aww you’re cute when you’re trying to sound angry :) i know you’re a nice person all the way down :-)

me neither :) but i’ve seen lots of people do :/

i think what you call “dumb” is what i call “angry”. people today are hella angry, yeah. which i guess is a particular thing of modern times and used to be different in the medieval ages, say. anger is not the normal state of humans in general. people nowadays are angry about a lot of things because of stimulus overload, IMHO.

it’s not a myth though. people in the medieval ages weren’t working around the clock. When the cow is milked and the eggs are collected, people largely didn’t have much to do outside of harvest season, where it actually was working around the clock.

it has nothing to do with being dumb. people can be extremely dumb and still be friendly. this is just behavior that’s looking for a fight.

it is only braindead to call things wrong without any kind of argument or reason behind it

It is waay too accurate.

<rant> In this land, in this time, people look for conflict. Even the most minor incident can bring you into trouble. People try to see that most unfavorable interpretation in anything. People truly express their demise and depression in the most crude of ways imaginable. </rant>

But think about the economy, if trump can’t crash the economy, how are billionaires gonna extract that sweet juice from society?

i am wondering (in case you know), what activates these genes?

i.e., i’d like to understand how gene regulation works in general. what causes genes to become active all of a sudden?

i.e., why does the genes allow embryos to live inside the mother, but not allow other intruders to live inside the human?

thank you, that makes sense to me.

i’m interested in actually understanding what functions what elements of the gut microbiome perform. but i guess that’s a highly complicated topic, so i expect no quick answers

I’m actually interested, is this true?

When bacteria were first discovered, people found them in the gut and thought “oh, that’s horrible. bacteria cause diseases, so we must get rid of them.” it was only found out much later that bacteria in the gut can improve health on average.

the same is true for many other categories of living beings, such as insects (worms), fungi; and now my question is whether it could be the same for viruses?

they’re not so much machines and more blueprints that makes the machine that’s already there do different stuff.

Yeah but they didn’t use to be viruses, they used to be bacteria.

And they didn’t integrate into human genome. They’re just another foreign body that lives inside human cells, but they have their own genome still.

So, in other words, viruses did parts of the work of evolution by inventing the CSF2 and syncitin genes?

And that regulates the immune system to not respond to foreign tissue?

people need to think than they have it better than people in the past did. it gives them motivation and a happy attitude, and as we all know, happy workers are more productive, so media lets them keep that attitude.

sorry

truly the antidote to happiness

though entertaining :3

it’s good that you think this way, after all, happier slaves are more productive.

where your children are gonna grow up depends a lot on your choices on whether you support Mars settlement or not. if you do, and you go there, i think your children will have a high chance of having to do a lot of work. construction, farming, construction again, taking care of new immigrants and children, construction again, expanding the city … seems like a lot of work to me.

i dunno. I mean, the same could be said about the medieval ages. Everything had been figured out. How to grow wheat, how to feed chickens, the people knew everything. It was all just daily routine.

Yet i don’t see these people living dull lives. I smell the air and it smells good.