

My guess = parents were poor which gives poorer test results = generational increase gets bigger relative to natives = cognitive decline due to whatever seems to effect them less.


My guess = parents were poor which gives poorer test results = generational increase gets bigger relative to natives = cognitive decline due to whatever seems to effect them less.


Do you even realize Italy is one of the most Catholic countries in the world, with religious symbols everywhere? Will they also force the nuns who are traching to not wear religious clothing?
Here’s grandpa, protecting the young ones from a fire hazard!


Which is the other one, and what are the criteria for “operational” here? I think I know of two operational steam trams in the Netherlands alone.


This looks like something I’d like, thanks.
You know, that is actually a good wish. Helps other people, and not selfish like most wishes. Also a lot more tangible than “world peace”.
Danmark actually has pre historic construction. But, you could very much see dolmens as stacked rocks, more than the pyramids.
Cheating is for when you know your partner isn’t going to consent, and also you’d hate to see your partner with someone else.


Do you know that you’re cherry picking from the bible just as much as some christians? (It’s not my god btw, my soul ends with my life at some point)
Purple earth hypothesis suggests that early photosynthesis wasn’t chlorophil based, but on a simpler molecule (retinal) which is purple colored. The Canfield ocean was supposed to have followed this time yielding a turquoise life, where the ocean was anoxic and sulfidic. That was then replaced during the great oxigenation event which lead to the current green earth.
If you look at stuff like the purple earth hypothises, the Canfield ocean, I’d definitely go with life finds a way.
Not as old as Star Trekkin’.


Good question, and I was too lazy to search for a source. basically, statistical research has shown that zip codes of where you were born significantly correlate to income in the Netherlands, even in the same city. It depends partly on geography, but also on general wealth in the street you grow up in. A quickly googled source in Dutch: https://www.volkskrant.nl/nieuws-achtergrond/bepaalt-waar-je-bent-geboren-echt-je-kansen-in-het-leven~bc55f410/


In the Netherlands, getting ahead requires a mix of talent, luck, being born in the right zip code and work. I can only guess how this works out in a highly competative economy like the US.
Am Dutch, I would offer to pay for gas while in the car. I would also not ask money for a coffee, even more when it was offered because I would have been late. Which wouldn’t have happened.
It depends on where you live, here in the Netherlands these days some plastic flexible tubing is used, but about 15-20 years ago this wasn’t allowed and it was copper tubing everywhere. A little longer ago it was also soldered tubing only, they changed that because a lot of gas lines run below floors in older houses and soldering with a burner is dangerous there. Anyway, if you have a house which was built before 2000, you probably have copper gas lines over here.
Not really, solid copper would need a higher temperature. It could be copper dust if there was some work done on the piping recently. It could also be that this is burning on bottled propane, which can contain some sulfur compounds that react with the copper, making the flames green. Or it could be cleaning agents if it’s recently cleaned. (according to some googling around) I also found this youtube video, but it’s kind of shitty, especially that it’s saying it’s due to acidic cleaner, and rinsing with vinegar should help.
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