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kimthealan101 t1_ja87i1n wrote
Reply to comment by ChrisARippel in TIL John Scopes, a high school teacher in Tennessee, was arrested and tried for merely teaching the theory of evolution in 1925. by JesusLikesHisCheezIt
Eugenics is how you say 'racist' in intellectual society. It is still present in intellectual society. It is easy to subconsciously project your values onto the things you study. Much of what we think about eqyptian mummies and pyramids is based on 18th and 19th century ideas about death in European society.
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Reply to comment by monocromatica in TIL John Scopes, a high school teacher in Tennessee, was arrested and tried for merely teaching the theory of evolution in 1925. by JesusLikesHisCheezIt
They do teach evolution in TN.
kimthealan101 t1_ja85q83 wrote
Reply to comment by Outrageous-Pause6317 in TIL John Scopes, a high school teacher in Tennessee, was arrested and tried for merely teaching the theory of evolution in 1925. by JesusLikesHisCheezIt
Too bad Jimmy Stewart can't be in it. That would make the movie really great.
kimthealan101 t1_ja66do2 wrote
Reply to New research establishes a link between irritable bowel syndrome and mental health challenges, such as anxiety, depression, and suicidal ideation by thebelsnickle1991
There is a link between autism and IBS
kimthealan101 t1_j8vrvjm wrote
Edison and Westinghouse both built fame and success on the minds and labors of their employees. Most engineers don't get famous. Tesla was just a particularly good engineer. He died in relative obscurity, but his ideas have given him posthumous fame after standing up so well and because of people's love of a good conspiracy.
I would say, before that car company, more people recognize the word 'westinghouse' than 'tesla'. The Westinghouse label is used for a brand of AC equipment, because of the name recognition. 50 years ago, when Westinghouse was a major appliance manufacturer, that would be more true.
kimthealan101 t1_j5xexfw wrote
Reply to comment by youshouldbethelawyer in The world is (on average) 50% reliant on nonrenewable sources of phosphorus fertilizer to grow food. It won't go away this century, but prices will increase and ~3/4ths of reserves are controlled by one country by fartyburly
You can't use human waste to feed crops intended for human consumption
kimthealan101 t1_j5uy4gw wrote
Reply to Who Invented Paper? A new discovery at a long-neglected site suggests the ancient Egyptians used it more than 2,000 years before the Chinese by ArtOak
I read someplace about evidence of eqyptians using papyrus as the screen for a fine pulp paper veneer.
Paper is helpful in organizing logs, journals, and books in general. Clay tablets do ok, but the libraries get cumbersome quickly
kimthealan101 t1_j2fcizb wrote
I had a boss that said " I know where my penis has been, I don't know where my hands have been."
kimthealan101 t1_j2b6m2i wrote
Reply to comment by MaelstromFL in What is our current "best guess" about how to observers that entered a black hole on opposite sides would look to each other once they crossed the event horizon? by WittyUnwittingly
I just wanted to find an easy way to die. What is easier than just hanging out at an event horizon?
kimthealan101 t1_j28kn82 wrote
Reply to comment by Most-Hawk-4175 in What is our current "best guess" about how to observers that entered a black hole on opposite sides would look to each other once they crossed the event horizon? by WittyUnwittingly
So you don't die. You just stop
kimthealan101 t1_j1qnhs4 wrote
Reply to comment by CokeFanatic in What do you see happening over the next 300 years to a millennia? In what way will it be different to how it is today? by Serious_Final_989
I am going to have to listen to teenage wasteland closer again
kimthealan101 t1_j1q8por wrote
Reply to comment by greatdrams23 in What do you see happening over the next 300 years to a millennia? In what way will it be different to how it is today? by Serious_Final_989
Did either say people would be able to normalize their extreme views or terrorist would be able to easily recruit and coordinate activities to victimize society
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Reply to comment by cjameshuff in A different view about the expanding space by Jacktemmink
We know the spectrum of hydrogen very well. It has the same spectral lines everyplace that the conservation laws work. The spectrum from farther stars have the exact same lines, they are just shifted to longer wavelengths while in route to our spectrometers. There is more shift, they farther away the star is. We know how far the star is by known candles. Certain binary stars have identical novas due to one star siphoning mass from its partner. At a certain stage, when the mass is sufficient, these stars nova with the same energy and brightness. By knowing the perceived brightness on earth, we can tell exactly how far away it is.
kimthealan101 t1_j1q0jk9 wrote
If Red shift was due to the spectrometers getting smaller, farther sources would not show more red shift.
kimthealan101 t1_j1pzyyv wrote
Reply to What do you see happening over the next 300 years to a millennia? In what way will it be different to how it is today? by Serious_Final_989
In the 80s we could not have predicted what the internet would do to society.
kimthealan101 t1_izi561r wrote
The rise in iron production and new iron weapons threw the power balance out of wack, too. This is not the only factor, but too many people tend to look for only one factor. Likely there were dozens of factors, some being more important than others in different areas
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Reply to comment by RationalTunga146 in I was voted “Least likely to Succeed” by my high school class. by porichoygupto
A gym teacher told me he was the smartest teacher at his school. He told me that he gets paid the same as the other teachers but he just watches people play volleyball all day.
kimthealan101 t1_iu7ochu wrote
Do you mean Musk is a complete ass who got rich on the ideas of others then claimed those ideas as his own?
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Reply to comment by HPmoni in TIL John Scopes, a high school teacher in Tennessee, was arrested and tried for merely teaching the theory of evolution in 1925. by JesusLikesHisCheezIt
That's why it is such a problem. Had the premise been questioned more, some values projected on to others might not be so prevalent in history books.