Might be worth looking around for pics to add to the article in wikimedia commons.

Hey what a coincidence! I was about to post this hahha! Thanks tor sharing.

Eugenics. Back then the ideology was that anyone with physical/mental disability was “impure” and should be prevented from passing on their genes.

(American eugenics also partially inspired the Nazi Genocide of Disabled people — Aktion T4)

Me when I discovered ear defenders. Such a massive QOL upgrade. I now have four or five i rotate and use in different situations.

This one also has evidence of women prisoners being tortured and raped.

And obama got a peace prize after saying this. And refusing to release some photos because he feared they would fuel anti-americanism.

The bar is below the floor.

yeah people underestimate the social pressure of holding out in a jury. People really fucking wanna go home and get on with their lives, which is a glaring issue with the legal system but…

I’m pretty dubious of the open ocean ones sustainability wise the disease transfer and waste eutrophication and stuff seems pretty worrying. But the artificial salt ponds look really interesting as a concept. Hadn’t heard of them before.

Btw it’s custom of this community to use the name of the wikipedia article as the post title. Cheers.

Makes sense yeah.

Thanks, in my opinion there should be a rule allowing meta news about wikipedia and the wikimedia foundation. Is that something you’ve considered?

We’re following process, has got to be one of the least convincing excuses I’ve heard

The egregious part of this is they have loads of money in their reserves, ask for donations every year in a misleading way like they’re on the brink of bankruptcy. And now they won’t even recognise their workers union.

Love this!

Right? And lets be honest plenty of unethical stuff still gets past IRB’s.

And the chance of getting https://wikipedia.com/Long_COVID barely drops which each subsequent infection, so looks like we’ll all be chronically ill in a couple decades, yay!

If anyone has a bunch of free time and knows something about Middens this article could def use an expansion.

Interesting.

Gravity maps, in a “heat” context, typically represent intensity being representative of concentrations of mass in a given area, which correlates to that area having a stronger gravitational field; an example would be a mountain range.[3] In the inverse, geological structures such as oceanic trenches or landmass depressions such as those caused by glaciers or fault lines will depict lower gravitational field values, due to the lower underlying amount of mass in the area.

I wonder if the effect sizes have any real life significance… Someone should run a regression with gravity map values and high jump scores 😅.

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Given the untold suffering these things cause and the lack of known ecological benefits this is one of the few cases of „good riddance“.