No, not at all.

But what would be difficult is finding a grave that’s two millennia old, putting your fraudulent runes tone into it and then covering it back up to the point that a professional archaeologist can’t notice.

What an utterly low effort screenshot and paste job. Downvote.

>bordergore

I don’t know which paradox game you are playing but I know it’s one of them

This is how all insurance works. Health insurance for a smoker will be higher for example.

Deserves to be locked in a cage and left in some scary location

Logic would say it’s cheaper. Reality would say it depends on the alloy and size.

I don’t think the government is concerned about the cost of minting. Coins generally all cost more than the face value and notes wayyyyyy less.

The amount of currency that the government creates minus the cost is called the seigniorage amount.

TIL America doesn’t have this logical division of 100

(And yes my country doesn’t have your logical division)

Anyone want to give me a tldr?

Hurricane is actually a survivor from the natives of Haiti, the Taino. It’s the only survivor of their culture and language as far as I know.

Brava sire, you are a true genius of our time

Thousands ring mud is worth medieval gold found

Yes but frontline soldiers can end up as POWs, then they might actually face punishment for their crimes.

I sent wave after wave of my own men at them. Eventually they reached their pre-set kill limits and powered down.

Absolutely. Couldn’t be more happy that this type of thing is happening. But it doesn’t negate the fact that eventually the herds genetic diversity will need to be bolstered by outbreeding, which in this case is very possible.

On a human time scale the genetic diversity doesn’t meaningfully increase with time.

No viruses aren’t organisms, micro or otherwise. They are non-living pieces of code. Calling a virus alive is like calling a computer virus a computer.

Thanks for the super helpful and insightful comment! The digging was required to understand why there are two definitions of antibiotic (when previously I only knew one) and that was certainly not in the article.

Congrats on being a doctor though.

Both what?

Had to do a bit of digging to answer this. Scientifically, the general understanding is that antibiotics refers to anti-bacterial molecules. Although search the phrase “antibiotic antifungal” and you’ll see that isn’t even fully agreed in the scientific community.

However the lay definition - Oxford English Dictionary definition, and not by chance (I’m guessing) the first result when googling - is that antibiotic is acting against any microorganism.

This is how that article has ended up using the wrong sounding phrase “antibiotic antifungal”. Which suggests that “antibiotic antibacterial” is what they would use for true antibiotics.

No