Dreams do sometimes come true! Including the nightmare ones!

Israel: The Border For Doctors

droves are what antifa call minivans

America runs on Dunk… no wait oh no no swim away as fast as you can don’t run on it!

Check out the Skateboarding Hall Of Fame And Museum’s online collection to quickly up your coolness skill and save the day.

https://skateboardinghalloffame.org/online-collection/

this book can raise your Radical level to 11

Hard disagree, if research findings were more accessible, NOT PAYWALLED, and published with some degree of intent for a wide audience then WAYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY more people would dabble in reading scientific research and the benefit could have potentially saved science from such rapid collapse in my country (the US).

Kids are wired to ask that, so what, basic chemistry knowledge is extremely useful.

I think chemistry is APPALLINGLY bad at this to be honest.

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Is it possible to risk a worthless thing?

Maybe she is a trolley lever operator tho

Ulysses not the Odyssey, the Odyssey is a dull book about boring men fighting clever battles compared to the trip that is Joyce’s Ulysses.

It’s a bit of an odd thing to experience the real-life version of a place that I was first intimately introduced to in a literary and fictional capacity. For Joyce, having grown up in Dublin, it was almost the complete opposite — his fictional works, including the modernist masterpiece “Ulysses,” were reflective of the Ireland he already knew well. Joyce once famously said to a friend that in writing “Ulysses,” he wanted to “give a picture of Dublin so complete that if the city one day suddenly disappeared from the earth it could be reconstructed.”

His attention to detail throughout the entire text is almost absurd in its specificity, especially given that Joyce had emigrated from Ireland long before writing “Ulysses” and relied on his own memory and extensive correspondence with friends and family in Dublin to confirm the accuracy of his references.

https://www.michigandaily.com/statement/yes-i-said-yes-i-will-yes-to-james-joyces-dublin/

What do you think Ulysses is about?

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On the Twelfth Day Of Christmas My True Love Gave To Me… One Jailed Healthcare CEO

Admit it, we all die in some small way every time we use a computer, why not seek glory in it?

This NASA page has some really cool simple visualizations of how tides work. They are kind of strange in ways you don’t expect.

https://science.nasa.gov/moon/tides/

Now think about pouring a bucket of water out on a table. It’s easier to slide the water around on the table rather than lift it directly upwards. When the Moon’s gravity pulls at Earth, the water doesn’t float outward, it just gets pushed and squeezed around on the globe, directed by both gravitational pull and other forces, until it ultimately ends up bulging out on the side closest to the Moon and the side farthest away.

I don’t know how to upload gifs to lemmy but check them out on the NASA page they are very satisfying and cool and explain the science wonderfully!

*dogaerodynamics

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