It should be!

Flag treaty?

International law I assume.

Technically that made them the same country.

How to tell if you actually have a winning strategy: you're not allowed in the casino anymore.

That story may be a myth, supposedly the early high measures were just due to bad measurement techniques and Popeye ate spinach because its ability to provide a lot of vitamin A, which is mentioned in one cartoon.

So you're saying that they estimated comet paths but were off and so hypothesized the existence of other bodies or forces? Is there a quote in the article about that?

That's interesting, but not the same as predicting specific planets, and especially Pluto. Pluto is less than a fifth the mass of our moon and orbiting 30+ times the distance from the Sun as us. They wouldn't have close to the precise data to estimate that.

Yeah, that's right. Fixed.

They did not predict the existence of Uranus, Neptune and Pluto thousands of years ago based on gravity. We couldn't even predict Pluto with modern equipment and math. You need some sources on this.

They didn't even know about Neptune and almost certainly didn't know about Uranus even though it was technically just barely visible. They weren't making gravitational predictions about Pluto thousands of years ago when we couldn't even do that ourselves a hundred years ago.

They didn't have math at that level. You're describing how Neptune was discovered, but that was in the 1800s. It was found due to irregularities in the path of Uranus that would be explained by another planet.

Further discrepancies led to searching for another planet, and that led to finding Pluto. However Pluto was later found to be too small to explain them.

He discovered Eris, which was more massive than Pluto.

Ceres was a planet that was discovered between Earth and Mars and Jupiter in 1801. Around 50 years later after several more planets were discovered in that region they started referring to them as asteroids instead.

That's similar to what happened with Pluto. At first it seemed unique in its part of the Solar System, but by the 90's we started discovering many other objects in that region, another belt. So with Eris they decided to treat it like the asteroid belt and stop calling its members planets.

There are two pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosises in your comment.

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Pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosises.

This is why it's important to carry a foot saw when going in water.

They were taught that fewer symbols is better, and then applied that logic when no symbols became a possibility. Regardless of what they based this association on, they appeared to learn less vs. more and apply that concept to 0, not just learn none vs. some.

This isn't just knowing something vs. nothing, this is about understanding the order property of numbers and of zero being one of those numbers.

Bees could be trained to pick which of two cards had the fewer number of symbols.

Then when shown a card with no symbols, the bees would pick this one more often than should happen randomly, implying that they could figure out "zero" was a number on the number line smaller than any positive number.

30s.

Yeah, since then.

Still better than today's "music".

I realize you might be joking, but just for your information, the fish guts weren't used in the original process of making Guinness, they were only used starting in the mid-19th century. It was done to save costs and they were filtered out, so not related to taste.

It's downhill though.

That's probably 200 in kilometers though.