or the lack of ATCs.

anhedonia, first learned about this from a ds9 episode, where dukat claims weyoun is anhedonic due to his over concern for dominion day to day operations.

that isnt normal , you can be bored to "tear"s but people still find random things to do.

florida is currently on fire. TRUMP actually had a 4th assasination attempt, the one at mar-a-lago and hten another shortly after. pam bondi got replaced by TODD blanche and MSM dint even bat an eye.

admin123 is likely the password.

they do die peacfully from a bit of string too.

how blasphemous of evengelicals.

its that wierd raspy voice of a old man.

idolatry seems to be ignored by christians.

he made his 250mil package, he doesnt care.

too many people scattered on lemmy, piefed,etc. after .ee fell it got less people.

i dont see a large migration like with last year, it was only due to them purging so many users. reddit realized that they PURGED way too much which would just make the bots obvious, and lower engagment, i think they step off the pedal a bit, but still shadowbanning people though. they just arnt doing straight up bans(which notifies the users)

it works on firefox. but reddit on the browser with ironfox fork, it does something wierd, everytime you backspace out of a thread, sub it automatically refreshes the page and puts you at the top of the feed.

i heard she came back recently, but its uncofirmed.

i think alot of them go back because of the lack of content, and the federation, plus when an instance vanishes they likely go back in the end.

i think you have reddit and googles position reversed, reddit is pretty much dependant on google almost entirely, they put thier search bar on the top, allows reddit to use its v3 captch3 to catch “bots/ban” , and then thier sudden appearance of using AI to moderate the site.

alot of countries have fully bought into the surveillance thing, UK is planning to give NHS full acces to its patient database to PALANTIR.

oh yea i noticed the nomenclature/naming is very wierd for some plants. like in thismia, they have 5 different lineages, so they name it "section thismia, or another name based on thier morphology and later phylogenetic data. eventhough they have an established genus name,SECT geomitra, labiothismia,etc, which isnt a genus but it was originally named because thats the first specimen they found of a specific species. they call alot species phyllocladus, because the “leaf” is actually the stem, but its also the genus name. im guessing plants are complicated/ or look similar enough to each other you cant tell the difference until you do genetic testing, which they dont do on alot of plant lineages, like the mycoheterotrophs i mentioned, they are tricky to resolve.

and the genus is sometimes generic named like phyllocladus, xerophyta(an actual genus). oh yea paleontology is probably easier to resolve, if you can find extant or extinct animals that are similar, and just name it in the same genus.

orchids are also a fun family of plants , especially if you notice they are all mycoheterotrophs to begin with, its just the ones we see switch to full photosynthesis, but some are mixotrophs, and some loss thier chlorophyll entirely.

children under 12 should not have one, it has been shown they actually have problems reading and writing in HS, and doing math. 13+ they can have it, assuming they arnt trying to do something illegal, like stealing credit cards and buying games or whatever.

alot of plants phylogeny is like this, they looked similar enough they are the same species, after doing enough testing, mostly mitochondria, choloroplast they actually are combined into one genus or move into another one. my favorite is mycoheterotrophs(plants that are entirely dependant fungi rather than photosynthesis), thismiaciae was originally though to have evolved in burmannia family,and then thier own family and then back again.

finally in the 2020s they realized even thismiacae is polyphyletic. so now south americans thismia’s are likely belonged to another genus entirely(they havnt done significant phylogenetic studies in the SA ones)(seperate from the ones in south east asia, australia, and 1 extinct one in usa which makes it very unusual for it to appear in america), thismiacae is now a full family, and afrothismia was originally included in thismia, until they genetic testing, its entirely “new family” interdependently evolved but related to the ancestors of thismia. trying to trace lineage of mycoheterotrophic plants is difficult because they lose thier cholorplast genes quite easily.

its only because they all looked very similar to each other, they were all combined into one family.