MF_COOM [he/him]

Honestly I keep reading comments like these from cynical leftists but tbh they kind of fall flat in Mamdani’s case bc he’s said explicitly that the goal isn’t to elect leftists but to build a movement to establish socialism and that elections are only a method to build that movement.

NATO wasn’t involved in Iraq were they?

Dr. Seuss has some real bangers.

Yertle the Turtle - about regular workers overthrowing an oppressor

The Sneeches - anti-consumerism

The Lorax - environmental

The Butter Battle Book - deep cut Seuss about the arms race during the cold war haha

So long bozo

Gotta say I don’t love the Lemmygrad language filters because I couldn’t post my comment calling a transphobic user a fucking loser, but to give y’all credit between the time I reported the post and edited my comment to pass the filter the post had already been deleted and the user banned, so gd credit to some fucking kickass mods

Whoah I didn’t know Randall was cool like that

Osmium isn’t the densest substance known to humans it’s just the densest element

IDK I think it’s important to talk about that. There were similar articles about improving pollution from international shipping a few years ago and how the following bump in temperature was attributed to that. Not every article about China has to be about everything about China, especially not science journalism.

The term for what you’re describing is a “normal number”. As @lily33@lemm.ee correctly pointed out it is still an open question whether pi is normal. This is a fun, simple-language exploration of the question in iambic pentameter, and is only 3 minutes and 45 seconds long.

Merry Christmas!

That was awesome thank you for posting I’d never seen it before

They should be legally allowed to be pirated anyways

those beans look awesome

Maybe add a spoiler warning to your title

He single-handedly launched the war on terror tf are you talking about

Is Jill Stein cool? I don’t know much about her

Wait till this person finds out about basically every other element they’re made of

The Big Mac index is a pretty good indicator of purchasing power. Despite this Big Macs were not $0.50 in 1980, they were closer to $1.75. Still a significant change. Also, the price of a Big Mac changes between states, ranging from $3.75 to $6.39 in 2022.. If you follow that last link and use the minimum wages given to do some division they’re really not as different as presented, which is interesting.