Does this mean we’ll be seeing cases where Eliza is used fraudulently?
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I felt very clever thinking of this joke:
But jokes are never original; they’re implanted by aliens.
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time in the early universe passed only about one-fifth as fast as it does today
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Considering recent posts in the pets thread, this is kind of spooky timing.
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I wonder how many readers said, “Well, duh.”
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Rico definitely loves to play fetch, but little bits of paper or the big sticky pricetags they put on paperback books seem to be way more fun than any “official” cat toy.
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Felix would occasionally carry a fresh piece of mail upstairs… then drop it in whatever random room he decided to visit first.
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Such cute pictures!
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Very important information. Memorize please.
https://www.livescience.com/health/finally-we-know-why-pee-is-yellow
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Honestly, I found that interesting.
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The Big Ring was identified by Alexia Lopez, a PhD student at the University of Central Lancashire (UCLan), who also discovered the Giant Arc - a structure spanning 3.3bn light-years of space.
Let’s hear it for women in science. And a grad student no less.
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The tiny motor could help spark research into future applications such as […] medical probes of molecules inside the bloodstream to detect diseases such as cancer.
I think the nanoscale motor would instantly get clogged up with blood cells, which are (for red blood cells) about 8000 nanometers in diameter. Not to mention large proteins. But I may have missed something.
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We have a black hole in our bathroom, which oddly shows the time.
We recently replaced our 40 year old clock.
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Very possibly untrue.
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