From the âsee alsoâ section of that article is another myth, the âjoint snake,â that can separate itself into pieces and then rejoin.
Ugly bugger.
Nawww, itâs cute!
AI-driven robots start hunting for novel materials without help from humans
Fully automated system is working 24/7 to create new inorganic materials that could improve batteries, fuel cells, and superconductors
Instead of novel material, here AI came up with some magazine material.
⊠itâs a whole new frontier of possibly untrue news
Iâm not sure how this article is related to my post. But the article was really interesting. I recognised myself as an âambivert;â I can switch on extroversion in some cases, but itâs exhausting. Usually Iâm the opposite.
It just looked like pseudoscience to me
I see a lot of silly stuff in my RSS feeds
I guess itâs up (down?) there with Myers-Briggs. Trying to put things like personality in discrete buckets is not very scientific. But if you do define extrovert and introvert, then one could envision a spectrum upon which one can place themselves. But if that is the plus and minus x1 direction, you probably also need the x2, x3, . . . , xn directions.
Germans discover the Hand Beast.
Tyrannosaurus in Germany
âŠthe lesser-known attempt to cash in on the fame of the âAn American Werewolf inâŠâ and âVampire in Brooklynâ series?
I smell franchise!
Ah yes, the Hand Beast. I dated her briefly in high school. That was somewhat fun, but mostly painful and awkward. We were young and dumb. Good times.
Life finds a way and all that.
Videos at the bottom.