Because science needs more than massive mutual back-slapping!
Tricky scientific puzzles and chronic bullshitters sorted :-)
#FBPA
@strangetruther
@masto
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Sciencepolice14 guide; eZvol simulator: clock≠mutation rate; Volant dromaeosaur flap pattern inc rear wings; Human/chimp/gorilla evolution: The Mystery Of The Missing Chimps Solved!
@AndrewBrookLdn
@siobhanfreya
@jacquep
And if like me you suspect Carrie is a Russian asset (viz her long-standing pre-Johnson Anglo-Russian friendship involvement) then moving on to another rich and powerful target once the previous has been totally used, makes sense.
@taru_sisko
@MarcusFitzsimon
@DominicRaab
For DECADES the US has been complaining about tax loopholes etc London/UK and associated desert islands have been delighted to allow to continue.
@JenLRossman
@jpl486
@SusannaLHarris
And in Australia, they have rocks that show it was covered in thick ice which suddenly melted and went straight to a parched desert.
@greenarteries
@griseldamussett
My neighbour's kid said my silver birch leaves made a mess in their garden.
I said if they didn't like leaves falling off the trees in autumn they should move to another planet.
@optimismworks00
@mi6rogue
Oh for goodness sake A! As that comedy lady said to those commoners who felt warm towards him: He wouldn't give you his piss if you were on fire.
And think how good that family must be to treat the good guys bad and the bad guy good!
@POTUS
@Daria_QT
"Decent" there side-eyes UK.
Mind you, after the Australian sub deal, it's all a bit empty.
But he's still clearly saying France better than UK.
And who can blame him.
@Emma_A_Webb
It shouldn’t be this difficult for you to learn that these people AREN'T illegal.
But then, it's not like you have any professional journalistic standards to live up to.
Labour voters in Surrey Heath can strike a more vicious blow against the Tories by doing the right thing here, than the vast majority of Labour voters anywhere else!!
@SugawoIf
@pepper0toni
@dominicsjr
The whole point about all this is that plants THEMSELVES don't need to know what they look like birds - only the birds do!!! That makes the birds do stuff that helps the most bird-like flowers have more offspring.
The plants blindly follow the blueprints of their DNA.
Well, it does show two interesting features: the extraordinary tweezer-like bill, whose thinness I hadn't realised before, and the yellowish underparts, ditto.
Sorting through pics for my book, I came across this old Goldcrest photo.
I never shared it, it's not book-worthy, but I quite like it. 😊
#TwitterNatureCommunity
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@Toure
@Sillyshib
Apparently you can only think scientifically if you have a lab.
How do people get trained to think scientifically then, uh??
Science is basically finding the best theories. Sorry if you thought you needed a lab, or even to do an experiment.
Your advice is not worth listening to.
@Mandoline_Blue
@Anniepop2027
As I recall, when Jo Cox was killed, they completely violated an agreed pause in BREXIT referendum campaign, using illegal funding, and reversed the pools to win by a narrow margin.
@juliebeth
@WryCritic
@mummer_s
We split off about the time these were developing wings, I believe! Maybe a mistake.
And of course this is how bats started, presumably at about the same time.
Pterosaurs were dead... but so were small insectivorous tree-living birds. Before new ones evolved, bats struck.
@DrNWillburger
Apparently chamfrons were to protect the front of horse's heads - for those like me wo wondered where that would fit over a soldier's nose!
@MartinSLewis
@itvMLshow
But if you don't get a full pension you still get pension credit, and with that come other advantages such as freedom from council tax.
@FOlsson8
@WickyNilliams
@_MooseMayhem
@JRRRulfo
@Myles_Lobdell
@fred035schultz
Its tongue wraps round its skull (outside the brain of course) because it has to be stored somewhere. It's very long for reaching down crannies to get grubs.
I've never heard of an explanation of a mechanism by which it might be protecting the brain, and can't imagine one.
@ScaredToMuse
@danielgoyal
I thought it was the end for the Tories in 1997 but brainwashing the electorate to hate outsiders and despise those poorer than themselves, will always work in the end.
@RhonddaBryant
Because cynical manipulation is their game, and lying or misleading in any way is, like everything else they do, subject only to whether they can get away with it.
Which we are letting them do.
I long for the day when I don’t have to be disgusted and insulted by over promoted, corrupt, lying, shameless Tory scumbags or their complicit tabloid editor friends or their immoral hedgefunder friends…
Imagine having to work with these truth twisters.
They should be jailed.
@SuperfuseAero
@ron_eisele
Reading its wiki it seems it was wonderful in many ways: very stable but perhaps a little too stable; very low landing and take-off speed - but very low top speed! That extra skin surface gave a lot of extra drag.
@karamballes
@CounsellingSam
The government's Dying with COVID-19 strategy seems set to save some a lot of money.
I wonder if it will go to the people who need it?🤣
@BobGeor27574923
@Meteor_FBPE
Moneyed power barons know no national, religious or race boundaries.
