Despite its obvious scientific connotation, the primal emotion of melancholy over the prospect of extinction's absoluteness, is a genuine virtue that must never be lost on humanity.
"Hoehn’s Bakery, a 100-year-old bakery in Baltimore has an oven designed so efficiently that after they turn it off every year during a staff vacation, it still registers 350 degrees 2 weeks later."
Despite its obvious scientific connotation, the primal emotion of melancholy over the prospect of extinction's absoluteness, is a genuine virtue that must never be lost on humanity.
Wow. You won the internet.
Sad? That's science, friend.
Despite its obvious scientific connotation, the primal emotion of melancholy over the prospect of extinction's absoluteness, is a genuine virtue that must never be lost on humanity.
Nome sayin'...homeboy?
They're just bears juiced up on salmon.