Science is more like having a laser pointer. Through careful application and repetition, you could technically infer something about the location of the cat. But the cat moves around constantly and doesn’t like you being there, and you only have limited time to do it, because the funding for your cat-finding project is about to run out.

My cat was already a batshit weirdo when we met him at the shelter. But that was partly the reason we ended up adopting him. He fits in, and we love him.

Shush, you, with your reasonable and well-sourced criticism of the decicent.

New unit unlocked. The decicent.

This is Amazon, too. This is basically any online shop that is active worldwide and organized around individual sellers, and it’s one of the reasons I prefer to shop elsewhere nowadays. Hundreds of almost identical products, all with 4-5 star ratings of questionable veracity, photoshopped or downright fake images of the products. I simply can’t judge what the products are like anymore.

When you drive an SUV, and you don’t use it go over the curb and block the handicapped spot, are you really driving one?

The spectrum in question:

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I mean we did have internet, but it was billed by the amount of data you used, and being online meant that people couldn’t use the phone at the same time.

“Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, watch it, I’m huge!”

The eyes on that cat spell “murder” to me. When my cat looks at me like that, I’m reaching for the cat toys.

Everyone needs an Eierschalensollbruchstellenverursacher.

Geneticist here. There are a number of factors that go into determining a person’s facial features. Genetics, of course, play a huge role. But other things such as …

I realized that I phrased my point very poorly. I didn’t mean that people don’t do sports, eat healthy, and live fulfilling lives. They sure do. What I meant was that people (like when you ask them personally or in a survey) tend to exaggerate their healthy/good habits and downplay the bad ones. So it’s good to take self-reports with a grain of salt. It’s a well known kind of bias (social desirability).

People are also spectacularly good at fooling themselves. Every time someone says stuff like “I do sports three times a week” or “I eat fast food about once a month/year”, it’s safe to assume they’re lying to both you and themselves.

Sometimes websites will have a calendar for entering dates, where the largest unit of time you can flip back and forth is a month. Pure evil.

Ngl, my first association with “Catdolf” was not LotR.

Also, open a fund that people can donate to. With a damage like $1700, they can probably get back multiple times that in a week.

I love it. It combines my resentment of misogyny in video game culture with the things I care about in everyday life such as sleep.

Ever played Baldur’s Gate 3?