It's a craft as old as time, and all power operators know how to do it, and that it's based on raw power and co-operation between the powerful.
@RuthieR
Because to be a conservative in the first place, you must subscribe to the view that it's all right to violate morality if those at the top benefit and you are, or aspire to be, one of them.
@Mistyswoman
Great news!
For me, my fire detector started peeping.
Despite advice & YouTube videos, couldn't take top off to replace battery😡. Successfully muffled it overnight with pillows on a stack:
Thank god, electrician found problem! ANOTHER detector was wrongly wired!! Not my fault!
I enjoy explaining math and statistics ideas in a way that regular people can understand.
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@SugawoIf
@pepper0toni
@dominicsjr
That only works if the plants and the birds live together.
Crotalaria cunninghamii is Australian and hummingbirds are American.
But the plant isn't pollinated by hummingbirds but by honeyeaters:
WHUTT?!!!
"Matthew Elliot was... also a founding member of "Conservative Friends of Russia".
WTF interests connect him to Russia apart from treason??!!?!
@LBC
Matthew Elliot was the founder and has served as chief executive of the TaxPayers' Alliance in 2004, Big Brother Watch and Business for Britain. In 2012, he was also a founding member of "Conservative Friends of Russia".
Founder of VOTE LEAVE - Brexit
So one last go.
I will try to do this thread without swearing but it will be hard…
…and I’m afraid im really going to have to spell it out to some of you.
This EU has set out a way back to Rejoin…but many of you remainers still don’t get it....
- A thread -
@KalwantBhopal
My idiot colleague at the OU sternly told her students not to even think about having nay ideas of their own until they had a PhD.
I was required to tell my students the usual stuff about anything anyone said that wasn't peer reviewed was automatically to be ignored.
@RETEU3
Because we are being managed with the skills of manipulation learned from hundreds of years of colonialism. If you've ever wondered why the population of India didn't throw off the few thousand Indian Office administrators and army, we now have direct experience.
If someone had told me seven years ago that Brexiters would ruin Match of the Day, I admit, I may have retorted “project fear”.
But they have, haven’t they.
@AlexStillMe
@SamCoatesSky
We've had a leak on this before!! Why am I, not an avid follower of all the sordid political details, the only one who remembers this about Farage being persuaded to stand down?!?
Except of course I can't quite remember where I saw the earlier one.
My family drove to Bulgaria summer 1967. At every stop a thick layer of insects had to be scraped and detergented off. Most good petrol stations automatically sent a lad out to do it immediately you arrived.
I haven't had a single squashed insect on my windscreen for years.
I remember driving from Sunnyvale, to the Grand Canyon, in the 80s, and having a thick paste of bugs on the front of the VW camper.
I made a similar drive in 2019, and barely had to clean the windshield, round trip.
The biodiversity loss is staggering.
@kennardmatt
@Britain_People
1:30 in and no hint of Exactly WHAT Starmer did that annoyed this guy, has been mentioned.
Except of course saying he was nasty to the niceish but dim person who would never be able to win a GE whatever the Tories did.
@Loriagne2
@CindyLe05347069
It's because there are 2 ways of looking at competition and co-operation:
Nice people try to co-operate.
Nasty people try to compete, valuing tiny benefits to themselves much higher than preventing terribleness for others (AND often miscalculating).
The second types vote Tory.
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Sciencepolice14 guide;
eZvol simulator: clock≠mutation rate;
Volant dromaeosaur flap pattern inc rear wings;
Human/chimp/gorilla evolution: The Mystery Of The Missing Chimps Solved!
@ElliotElinor
There's never been anything like it at the dispatch box.
EVER.
And this is what the combined wisdom of her ghastly "sponsors", Tory MPs, and the Tory party members came up with🤬
“We are the working class. We are back, we are demanding change and we are going to win for our people.”
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@RMTunion
Mick Lynch addresses 40,000 striking workers today
#EnoughIsEnough
@larryfroot
@ZiziFothSi
Platypus is it's own genus, but it & the 6 echidnas, which seems to have evolved from it post-dinosaurs, are their own taxon which is a helluva lot deeper than a genus :-)
Platypus (flat foot), its 1st genus name, later changed to Ornithorhynchus (bird beak); an insect had it.
The
#Okapi
is an unusual creature that looks like a horse and a zebra dipped in chocolate with a deer-like face. Blog post by Jason
@thenaturenook
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@palmoildetect
@Laurence_in_EU
I think that latest one who dressed up in a union jack even before the latest fashion (but after the early G Spice fashion) was doing her level best to cripple his career. Had no effect.
Or consider Daphne's hands from Daphne and Apollo, or the hand of Pluto on Proserpina's thigh, or Proserpina's tears.
There was seemingly nothing Bernini couldn't do with marble.
Both of these were made in Bernini's early career when he was working for Scipione Borghese.