

Actually it's neither. Humanities scholars are just more comfortable reading stuff in its intended register, and are also more well read so they are more comfortable with allusiveness as an approach to information density.