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COTD.

Wow. This is mindblowingly interesting. Is it just me or do the major oil-producing regions seem like they're smack dab in the equatorial regions?

I think the reason it's so interesting/weird to look at is that, on the one hand, the hair looks too poofy, and, on the other, it looks too short. That is to say, the poofiness doesn't fit the stark geometry (which is usually only seen with very closely cropped hairstyles), and you end up with some sort of

Well, because he's doing more important things than picking seating arrangements.

You could prove the first ten axioms of Euclid's Elements with that haircut of his. What was going through his rapey little brain? —"Hey, I'm going to sit next to the First Lady of the Nation. Give me a haircut that makes me look like I have the gardens of Versailles on my head." Fascinating.

The name of the documentary is "Aliens of the Amazon." It's available on YouTube.

Interesting that you posted this. There was a two-part documentary some time ago on the European channel Arte about treehoppers. (—If anyone can find this, they are in for one wild ride, I promise.) One of the most interesting hypotheses about them is that the outgrowths are mainly used for hearing the auditory