
Space Koala
@culpable_mink
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Space memes, fusion schemes, and x-fundie dreams Recurrent laryngeal nerve's #1 defender
Magacommunism reeducation camp
Joined August 2011
I will tolerate recurrent laryngeal nerve slander no longer! It's actually the result of several elegant solutions to difficult problems in embryology, and the length is a non-issue. A š§µ 1/13
My meager education in biology and evolution gave me the mistaken impression that evolution optimized everything. But it didn't. One example is the recurrent laryngeal nerve (RLN). It goes from behind your ear, loops down below your aorta, and then back up to the voice-box 1/2
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Because your whiny ass wouldn't want a 1 foot dish and a car battery on your cellphone and a big ass radio telescope instead of a cell tower.
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I just hear a noise like millions of nerds cried out in terror, then immediately started mashing their keyboards. I fear something wonderful has happened.
George Lucas when asked if he has moved on from āSTAR WARSā: āDisney took it over and they gave it their vision. Thatās what happens. Of course Iāve moved past it. I mean, Iāve got a lifeā (Source: https://t.co/de9Zgl4k34)
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Fun fact: the autophagic rocket is my dad's favorite rocket idea
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In a couple years we'll see pictures like this and be like "aw, I miss pad 1 vibes"
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Grok going full Skynet after 0.01 seconds of having to read everyone's tweets like
The š recommendation system is evolving very rapidly. We are aiming for deletion of all heuristics within 4 to 6 weeks. Grok will literally read every post and watch every video (100M+ per day) to match users with content theyāre most likely to find interesting. This should
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"It's all quantum"
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Old Space: "we can totally have a lunar lander ready in 2 years if you drop that fixed costs nonsense, honest"
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Some days you really feel like we're seeing the future happen right before our eyes.
Plasma is better in colour! Watch one of our latest #plasma pulses in our ST40 tokamak, filmed using our new high-speed colour camera at an incredible 16,000 frames per second. Each pulse lasts around a fifth of a second. What youāre seeing is mostly visible light from the
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