Nice one, I guess you can count it as a wooden sword with obsidian teeth. I somehow had a picture of a metal stick with an edge in my head and I knew Aztecs didn’t have those. Thanks for linking it
Nice one, I guess you can count it as a wooden sword with obsidian teeth. I somehow had a picture of a metal stick with an edge in my head and I knew Aztecs didn’t have those. Thanks for linking it
Fermentation is just what happens when you accidentally leave stuff in a container that limits oxygen. It’s easy to make alcohol my accident. Then there’s also the fact than we don’t know how well connected the world was before writing. We know farming developed independently from studies of soil in lakes and whatnot but recipes are much harder to pin down as something invented independently.
Not sure about the swords part but the Aztecs didn’t any.
I also eat the tail, it has a nice crunch
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KDE Neon is not a puzzle since there is no solution
I think the age was around 9 months where some where the majority of neurons get discarded since they’re not useful and babies can use them to identify different lemurs for example.
I still think this is not the whole picture. People in their 60s learn languages faster than teenagers because they have more “surface area for knowledge to stick to” if you know where I’m going.
Not to take anything away from babies learning languages. They have to learn to use their tongue, vocal chords and identify sounds at the same time so them being able to use grammar at 2y with vocabulary is as insane feet. Babies also have dedicated regions of the brain for speech but then again, so do adults.
I feel the post makes a valid point. It’s harder for the baby to learn a language since they don’t know any. An adult in the same situation would most likely be faster because majority of the skills needed to speak a language are already there.
About the accuracy of sounds it’ll take some very careful training of the adult like people do with babies. On top of that, I wouldn’t underestimate the brain, over a long time such as a year of full immersion the brain is capable of picking up on a lot of things as long as the adult pays attention.
I think wheelchairs with a gear system and electric propulsion
I heard Australians put cereal in the fridge because of bugs
Killings usually happen outside the borders
You can copy the H and paste it into the address bar and copy again to clear the formatting.
I love serious Sam
There was a pre-Google search that was really bad. Then Google raised the standard by optimising for good results. The trick was to stay one move ahead of SEO devs. First people spammed keywords, then people spammed backlinks, etc.
The issue is now that it’s very outdated and the best thing for websites to do is go spam AI articles about everything. The obvious move would be to move websites with higher specificity to the search query up.
The problem is that Google can do that and optimise for fewest actual clicks on links instead of needing to click 3 to get a result. Instead it’s better to click 3 pages with 3 sets of ads then hopefully the “I got what I came for” feeling is in the goldilocks “enough to be interested but not to stop”. This means more screentime, which is more ads that mean more money.
This is peak capitalism guuuys
Why are people still surprised?
Missed opportunity
My cask drip brings all the boys to the crypt
And they’re like, it’s better than yours
Damn right, it’s better than yours
I could free you but then I have to march
I have a massive steam wishlist. When I need a new gawe I order the list by rating and search for discounts.
Japanese name order is family first. So Itsumi is his family name
Yeah and then there would he couple of dudes like “Don’t worry guys, we’ll take one for the team and eat the spoiled fruit again” and go on a major bender without the prude non-spoiled fruit eaters