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"in order to protect the environment, we should burn an unfathomable amount of rocket fuel"

"there is a long list of hints or "tells" that can out a bad guy planning to do bad things: "The movement of the eyes, perspiring in a cool environment, the Adam's apple movement. ... I can't be more specific because they are somewhat classified," he says."

The symptoms of anxiety are classified?

we might not be far at *all* from an AI that claims to read thoughts from facial microexpressions or something similar, easy to do with current technology if you don't care whether anything it says is true

Awww Tia I missed you ❤️🐱

I guess this is very exciting when your visualization of what war looks like is "I'll get to do cool action movie scenes" and not "I'll learn what rat meat tastes like"

saint's row games let me be a fat trans man who whacks cops with a giant dildo before seeing how far I can ramp their car

so yes, video games are art

I would be more tolerant about this kind of thing if "how will you be reaching out, specifically" ever had an answer that wasn't "we need to bully transgender teenagers more"

"Hope to," like it's some big complicated project

the only actual trophy I've ever won is, unsurprisingly, from a debate competition

so in a way, isn't that also a peace prize

they attached a really long strip of tarp to the back of a truck and drove forward while a small plane tried to take off from it. it worked, plane took off, pilot said it didn't take any more effort than a normal takeoff

www.youtube.com/watch?v=YORC...

HD-remastered TNG is a delight in many ways and seeing what Data's makeup really looked like is not one of them.

[mumble mumble] "inertial dampeners" [mumble]

Hypothesis: they're not windows but navigation lights to make the ship visible when it's in deep space or on the dark side of a planet

(The model always has a mysterious external light source but don't worry about that)

In this one, the family had already buried the raccoon, but the bacteria it had was so nasty that the CDC had to dig up the dead raccoon and bleach all the dirt within a two-foot radius of the grave: www.cdc.gov/mmwr/volumes...

Pet raccoons appear in a truly startling number of CDC case reports

(also it is really hard to generate topics when you're not bouncing ideas off someone but just staring at an empty screen. and you are no longer at an age where "last night" is a reliably interesting topic.)

Anyway, hello again people I haven't seen for a while! I cannot promise whether my brain will make this into a new habit or not, but I'm going to try it.

(I am still working on the webpage! eventually! theoretically!)