Nintendo is a company that only wants make new stuff
They've been digging mario out of the dumpster for the last 40 years wtf are you dementia-ing on about?
Nintendo is a company that only wants make new stuff
They've been digging mario out of the dumpster for the last 40 years wtf are you dementia-ing on about?
Do not underestimate Trump. The last time people did that he won the damned election.
Good thing the cost to publish went down /s
Why? This doesn't make any sense.
I thought I was an introvert then I realized that "traumatized extrovert" isnt the same thing
I think they mean all the newer techno crap that cars have like touch screens and the like not power windows, AC and engine related stuff thats been around for decades. And I agree with that. I want a car that has the basics and yeet the touch screens and other garbage no one asked for but it seems theres not really any choice anymore.
Chemist (and biochemist) here. Organometallic compounds of Mercury are primarily dangerous because Mercury ions bond fairly strongly to soft ligands like sulfhydryl groups found near the active sites of enzymes. This can result in the displacement of the metal ions or otherwise disrupt the structure needed for enzyme functionality. Mercury metal OTOH is considerably less reactive. It is not safe to breathe in for prolonged periods of time but it is no where near as toxic as its organometallic derivatives are. Dimethyl Mercury for example, is extremely dangerous. A single drop has 100+ times the organomercury content needed to kill someone.
I use potassium salt and a lot of the stuff I eat is homemade so I dont feel any guilt pouring the salt on if I choose
When I was in junior high there was a project that was worth half my grade that was announced on day 1 and due at the end of the semester. I waited until an hour before it was due to start working on it. I got an A. I can only imagine what I could have done if I had worked on it consistently throughout the semester like a normal person.
Intentionally tone deaf system strikes again.
The more PhDs I know and the closer I am to grad school, the more it feels like getting a PhD is about being stubborn than it is about being smarter than everyone in the room.
I feel like the fact they paid the same party that investigated them is an obvious enough conflict of interest to dismiss this out of hand. Whether the report is actually trustworthy or not, there is an incentive to come to a conclusion that aligns with whomever paid them and that alone should make people question the conclusions being made.