"You can see your nose all the time.
It is always within your field of view, unless you force your eyeballs to roll up as far as they go.
Your brain filters it out of your perception to save resources, but if you pay explicit attentio to it (as you may be doing now), it becomes obviously visible.
Do not despair, tho.. after a brief time, you forget about it and it "disappears" again."
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Tim 2 year s ago
#14 never understood why Americans call Salami Pepperoni.
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Riche 2 year s ago
Tim,
It's a type of salami
It's a type of salami
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Rhodella 2 year s ago
#1 pure BS. They are counting, Country Houses and Manors as well as Follies which are buildings that were built in gardens as part of landscaping.
A lot of this is BS.
A lot of this is BS.
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Gee 2 year s ago
#6 I googled it (couldn't resist.) The rings formed anywhere between 10-100 mil yrs ago- very recent on a cosmological time scale.
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Dorinda 2 year s ago
Remember kids! Don't believe everything you read on the internet!
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Carmon 2 year s ago
Dorinda, but…. If it comes from Reddit you can be sure it’s true….
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Cathleen 2 year s ago
#7 *All deserts used to be underwater. The sand is formed by the movement of the water.
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Sylvester 2 year s ago
#19 We know. And why tf did you have to pick a nose with one of those disgusting booger-collectors hanging out of it? Gross.
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Vickie 2 year s ago
Sylvester,
Because when told to get a stock photo they thought it meant livestock.
Because when told to get a stock photo they thought it meant livestock.
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Lucas 2 year s ago
Vickie,
Vickie deserves praise.
Vickie deserves praise.
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Aurelia 2 year s ago
#23 Sausage with ketchup?? I thought Germans were better than that.
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Allen 2 year s ago
Aurelia,
We are. To further sophisticate the dish we add curry. We call it "Currywurst". One of our greatest culinary accomplishments.
We are. To further sophisticate the dish we add curry. We call it "Currywurst". One of our greatest culinary accomplishments.
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Cille 2 year s ago
Quote: Aurelia
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And one spare part number covers two sizes. Typical Automotive behaviour ;-).
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Pam 2 year s ago
#24 My brother in law is a pilot. He's constantly undergoing new training to keep up to date with technology. He spends many, many hours in simulators.
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Reynold 2 year s ago
#25 some silliness about not being able to say words because they take some magical "lord's" name in vain
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Lucas 2 year s ago
#34 - So wrong.
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Riche 2 year s ago
Reynold,
What's wrong with having faith in something that is a higher power?
What's wrong with having faith in something that is a higher power?
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Joan 2 year s ago
Riche,
Because it's a f@#king fairytale, that's what's wrong. Believe in yourself, believe in science. That's the only stuff that matters. Believing in made up fantasies other people tell you is the opposite of intelligence.
Because it's a f@#king fairytale, that's what's wrong. Believe in yourself, believe in science. That's the only stuff that matters. Believing in made up fantasies other people tell you is the opposite of intelligence.
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Deborah 2 year s ago
Joan,
Mostly, you are right. But believing alone, whether what you believe is real or not, does have an effect on people. Religious people often live longer for example.
Plus, even though people do and have done terrible things in the name of religion, there are a lot of good acts as well.
And on another matter, we know the placebo effect is real.
It's worth experimenting if more is possible there.
Mostly, you are right. But believing alone, whether what you believe is real or not, does have an effect on people. Religious people often live longer for example.
Plus, even though people do and have done terrible things in the name of religion, there are a lot of good acts as well.
And on another matter, we know the placebo effect is real.
It's worth experimenting if more is possible there.
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Rick 2 year s ago
Quote: Deborah
Religious people often live longer for example.
Maybe living longer isn't the blessing you seem to think it is.
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Bela 2 year s ago
Deborah,
It's has been scientifically demonstrated that people in the hospital for any reason who are prayed for have worse outcomes.
It's has been scientifically demonstrated that people in the hospital for any reason who are prayed for have worse outcomes.
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Kendrick 2 year s ago
If you fold a piece of paper in half a mere 42 times, it would reach the moon.
It only takes about 94 folds to make something the size of the visible universe.
It only takes about 94 folds to make something the size of the visible universe.
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Carmon 2 year s ago
Kendrick, ummm, that’s not the way folding works. When you fold something it becomes smaller. If I take a standard size print paper and fold it in half it is smaller. If I fold it again it becomes even smaller.
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Shelly 2 year s ago
Kendrick,
It doesn't get smaller in thickness, it gets exponentionally larger.
It doesn't get smaller in thickness, it gets exponentionally larger.
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Philly 2 year s ago
#5
And their flesh is toxic yet we still hunt them for their meat, which needs to be fermented just to be "safe" to eat. I truly don't understand food "delicacies"...
And their flesh is toxic yet we still hunt them for their meat, which needs to be fermented just to be "safe" to eat. I truly don't understand food "delicacies"...
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Ginny 2 year s ago
#8 Nonsense.
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Olph 2 year s ago
#31 in europe, 2 meters.
It's a type of salami
A lot of this is BS.
Because when told to get a stock photo they thought it meant livestock.
Vickie deserves praise.
We are. To further sophisticate the dish we add curry. We call it "Currywurst". One of our greatest culinary accomplishments.
And one spare part number covers two sizes. Typical Automotive behaviour ;-).
What's wrong with having faith in something that is a higher power?
Because it's a f@#king fairytale, that's what's wrong. Believe in yourself, believe in science. That's the only stuff that matters. Believing in made up fantasies other people tell you is the opposite of intelligence.
Mostly, you are right. But believing alone, whether what you believe is real or not, does have an effect on people. Religious people often live longer for example.
Plus, even though people do and have done terrible things in the name of religion, there are a lot of good acts as well.
And on another matter, we know the placebo effect is real.
It's worth experimenting if more is possible there.
Maybe living longer isn't the blessing you seem to think it is.
It's has been scientifically demonstrated that people in the hospital for any reason who are prayed for have worse outcomes.
It only takes about 94 folds to make something the size of the visible universe.
It doesn't get smaller in thickness, it gets exponentionally larger.
And their flesh is toxic yet we still hunt them for their meat, which needs to be fermented just to be "safe" to eat. I truly don't understand food "delicacies"...