This is a brilliant piece

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Was gifted a lightly used Keurig machine. Partner started noticing little roaches everywhere in the kitchen. She was halfway through a cup of coffee when she opened the water reservoir and spotted a few floating in the water. I opened the machine and the machine was full of them.

Roaches can lay up to 32 eggs/week, and I think a roach mom had at least one good week in the Keurig.

Friend had said he didn’t want it because it was attracting roaches. He claims to not have known it was carrying them.

Sounds like ball lightning

TIL

Next time it happens try to predict what will happen in the next 30 seconds and say it out loud or write it down before it happens. If you can’t, it’s natural Deja Vu

Now now.

You glance at other markers too, but 66 fires a special, primed network.

I’ve had cats and dogs, and in my sample, cats have been better at navigating boundaries. Also, the beans. Also, the everything.

Looks awesome to me ngl

I read a paper once about how even if someone born blind could suddenly “see,” their brain still wouldn’t know what to do with the information.

Two words: Seasonal regression

It’s my understanding that some of them even heal and can be torn again

Why shouldn’t the idea of Solarpunk operate as a subset of Solarpunk, in the form of an interface between Solarpunk and the Fediverse?

Yes, and so I must give it back.

I remember that I didn’t exist before and that was fine.

A touch of humility helps too… why should I get benefits that beetles and dogs don’t?

Life only exists because of death. I wouldn’t want to take life away from the world by avoiding something I’m not meant to avoid.

Neuroscience… probably computational

Fun fact: Every Mastodon account has an RSS feed. Just add “.rss” to the end of their public profile URL.

I’m not sufficiently educated on the subject so I can’t argue either way, but the defense I usually hear is that the sparse farmland states and the densely populated city states have different needs, and that the majority of the population living in cities shouldn’t be making decisions for the rest of the country. So it gives each state an equal say in the executive branch; Otherwise the most populated states hold all the power.

If there’s a problem with this defense of its pro’s, please educate me. I’m not being sarcastic.