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Yeah, but they'll all be gone in 5 years.Oh, then don't forget about bananas. Bananas come from the blood, sweat, tears, and stolen land from South Americans.
http://www.theguardian.com/world/2007/may/19/colombia.foodanddrink
That is just Gauna come with other problems.Ya know what, screw food, I'm just going to photosynthesize from now on.
This could only be better if it were in Canada.TIL the local lesbian bar has a new name...
The Angry Beaver.
Or they made people do it; especially for royalty.There used to be a breed of dog whose sole purpose was to keep your meat turning on a spit in the fireplace.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turnspit_Dog
That was how I explained to my young cousins the value of doing homework/schoolwork on things they'd never use in actual adulthood. It's mental excercise. Think about going to the gym. Is anything useful or productive actually done? You pay money to run for a half hour without actually going anywhere, to pick up heavy things over and over and then put them back exactly where you got them. But you go to the gym, you do those things, you get stronger and faster. You may not need to know the exact facts or numbers your teachers are teaching you, but your brain needs the exercise in storing, processing, and retrieving the information on demand.And now people pay for the privilege of running in one place for long periods of time.
I'm going to use this in my classrooms, thanks.That was how I explained to my young cousins the value of doing homework/schoolwork on things they'd never use in actual adulthood. It's mental excercise. Think about going to the gym. Is anything useful or productive actually done? You pay money to run for a half hour without actually going anywhere, to pick up heavy things over and over and then put them back exactly where you got them. But you go to the gym, you do those things, you get stronger and faster. You may not need to know the exact facts or numbers your teachers are teaching you, but your brain needs the exercise in storing, processing, and retrieving the information on demand.
It's certainly a lot easier than explaining how FPGAs or neural networks work.That was how I explained to my young cousins the value of doing homework/schoolwork on things they'd never use in actual adulthood. It's mental excercise. Think about going to the gym. Is anything useful or productive actually done? You pay money to run for a half hour without actually going anywhere, to pick up heavy things over and over and then put them back exactly where you got them. But you go to the gym, you do those things, you get stronger and faster. You may not need to know the exact facts or numbers your teachers are teaching you, but your brain needs the exercise in storing, processing, and retrieving the information on demand.
Remember this: You don't remember things in your head unless you relate them to something else. Your brain is not a bucket that you fill up with stuff. If you don't tie key points together in your head, they will orphan and vanish.What doesn't fire, doesn't connect.
This is where we need an "agree" option instead of a "like".TIL that even if you tell the purchasing officer at the college that you're running low on supplies three weeks ago, you'll still run out before they order any.
Dave changed it to "like." So now there is only "like" on tapatalk.Get tapatalk for your preferred mobile device. It only has agree.
Avocado, banana, spinach, vanilla greek yogurt, milk (cow, almond, soy...whatever), and cinnamon. I had that for breakfast. It looks like thick green nastiness, but it is yummy.Making a smoothie with banana, avocado, and blueberries creates grey sludge. Tasty grey sludge, but it doesn't look very appetizing.
I like the phrasing, "Neurons that fire together wire together."What doesn't fire, doesn't connect.
Not me. TapaTalk update to newer version.Dave changed it to "like." So now there is only "like" on tapatalk.
That's the best part about biology, in my opinion: wacky names for random stuff. I LOVE that there is a gene called Technotrousers, and a binding interaction between two genes: one named Supervillin, one named Archvillin.TIL there is a program for analyzing RNA-seq data called Flux Capacitor. Nerds. I wanted to ask the speaker if the program requires "one point twenty one jigawatts (sic)". No one would have laughed so I didn't. Nerds.
Don't forget the Thagomizer, the spikes on a Stegosaurus tail named after a particular strip from The Far Side.That's the best part about biology, in my opinion: wacky names for random stuff. I LOVE that there is a gene called Technotrousers, and a binding interaction between two genes: one named Supervillin, one named Archvillin.
Link?TIL how the open skull scene in T2 was filmed. Whoa.
If it's the scene I'm thinking about, it was done with a dummy, and the mirror reflection was glass, with Arnold on the other side.Link?