"Tetris helped a group of scientists learn some pretty interesting sh#t about Alzheimer’s.
We learnt that our brains will still store memories, but they can’t retrieve them anymore.
This was discovered from a experiment involving people who had alzeiheimers, playing Tetris.
It was found that people could subconsciously dream about Tetris with out remembering having ever seen it or played it.
The phenomenon was called “the Tetris effect”."
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Laurence 1 year ago
#21 Bald eagles do make noise. However, it sounds more like an angry chicken than anything else.
The "eagles" you hear in movies is indeed the red tailed hawk.
The "eagles" you hear in movies is indeed the red tailed hawk.
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Cathleen 1 year ago
Laurence,
True! We used to have to chase them out of the dumpsters in Washington state....
A glorified seagull really...
True! We used to have to chase them out of the dumpsters in Washington state....
A glorified seagull really...
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Molly 1 year ago
#15 correlation is not causation..
#16 less birbs? pry all that climate change windmills saving the planet
#16 less birbs? pry all that climate change windmills saving the planet
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Marguerite 1 year ago
Molly,
#16 'Fewer' "birbs." FEWER! (((sigh))) Can't enyboddy spel good and use propar grammor enymor?
#16 'Fewer' "birbs." FEWER! (((sigh))) Can't enyboddy spel good and use propar grammor enymor?
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Simeon 1 year ago
#22 way to confuse everyone; using inches and kilometers at the same time
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Edwina 1 year ago
Simeon,
That is okay, I am bilingual; I understand both standard and metric. I prefer to use metric for small measurements (millimeters) and standard for larger measurements (yards and miles).
I think it is funny when someone complains about someone else using a different form of measurement than they do.
That is okay, I am bilingual; I understand both standard and metric. I prefer to use metric for small measurements (millimeters) and standard for larger measurements (yards and miles).
I think it is funny when someone complains about someone else using a different form of measurement than they do.
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Simeon 1 year ago
and as for the cover photo: How is 30% less birds a 'fun' fact? It's terrible!
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Gerry 1 year ago
#18
And we are actually just a brain inhabiting a flesh and bone iron man suit...
And we are actually just a brain inhabiting a flesh and bone iron man suit...
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Lib 1 year ago
#21 Berry College in Georgia has an eagle cam (Googlable) the Eagles can be heard vocalizing especially once the chicks fledge.
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Virdie 1 year ago
#21 Ummmm WRONG! Apparently the 50-60 bald Eagles thet live near my house didn't know that. They makes chirps, squawks, scream, and my favorite trilling noise.
In MOVIES they use a sound effect that is not a bald eagle call.
In MOVIES they use a sound effect that is not a bald eagle call.
The "eagles" you hear in movies is indeed the red tailed hawk.
True! We used to have to chase them out of the dumpsters in Washington state....
A glorified seagull really...
#16 less birbs? pry all that climate change windmills saving the planet
#16 'Fewer' "birbs." FEWER! (((sigh))) Can't enyboddy spel good and use propar grammor enymor?
That is okay, I am bilingual; I understand both standard and metric. I prefer to use metric for small measurements (millimeters) and standard for larger measurements (yards and miles).
I think it is funny when someone complains about someone else using a different form of measurement than they do.
And we are actually just a brain inhabiting a flesh and bone iron man suit...
In MOVIES they use a sound effect that is not a bald eagle call.