Some days I just want to belt humanity with a convenient asteroid. I look at articles like this and wonder how many apocalyptic novels they've inspired.
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Children as Caregivers
Some days I just want to belt humanity with a convenient asteroid. I look at articles like this and wonder how many apocalyptic novels they've inspired.
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Physics Staircase
I am familiar with many of those upper steps! :D There is no end to knowledge and discovery. It has mountains upon mountains.
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Bowling Ball and Feathers
... in case you want to see an ancient science experiment done now that we have the proper equipment.
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Notes for "An Elusive, Tantalizing Partner"
These are the notes for " An Elusive, Tantalizing Partner." "Science is like a love affair with nature; an elusive, tantalizing…
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Physics Staircase
I am familiar with many of those upper steps! :D There is no end to knowledge and discovery. It has mountains upon mountains.
-
Bowling Ball and Feathers
... in case you want to see an ancient science experiment done now that we have the proper equipment.
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Notes for "An Elusive, Tantalizing Partner"
These are the notes for " An Elusive, Tantalizing Partner." "Science is like a love affair with nature; an elusive, tantalizing…
May 19 2012, 04:19:04 UTC 9 years ago
I don't wish humanity harm.... only sense. As for genie-cats? Five of their six ends are POINTY when they do that. Hell, cats are scary-smart NOW; they know a lot more than most of'em let on... half a notch of uplift and opposable thumbs? We are so much cat chow. Dogs, on the other hand... it's the whole mentality thing.
May 27 2012, 05:25:07 UTC 9 years ago
They know a hell of a lot more language than they're eager to advertise... and they are wicked smart. I love my pussycats.
And so far they (probably) can't figure out the Internet. (Although sometimes when I come downstairs, my computer is ON...)