Arose from people misinterpreting unguligrade/digitigrade animals as having no knees, then people pointed out they do, so some guy was like but what if they didn't?? Dunno where the lips came from, maybe just a parallel of not being able to eat normally to go along with not being able to walk normally
According to my history:
Depths of Wikipedia > Cow Tipping > Achlis > Hugag
She is deep in the depths. Finds amazing stuff! I am often tempted to re-post what she finds here, but it feels like cheating :D
I get what you're saying, but he's spent years investigating this subject, so it feels fair for him to be given some credit for it. No requirement that we name things after the literal person who discovered it, particularly because that's often impossible to prove.
Even in CA, we had a Texan middle school teacher who drilled into our heads like a mantra that the Civil War was about disagreements over States' rights/tariffs/etc.
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Baby corn (recently learned unlike most baby carrots, they are actually immature corn)
(en.wikipedia.org)
we must go deeper
They say the camera points down, but that makes me wonder...what about the reflections?? Oh god, the reflections
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Kohler’s new toilet camera provides health insights based on your bathroom breaks
(www.theverge.com)
Not really a YouTuber but I've always been curious what happened about a decade ago with Chris Ziegler from The Verge, who was an editor but then accepted a job at Apple on the side, and was then fired by both companies. He then disappeared entirely from the record and everyone got real quiet about it.
A tragedy is an event of great loss, usually of human life. Such an event is said to be tragic. Traditionally, the event would require "some element of moral failure, some flaw in character, or some extraordinary combination of elements" to be tragic.
To me this is tragic even in the Greek sense
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They needed a safe space for their ideas. Less scary stuff like pronouns that make their brains hurt