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This does little to clear up the murky waters of "DOGE" however Devin from LE does interview another attorney that is supposedly investigating and filing litigation against the magical department, loose conglomeration of billionaires or whatever you want to call it.

It's too cold to be playing angry birds outside.

Mines Grover Cleveland. I think at least at one point he was the only U.S. president to serve two nonconsecutive terms, but also he was responsible for a lot of the native american protections we see today... In a weird way. The Dawes Act fucked a whole lot of shit up and allowed NA land to be sold. I've been looking into it and I don't know or I'm not completely sure why someone would name their kid Grover Cleveland because that shit was still bad, but my great grandfather was named that, my grandfather was born on the Tahlequah res. though he moved out and became a policeman for a small town in Texas lol. Weird shit. Gotta be clear I'm not really a fan of his policies when I say this I just think it's Ironic as hell my GGF was named after the man. Do I want to know why or not lol? He championed himself as a protector of NA's but supposedly did more harm than good idk.

That vid was so pointless I think. Killer whale communication is supposedly super interesting though. Their brains are wired to have a large emotional function. They carry their deceased in some kind of funeral procession ritual among other things. Orcas are super interesting.

cetaceans have developed other means of tracking their prey. They can echolocate. They have their own sonar of sorts. I though they might have evolved a way to smell underwater myself, but apparently they don't use smell after doing some research. I found basically the same answers you did so no need to post all that I guess.. It may be interesting to post how orca do track their prey however.

Man I posted this vid this dude was genuinely kind of shaken up , but also kind of excited when one made his boat do a 180. He seems more like an adventurer than anything and I love how calm and cool he was about the orca playing with his vessel. I made a whole thread about orcas even breaking off and stealing rudders like a trophy one time. I think this was the vid.

Fine...This guy once got so lost in that hooha it took six expeditions and 7 years to get him out. We told the rescue teams to put him back in, but they just dropped him and backed away slowly before issuing a full scale retreat.

Yeah thank god whales have an impressive gag reflex. and lolz still watching the vid and apparently orcas still out there gang ganging boats. Glad I'm a land locked mf sometimes..

Heh.. Good thing I traded pokemon then that time huh?

I mean....I'm not gonna lie commenting on the New York bar sounds above my pay grade or capability, but from what I've seen and been able to interpret from the likes of several scholarly law firms it's a big Ruckus for lack of better words... This isn't just New York of course everywhere shits kind of on it's ass... While they fight back from a 'can he even do this?' angle. I'd love someone more versed in law in here that's why I started bringing in Legal Eagle... which is actually able to practice law..... everywhere....idefk I've just been bracing for the shit storm that's likely to form EVERYWHERE.

Damn how'd you know? They know to give me a straw at KFC already.

Once finished a restaurants publicity food challenge without chewing a single bite.

So in other words it's just the latest science fair winner for geneticists.

but wait that's actually horrible when he can just appoint new ones. What are you gonna do though besides challenge the status quo and make a scene going out? I mean I get why congressman Al Green can fire back, but as an AG that can easily be career suicide if you don't handle it right am I wrong?

Sounds like the concept behind Xenoblade at least. So many other Sci-fi thrillers/games, but I guess what I'm remembering about Xenoblade in particular that relates to this is that the powers that be were supposedly in a space station moments before a cataclysmic event was suppose to destroy everything anyway, but before it could one was prompted to hit a magic reset button of sorts that caused a machine within or the whole station to basically rewrite all matter within it's reach into the new worlds you see in the Xenoblade chronicles games. Ended up feeling like a nice touch to the lore especially when you get out of the cloud realms and finally see the scorched "Earth" like stages at the end. Only they were so far advanced in the game fiction they didn't create a digital world to escape to...They had a machine that pretty much rewrote reality itself I guess?

Is banned from Canada for fighting with the wrong stick during a hockey tournament.

Love this dudes speech, and his arguments against Trump. No secret I'm a big fan and I've plugged his content here before, but I'm not really even trying to plug him here with this. Politics isn't the main thing I watch him for and definitely not his claim to fame. I just love his stance on this The fact he kind of frames this video towards Trump supporters saying "Look you aren't gonna get what you want either. We're all gonna be fucked if you choose to keep being ignorant."

I mean not to put an end to anybody's doom scrolling but scientists have had the capability for a while... The first synthetic life form was a bacterium created in 2010 by scientists at the J. Craig Venter Institute (JCVI). The bacterium, called JCVI-syn1.0, had a synthetic genome. https://www.jcvi.org/ https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC3878377/#:~:text=In 2010%2C staff at the,scientists may well do so. One of the limiting factors if you ask me is that THEY are human. Hell you can even factor AI into the mix but it learns off OUR knowledge, and starts to get AI down syndrome if somebody doesn't mommy it. Interesting post just saying that we are still a Far Cry from Cyberpunk if that's what you're hoping for. I am still reading though can it survive outside a lab? I'm sure the science has to be interesting and groundbreaking but that article is sooo barebones...