Sleeping Chicken

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Sleeping Chicken

Sleeping Chicken

@CaptOle2

Katılım Temmuz 2023
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Sleeping Chicken
Sleeping Chicken@CaptOle2·
@PeterDClack I questioned the models in class and saw there was a clear dampening effect (graduate systems engineering class), I asked if this was an indication of a correcting effect in the Earth for anthropomorphic carbon. He effectively said, the hypothesis is the same, we just need data
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Peter Clack
Peter Clack@PeterDClack·
Higher CO₂ levels are turning the world's deserts and the barrens into a living biological matrix visible from space. CO₂ is credited with greening a quarter to half of Earth's vegetated lands at a rate never seen before in all recorded history (NASA). There's been a more than 18% increase in global leaf cover in just 40 years, the largest gains in India and China (from deliberate CO₂ fertilisation). Global crop yields have risen by up to 20% since 1960, largely driven by CO₂ fertilisation, alongside agricultural advances. Famine deaths have plummeted in a time when the world's population has doubled - and CO₂ deserves much of the credit. This is the hidden story behind a Net Zero driven carbon economy. CO₂ has driven this timely explosion in a greening world, agriculture and booming oceanic phytoplankton (in many studies). Every 100 ppm increase in CO₂ typically boosts plant growth by 25–50%. An analysis of 776 studies from 1993–2019, shows ideal average CO₂ levels of 550 ppm deliver a 38% increase in global biomass. This is a keen biological message that has been shut out for 40 years. The IPCC has realised this too, and has downgraded its dire temperature warnings from a high of 5°C degrees to around 2.5°C degrees. This suggests today's temperatures are not expected to change much over the next 25 years. It doesn't make sense to target CO₂ for some unknown future climate collapse - one built in a computer simulation. The science says 600–1000 ppm of CO₂ plus 1–2°C extra warming hits the 'sweet spot' for terrestrial and marine life, including human civilisation. This is why commercial greenhouses pump CO₂ to 1000–1500 ppm to ensure crop yields jump by 20–70%. The human species evolved in an atmosphere very like today's. It's not new. Our early ancestors - the Great Apes and Old World Monkeys - evolved around 25 million years ago when CO₂ was 400–500 ppm and life was thriving during the tropical ice-free Miocene. Modern homo sapiens first emerged 300,000 years ago after the Pleistocene, when CO₂ was cycling from 200 to 300 ppm (Vostok/EPICA ice cores). Now we’re back to 427 ppm (Mauna Loa, Nov 2025) - a level that is greening the planet and boosting crop yields. It doesn't make sense to wage a vendetta on the very gas that makes our world greener and more habitable.
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I talk hoops 🏀
I talk hoops 🏀@trendyhoopstars·
Caitlin Clark’s three-point shooting over her last eight WNBA games: 2-for-9 (today)
1-for-7 2-for-7
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2-for-5
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0-for-7 That’s 9-for-58 (15.5%) from three over her last eight WNBA games.
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Sleeping Chicken
Sleeping Chicken@CaptOle2·
@sciencegirl So much of evolutionary theory is narrative and I'm tired of people pretending it isn't
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Science girl
Science girl@sciencegirl·
Honey locust trees are one of the most fascinating examples of what scientists call an “evolutionary anachronism”, a trait that seems designed for animals that no longer exist. Its dense clusters of enormous thorns, growing along the trunk and lower branches, are thought to have evolved during the Pleistocene epoch to protect the tree from bark damage caused by giant herbivores such as Mastodon and Giant ground sloth. While these prehistoric animals likely helped disperse the tree’s seeds by eating its sweet pods, they could also strip bark, break branches, and damage the tree as they fed. Though those Ice Age giants vanished thousands of years ago, the honey locust still carries its ancient armour today, a living reminder of a prehistoric world shaped by megafauna. 📸Greg Hume
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Timothy Gordon (Rules for Retrogrades Show)
Add to Skip's list Steph somewhere in top 9 and move Lebron to #10 (I lean toward putting Hakeem at #10, but in charity, I'll bump Bron into top ten). 1) MJ 2) Kobe 3) Kareem 4) Larry 5) Steph 6) TD 7) Shaq 8) Magic 9) Bill Russell **each of these ^^^ won 3 or more chips on 1 team **the complete list of 30 ppg All NBA 1St Defense seasons, by player (attached) shows who is in the top 3
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First Take
First Take@FirstTake·
.@RealSkipBayless thinks LeBron is “barely hanging on” as the NINTH-BEST NBA player of all time 😳 What do you think? 👀
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Sleeping Chicken
Sleeping Chicken@CaptOle2·
@LoudOutside "Young girl like 30 years old" That's a woman that's seen a bit of life and stuck in her ways. She's going to have to change her habits to work with a man willing to raise another man's child.
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Loud Outside
Loud Outside@LoudOutside·
Lady asks: When men see a 10/10 mom out with her kids, do they still find her attractive or does having kids change that?
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Mr Wiggles
Mr Wiggles@ivey89883·
@WydAlphaX Mic drop, Women raise your daughterz BETTER. BUT dude u r a bitch ass nigga 4 throwing that many punches 2 get her out of there. After all, she s still a woman. Don t arvud w/ a woman degrades your manhood. His momma rsise him. His emotions took over. Feminist
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A.@WydAlphaX·
Just because some women are the same height as a man doesn’t mean they can beat him up. God made us different.
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Xavi Ruiz
Xavi Ruiz@xruiztru·
