That will be really wild, if they can get it to work.

I can’t imagine that the tooth growing process will be very fast though. I’d guess months to a year, or even longer if they want to be careful about it.

…and they’re modest, or ironic too!

But birds definitely aren’t real.

Birds might be posting on Lemmy too, which indicates they’re unusually intelligent.

Haha, point taken.

Back in 1991, when the first Civilization game came out, Madonna wasn’t the “elder statesman” that she is today.

This reminds me of that feature in the first Civilization game where the portraits of your advisors change, depending on what type of government you have: Democracy, Republic, Communism, etc.

Under Anarchy, your foreign minister was Madonna, your military advisor was a banana republic general, science advisor a drug dealer, etc. https://civilization.fandom.com/wiki/Advisor_(Civ1)?file=Advisors_(Civ1).png

This is like that.

The rocks will look different when their chemistry will change when exposed to a warmer climate, different climate migrating species grow on them, and they’re covered in micro plastics, and worn down by more acidic rains.

And possibly become radioactive if things don’t go right.

The honeybees might have come back a lot faster if the US had not turned to chemical miticides and selected for varroa mite resistance instead.

Instead, the vast majority of commercial beekeepers are producing chemical-dependent bees, which is not good in the long term. But chemical miticide producers are happy to make profits.

Because of the ways that honeybees mate, i.e. the virgin queen mates with several drones randomly on her mating flight, the mass of chemical-dependent genetics waters down any progress made in spreading varroa resistant genetic lines.

Modern beekeeping is a lot more complicated with beekeepers having to keep to a strict timetable of varroa treatment to keep their colonies alive.

Or combine all of them with Mars to make something approaching Earth’s volume.

They lived together in harmony with other large dinosaurs inside large structures.

But not all water is useful.

We have a lot of non useful water on Earth in the oceans that has too much salt.

Water from non-Earth sources might contain dissolved minerals at poisonous levels for agriculture, much less human consumption.

And if there’s liquid water from a non-Earth setting, there might be some kind of unknown exo-organisms living in it.

Now that the sticker has made national headlines, it’s now a collectible, so collectors, maybe even speculators, are going to pay money to get these…

Didn’t you watch Doogie Howser?

A county fair with 3 ferris wheels would be overkill.

Unless they did this.

Wow, that was horrific.

You gotta represent something to begin with in order to sell out.

JD Vance talks about a fictionalized fantasy world made for entertainment and most importantly profit after he tells his son to shut up about Pokemon.

The AI has announced that its first bill will be the Kill All Humans Act.

Let him try.

Keep him out out at sea until he finishes.