you know you've been spending too much time on Reddit when....

Yup. IIUC they were thought to be very different, then the only difference was that bird pelvises (pelvi?) were slightly different from theropod pelvises. Then even that difference was reconsidered out of existence.

PS -- Diplodocus and Brontosaurus are back, too, after being reclassified into oblivion most of my adult life. I missed them. :)

I have the same issue and have had good results with Arbour Counseling's local office. I've done Telehealth there ever since COVID. They also do therapy groups.

The lawyers I've known have no concept of justice at all, none. They have no conscience; they only have law. If it's legal, it's moral. It's all about beating the other guy for their client's and their own wallet and dick size (although the mindset is by no means limited to persons with dicks.)

One of these guys used the law to turn an old man out of his home so his client could grab the land, and he could not for his life understand why I had a problem with that. It was legal, so ...?

Of course it doesn't only apply to novels! If you're flipping pages to access the content, it's a book!

Highly recommend anything by Neal Stephenson, especially Anathem, which deserves to become a classic.

You can buy books from indie bookstores online:

https://www.indiebound.org/

https://bookshop.org/

Disclaimer: I have no connection to either of these except that I have bought from both.

I'm not privy to contract details, but I'm assuming they'll take care of authors better than will Bezos.