Long before European arrival, the land that is now the United States was far from empty.
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Sleeping Chicken
Sleeping Chicken@CaptOle2·
@xruiztru Is this a troll? Do you know how big a square mile is 😭. This is also unknowable. No original data, just backwards trends and vibes.
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Sleeping Chicken
Sleeping Chicken@CaptOle2·
@ImMeme0 The person might not even know their saying it wrong. Accents are just guesses from one language to another.
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I Meme Therefore I Am 🇺🇸
If you’re white and mispronounce the words of invaders from third-world countries, you’re a “racist.”
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Sleeping Chicken
Sleeping Chicken@CaptOle2·
@ImMeme0 Black people do the same and worse but judging by how she speaks she doesn't interact with and is also afraid of us. Remember this is bullying. They don't fear White people at all. They're creating a slave class through language.
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Sleeping Chicken
Sleeping Chicken@CaptOle2·
@FluentInFinance No they build their wealth through speculation and loans. Stop that and we go back to just having working millionaires
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Andrew Lokenauth | TheFinanceNewsletter.com
AOC says no one can earn $1 billion honestly. She says Billionaires build their wealth from exploitation and abusing workers. Do you Agree or Disagree?
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Juanita Broaddrick
Juanita Broaddrick@atensnut·
Way to go!! These bytches think they’re untouchable.
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Fastbreak Hoops
Fastbreak Hoops@FastbreakHoops5·
Name 5 current Americans that can beat this team.
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Cubert Nine
Cubert Nine@cubert9·
I did. Canada is part of North America If you mean US... Swap SGA for LeBron, Tatum, brunson, Again... This is a dumb conversation, but the US team would still be pretty solid. Yes Euro teams have completely closed the gap. 3 or more of the top 5 players right now aren't US. SGA, Luka, Jokic, Wemby, Giannis. Probably the top 5 is we're honest
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Brian Halligan
Brian Halligan@bhalligan·
I don't remember where I found this, but its spot on.
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Archaeo - Histories
Archaeo - Histories@archeohistories·
She walked into the arena knowing she would not walk out. Vibia Perpetua was just a young noblewoman in Roman Carthage—educated, privileged, and newly a mother—when she made a choice that would cost her everything. Around 203 CE, under the rule of Septimius Severus, converting to Christianity was seen not just as rebellion, but as a threat to the state itself. Perpetua was arrested alongside a small group of believers, including her pregnant servant, Felicity. What followed is one of the most intimate—and unsettling—records to survive from the ancient world. While imprisoned, Perpetua kept a diary. Not a legend written centuries later. Not a story shaped by others. Her own words. She described the darkness of the cell, the fear, the pressure—and the visits from her father, who begged her to renounce her faith. He pleaded as a parent, as a citizen, as a man desperate to save his daughter. He even brought her infant son to her, hoping it would break her resolve. It didn’t. Perpetua refused—not coldly, but with a clarity that feels almost impossible to understand. She believed she could not deny what she had become. And in a world where women were expected to obey, yield, and survive quietly, that refusal was its own kind of rebellion. The story grows even more striking. Felicity, heavily pregnant in prison, feared she would be spared execution—Roman law forbade the killing of pregnant women. According to the account, she prayed to give birth early so she could die alongside the others. She did. Days before the execution. When the day came, the women were sent into the arena. The crowd expected fear, spectacle, submission. Instead, witnesses described something else entirely. Calm. Even defiance. Perpetua is said to have guided the trembling hand of the young gladiator sent to kill her—steadying him when he hesitated. It’s a moment that has echoed for centuries—not because of violence, but because of control. In the final seconds of her life, she refused to be reduced to a victim. Her diary, preserved in what became known as The Passion of Perpetua and Felicity, is one of the earliest surviving texts written by a Christian woman. But beyond its religious significance, it reveals something raw and human: fear, love, conviction, and a will that would not bend—even under unimaginable pressure. © Women In World History #archaeohistories
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L@Novarades·
@mcten I thought the ball movement and defense was so much better without Luka. Why is everyone so desperate for him to return all of a sudden?
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Dave McMenamin
Dave McMenamin@mcten·
Q: Do you have any intention to play when the series shifts to LA? A: “I’m just doing everything I can … Every day I’m doing things I’m supposed to do. … The doctor said eight weeks at the beginning of the first MRI. So I’m just going day by day and I feel better every day”
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eric or Eric
eric or Eric@Ericsf99Frank·
@mcten I will spell this out simple for you, Dave. Any1 that 👀 Mj or Kobe has no tolerance for this 🤡 He's just a buffoon,& the media makes us listen to this trash player with no skills hype himself up like he's the next big thing. But you're lefraud sexual, so you don't understand
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Dave McMenamin
Dave McMenamin@mcten·
Q: JJ Redick was irate about the officials, how was that a factor in the runs OKC put together? LeBron James: “We’re down 2-0.” Q: Redick said you get the worst whistle of any superstar he’s seen, why do you think that is? LeBron: “I don’t know”
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