Would if we could, but unfortunately we do not read the language! Do you? Or do you make use of google translate?

Sounds good but I have my doubts. Usually, you can't beat specialization. Now people are outsourcing their clothes washing, their clothes drying, their ironing, even people who cook at home want the

Apparently Turing thought that it's impossible to fool a human into thinking that someone is thinking. We can be fooled into thinking that a straw inside a glass of water is bending, we can be fooled into

world bicycle day It always surprises me that we haven't run out of days yet... Interesting stuff about the negative side effects.

I'm happy to say I saw the box 1 fish creature as soon as you said "If the relationship between my collage and @ shaka's photo is not immediately evident"! Why the need to use 3 software? Isn't

I think many people try to learn a coding language because blogs on the internet have convinced them that everyone needs to know a coding language, and I think that's not the case. It's good that you have

Actually, I once read, from a steemSTEM author back in the day (is this showing my age?), that the best defecating position is the squatting position! And the author was associating a host of gut and other

It appears the spiders are on the side of the gardeners!

It's interesting that sugar ends up hurting the teeth because of the acid the bacteria that eat the sugar produce in the plaques they make. I like it when people illustrate their own posts, well done!

No religion but we'll keep the holidays. It's like eating Oreos, throw away the biscuit but keep the cream!

Everything looks more interesting when you know the science behind it!

Our pets celebrate Veterinary care day by hiding.

Yeah I always assumed that none of these things work. Good to verify it.

When I was a kid, you could tell someone was what they called autistic just by looking at them, or sometimes observing them a bit. Even with today's broadened definitions, Musk and Thunberg definitely

How then do local uneducated farmers determine the edibility of mushrooms found growing on their farmlands? Is it just a trial an error method or there is an established procedure used in determining

This is mysterious stuff indeed. Makes one despair of ever finding a universal human diet.

it has been recently pointed out by several groups of researchers that those models may be in fact over-simplified… A big disadvantage of minimal models is therefore… that they are minimal! Occam's razor

Like I mentioned in another post on the topic by gentleshaid, it's strange that honey farmers are so careless with bees, since with all other animals humans farm, we take care not to make them disappear!

Yes but, if humans are farming the honey and there's no flowers in bloom cos it's winter season or smt, they could offer the bees some alternative food, like sugared water or smt (dunno what bees eat!)

Usually when we farm or milk an animal, we proliferate it, like we do with chickens and cattle and all that, so their numbers are much larger than they would be in nature. It's strange the same isn't the