

How’d they get there? Human activity or somehow carried by weather maybe?


How’d they get there? Human activity or somehow carried by weather maybe?
Huh, learned something new
I’ll need it to recover from the turkey coma


Doesn’t have to the superior, but one of personal preference. You like the current cultural values and know other cultures don’t necessarily share them and so fear a cultural shift.
In this case though I think you’re right that there’s a strong superiority aspect.


Samesies! If I find new music I like, I get it on CD whenever possible and rip that.
That’s an Uruk-Hai, you can’t fool me


I’m shocked… That he got the expression correct.


Looks like kidneys in vertebrates have been around for close to 400 million years, while legumes only 60 million


From the wiki article:
The Chocolate Hills are conical karst that consist of Late Pliocene to Early Pleistocene, thin to medium-bedded, sandy to rubbly marine limestone. They contain abundant fossils of shallow marine foraminifera, coral, mollusks, and algae.[9][10] These conical hills are geomorphological features called cockpit karst, which were created by a combination of the dissolution of limestone by rainfall, surface water, and groundwater, and their subaerial erosion by streams after they had been uplifted above sea level and fractured by tectonic processes. The hills are separated by flat plains and contain numerous caves and springs.


Wait, they aren’t joking?


Is it simply a matter of personal preference, cultural norms, or social contracts?
So is god (or at least I’m sure you’d agree, the vast majority of gods), so not sure why appealing to a higher power solves this.
If you rely solely on human reason, empathy, and self-interest, you will struggle to establish a consistent moral framework for setting boundaries.
The framework is what’s healthy for you and others. Knowing your personal limits and goals. There isn’t some supernatural “boundary dimension” you need to tap into or anything.


Sure, the movies aren’t very deep, but the world-building and visuals are pretty great. The emotional beats tend to hit as they should too so it’s entertaining fluff. Sure, I enjoy a fancy steak, but I’m also going to fully enjoy cotton candy at the carnival too.
I’m guessing by “history” they mean since we started measuring this accurately? Iirc the earth used to spin faster so going back a few centuries or millennia should give days measurably shorter than what we have now.
Thought that was a raw chicken for a second
Close both doors, but not enough to latch, then watch which cat caves first and opens the door