Hug Is Very Winning. I Prefer Adopt, But Advise Voting Hug, As Kill Is In Second Place.

I chose the 1000 because that's too many stars on tax free.

Explain your reasoning plzzz

... So, uh, assuming that that place is a recycling plant that is aware of what your workplace is doing, that would actually be good. Not as good as if they actually used different bags for each type, nor as good as if types that don't need them used open packaging, simplifying by not having the either plastic or paper bags having to be removed, but still...

Now, if that place is just a dump, possibly with burner, or their not saying that they do this, that'd be the sort of issue that should be counted against them. It's hardly the only factor in being 'green', so they could've won on other basises, but it wouldn't really be expected.

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Scientific American

Crows Perform Yet Another Skill Once Thought Distinctively Human

Scientists demonstrate that crows are capable of recursion—a key feature in grammar. Not everyone is convinced

Crows are some of the smartest creatures in the animal kingdom. They are capable of making rule-guided decisions and of creating and using tools. They also appear to show an innate sense of what numbers are. Researchers now report that these clever birds are able to understand recursion—the process of embedding structures in other, similar structures—which was long thought to be a uniquely human ability.

Recursion is a key feature of language. It enables us to build elaborate sentences from simple ones. Take the sentence “The mouse the cat chased ran.” Here the clause “the cat chased” is enclosed within the clause “the mouse ran.” For decades, psychologists thought that recursion was a trait of humans alone. Some considered it the key feature that set human language apart from other forms of communication between animals. But questions about that assumption persisted. “There’s always been interest in whether or not nonhuman animals can also grasp recursive sequences,” says Diana Liao, a postdoctoral researcher at the lab of Andreas Nieder, a professor of animal physiology at the University of Tübingen in Germany.

Super Smart Bird Brains

what effect is this supposed to have on me

I suddenly feel like I missed more than I thought I did - wasn't Alec one of the more normal folk around, like - not as normal as Parian, sure, but like Piggott, Ms Militia, or Clockblocker?

Amy Dallon haters be like “if I was emotionally neglected for years and then psychologically tortured by one of the scariest serial killers in the world, I would simply not freak out about it”

Well, *do* you just look towards the ends of internet arguments, or is your sample more like ongoing ones? Difference between checking planes that got shot down and concluding the gun works and checking fights and concluding the gun works.

'cause the image is definitely more like a gun than a plane.

This diagram of a WW2 plane instantly won so many internet arguments

isn't it insane though how schizophrenic people are viewed as violent and dangerous by the majority of society when in reality schizophrenic people are nearly 14 times more likely to be on the receiving end of violence than to be the perpetrators...