You do know that not all tea has caffeine, right?

Are these the late term abortions we’ve been hearing so much about???

It is. It’s just legal there.

Could very well have been other animals over time.

https://www.animalsaroundtheglobe.com/why-parrotfish-poop-white-sand-5-358789/

“On the Great Barrier Reef, for example, researchers estimate that parrotfish are responsible for producing over 85% of the new sand generated annually.”

I’m also in suburbs of a large city. I literally just saw a fox in my driveway between my house and the neighbor’s house a couple weeks ago. There are also periodic reports of a coyote or two throughout the year. They’re not common to see in a more urban area, but they’re usually around somewhere.

I’ve tried the iOS version of it a few times but the browser extensions I wanted to use did not work with it (both Chrome and FF extension versions). Oh well.

My comment wasn’t about the article, it was about the other commenter’s bad math. But the article does actually say it increased by 150%.

No, your example is only a 50% increase. A 150% increase of 1000 is 2500.

What in the hell is “debarking”?! 😱

I’m in my 30s and remember the weather being very different in my childhood… winter never had 30 degree differences between yesterday and today like we had this past week. Was nearly 60 degrees one day and then we got 6+ inches of snow the next day.

My liege

I wonder how much of those 1,572 kcal/day for the US is because of how much more processed our food generally is… it’s easy to have a few bites of a meal be hundreds of calories with the added fats and other junk in processed food.

I’m not saying that the US doesn’t waste the most food in general, but I don’t know if it’s exactly an apples to apples comparison looking at this chart and comparing countries like US vs India for example.

Nap?

It should be something that people can easily turn ON.

Agreed - and have been donating a lot more because I’m fortunate enough to be able to.

That’s how compounding works. 97% over 25 years is about 2.75% per year.

That “little brown tip” is called the bananus.

Yes, Langdon. The Secret of Secrets.

Hah, how cool is this?! I just started reading Dan Brown’s new book that is largely about this same thing.