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snash222 t1_jasc7kx wrote
Reply to comment by Adventurous-Quote180 in [OC] Wikipedia Edits by Day, 2001–2010 by ptgorman
It is just an assumption of mine. It was worldwide, and left a lot of people out of work with time on their hands.
snash222 t1_jarkewz wrote
Reply to comment by ptgorman in [OC] Wikipedia Edits by Day, 2001–2010 by ptgorman
Interesting chart, I assume 2007 or so is due to the financial collapse. Why doesn’t the chart continue to the present day? It would be interesting to see COVID lockdown timeframes.
snash222 t1_jaim4nx wrote
Reply to [OC] Real minimum wages 2021 by Klutzy_Ambition5445
It would be interesting to see this adjusted for the tax rate (VAT, Sales Tax, Income Tax) for those on minimum wage.
snash222 t1_jaakqye wrote
snash222 t1_jaakdmb wrote
Would a science paper ever say “a billion percent”?
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Reply to comment by cnash in ELI5: Why are native Australians called Aboriginals when in English the prefix "a" usually means "not"- ex Abnormal, atypical, etc? by Invisible_Swan
Abby? Abby Normal?
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Reply to comment by gmtime in ELi5: How do those metal bits on the handles of cardio equipment measure your heart rate through your hands? by Sea-Neighborhood729
But it works while jogging? How does it manage to find the pulse amidst the constant changes of pressure?
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Reply to comment by puppersandcoffee in ELI5: Why do major and minor keys evoke different emotional responses? by BluePrimulus
I recall reading that on some cultures it is reversed.
snash222 t1_j9vrypy wrote
Reply to comment by DNathanHilliard in why should the heigh of astronaut matter 🤔 by Ok-Medium-1853
Certainly not the place for a tall story.
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Reply to comment by Practical-Mix-4332 in What if AI companies are using our prompts to create low-resolution models of our entire identities? by roiseeker
Yes, until I’ve had a few shots of rum.
snash222 t1_j8gl66f wrote
Reply to What if AI companies are using our prompts to create low-resolution models of our entire identities? by roiseeker
I think it would be cool to have an AI parrot version of myself.
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Reply to comment by chris_p_bacon1 in ELI5: Is aluminum common enough that it’s not a concern, or are we just really good at recycling it? by RestrictedCervical
Yeah, I don’t know what I’m talking about. Just sounded good to me at the time.
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Reply to comment by GandalfSwagOff in ELI5: Is aluminum common enough that it’s not a concern, or are we just really good at recycling it? by RestrictedCervical
Aluminum is an element. The aluminum stays aluminum forever. You may have some “loss” by having it drip out of a melting vessel or something like that, but 100% of the aluminum still exists. Just sweep it up when it cools and put it in the next batch.
snash222 t1_j3rntk2 wrote
Does that combine B+ and B-?
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Reply to comment by catscausetornadoes in ELI5: What makes the rust on a rusty nail different from the rust on shaving razors to where one needs an immediate tetanus shot and the other happens daily by DrySyllabub2563
So non-rusty nails in people’s heads is ok?
snash222 t1_j25dqoi wrote
Reply to comment by RangerBumble in A beautiful day in Centerville, Washington [OC] [4000 x 2670] by CodyChrome
Yeah, lack of shadows anywhere.
snash222 t1_j1z2jcu wrote
Reply to Life is a game we play without ever knowing the rules: Camus, absurdist fiction, and the paradoxes of existence. by IAI_Admin
> And paradoxically, this collective experience of absurdity becomes a form of tenuous meaning.
Self circular, and absurd. Yet if no other meaning exists, why not be nice and make others absurdity more pleasant.
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Reply to Narcissistic tendencies moderate the association between testosterone levels and generosity in men by chrisdh79
Isn’t generosity negatively correlated with narcissism? How did they find generous narcissists?
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Reply to comment by Argikeraunos in Why is this sub so luddite now ? by Shelfrock77
The nineties are going to make the seventies look like the fifties.
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Reply to comment by PokketMowse in Why is this sub so luddite now ? by Shelfrock77
Got me laughing.
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Reply to comment by localman214 in LPT - screen shot photos to send to your boss to call out of work by Dull_Lavishness7701
If the sun is wrong you can just “mirror” the image so morning looks like afternoon and vice versa.
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Reply to Does anyone feel trapped here by vapournova
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Reply to Cellular agriculture and other emerging food technologies could release 80% of the worlds farm land currently used for meat and dairy production back to nature by DannyMcDanface1
I wonder what percent of farmland in the US is devoted to wasteful ethanol production.
snash222 t1_j0gcpcv wrote
Don’t the Germans have anything else to talk about besides the US pandemic?
snash222 t1_jbzx8nl wrote
Reply to [OC] Heatmap of my all-purpose school notebook by MrGuccu
All work and no play makes Johnny a dull boy?