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  • It took me over a year to get through season 1 back in the day, giving up and starting again every so often. I finished the other seasons in a little over a month. If you really want to struggle through every episode, hold on to the knowledge that eventually you’ll reach some of the best 45 minutes ever put to film (and that you’ll get to watch DS9 after, which is IMO the superior show, but only truly shines in contrast to TNG).






  • What? Aspartame is classified as a possible carcinogen, but mostly to encourage further research. There’s an old rat study that claimed to show an increase in variois cancers, but it had a weirdly cancer-free control group and used levels far in excess of “a few cans per day”. AFAIK, no human studies have ever shown any significant correlation. It definitely hasn’t been “proven and accepted by the WHO”.






  • You do realise water can fall from the sky, right? 100°C might not be too useful for outside temperatures, but knowing if there might be ice on the road or not seems like a useful thing to know.

    Also, as a maths teacher, having frequent negative temperatures makes working with negative numbers a lot more intuitive for students. The fact that Americans apparently use 1 for the ground floor means I’d lose out on both of my simple real-world examples of negative numbers.








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    4 个月前

    Hmm, this looked like a canyon to me at first blush, was it supposed to be a mountain?

    I’m not much of an artist, but I’m an astronomy nerd, which means I’ve seen my fair share of photographed craters. Oftentimes, if the light is shining from the bottom of the image, craters look like mountains and vice-versa. So maybe some extra shading at the top for craters and at the bottom for mountains might help sell the illusion of depth?