If they’re right, they should keep preaching.

Ok Boomer

Finally an answer to the perennial racist refrain, “But when is WHITE history month???”

That’s twice in less than a week that the entire staff of Deadspin quit. 

I agree, but the Founders part gives off very white supremacy/colonial undertones to me.

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The first commandment was “don’t eat this shit”. Which Adam promptly disobeyed.

Perhaps a never-ending game of Whack-a-Mole is a better metaphor than bingo.

Science (especially pure research science done by the types that tend to be required to write papers) is not about finding a problem. It’s about discovering how things work. It’s about understanding the physical world/universe.

Well, they’re doing it all for more of that sweet, sweet grant money.

I wish all edgelords would identify themselves so clearly....

It is amazing that you don’t know what you are talking about at all, yet still seem confident enough to post that wrongness publicly. Maybe consider not doing that. Just an idea!

Well, that’s...uh. what’s the word....stupid. 

Some people really, truly enjoy being fucking morons. Must be the step that comes after resignation to the fact that one is, in fact, an utter fucking moron.

lol I already knew what your comment history would look like

I’m pretty sure he was being sarcastic. A give-away was the “/S” at the end of his comment.

The study is both biased (ignoring several parameters) and constrained to a well defined timeframe. From a scientific POV you can manipulate data and prove one is both wrong and true. A good example is Earth: it’s flat, round and it can’t be seen depending on the distance. Same goes for life under heavy climate…

“In fact, even if we include the rare, very large volcanic eruptions, like 1980's Mount St. Helens or 1991's Mount Pintaubo eruption, they only emitted 10 and 50 million tons of CO2 each, respectively. It would take three Mount St. Helens and one Mount Pintaubo eruption _every day_ to equal the amount that humanity is…

Many times we ask ourselves, what can i personally do, and after a lot of thinking and this publication seems to back it up is that we need to reduce a lot our meat intake, ye we all love it but this is apparently one of the things that contribute largely to climate change and we can personally do something directly…

You found all of this amusing? That explains your opinion on the show!