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Category Archives: Science
The Butterfly Effect
The butterfly effect is a chaos theory example of how small differences in initial conditions can cause a hugely different outcome much later in some systems. One influential paper is called: Does the Flap of a Butterfly’s Wings in Brazil … Continue reading
Posted in Geography, Humour, Mathematics, Science
Tagged butterflies, Carrington Event, coronal mass ejection, Earth, exterminate butterflies and moths to stop all tornadoes, flap of wings, great red spot, Jupiter, Mike Brotherton, Mothra, Mothra has a wingspan of 250 meters, moths, Star Dragon, stars have weather, the butterfly effect, tornadoes, widespread blackouts
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Making Insects Into Spiders
Let’s say someone mocks you for calling spiders insects. There is only one way out of this (that is if you rule out killing the mocker – which usually isn’t done in polite society). That way out is somehow making … Continue reading
Posted in Humour, Language, Pseudo Science, Science
Tagged ants could also enslave caterpillars, ants could do most of these things, arachnid, butterflies, caterpillars, chemistry, cocoon, eight legs, glue, insect, insects and spiders are all bugs, insects have two compound eyes. caterpillars of moths and butterflies can spin string material, leaf cutter ants, maybe sophicticated insects can move their antenna, moths, polite society, six legs, solvent, spider, spiders have eight eyes, two lame legs
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Werewolves On the Moon
Werewolves are said to transform in the presence of a full Moon. Why is this? Well there must be something special about all that light coming from the sun and reflecting off the Moon and arriving at Earth. I think … Continue reading
Posted in Pseudo Science, Science, Wee Bit O' Humour
Tagged 1st quarter, cycle, Earth, full moon, human, human at night on Moon, if hate - vampires could kill werewolves at night, if hate - werewolf could destroy vampires by day, if love - vampires and werewolves could have a love affair at night, if love werewolf could guard coffins of beloved vampires, in orbit more than 3/4 of the time the werewolf would be a wolf, last quarter, Moon, new moon, on Moon wolf in daylight, on the Moon half the time the werewolf would be a wolf, super Moon might make a werewolf for five nights, total moonlight reaching the werewolf, transformation, trip to the Moon, vampire-werewolf progeny, vampires, werewolf astronaut, werewolves, when Moon is furthest from earth there might not be enough moonlight to transform a werewolf even with a full moon, wolf
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My Pepsi Boycott
Pepsi announced that they were going to advertise in the evening/early-morning sky with cubesats that have reflective mylar sails. They will spell out, like constellations, the image Pepsi wants us to see. This is a horrible idea that will be … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Science, Wee Bit O' Humour
Tagged advertising, advertising gone amok, advertising isn't vital - science is, amateur astronomy, astronomy, boycott, could get India to blow up the advertising, cubesats, economics, Eiffel tower 100th anniversary, France, free publicity for Pepsi, I still won't use McCafe, Messier objects, mylar sails, Pepsi, Pepsi backed out, precious views ruined, red light flashlight, reflecting the sun, space debris, space eyesores
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Hobbes the Robin
Early on in his schooling Hobbes the Robin learned the expression “the early bird gets the worm”. While he didn’t enjoy learning that he would have to get up earlier to see if this expression was true or not, still … Continue reading
Posted in Language, Science, Social Science, Wee Bit O' Humour
Tagged alarm, birds, early bird gets the worm, frozen ground means worms can't get to the surface, Hobbes the Robin, is there another way that the early bird gets the worm?, solid snow, statistics, weather, what if the early robin headed north 3 weeks earlier?, worm propaganda, worm torture, wormholes, worms
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Opposites Attract
I was on the subway, midday, so it wasn’t that crowded. Which I thought was good because I could be anti social and interact with my foldable phone. I did hear the steps that walked up and sat heavily across … Continue reading
Posted in Humour, Science, Sports
Tagged boxer, crime fighting for profit, criminals, doctor, foldable phone, guns, jailers, judges, mask, one-plastic-surgeon town, plastic surgeon, plastic surgery, police scanner, rhinoplasty, subway
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Welcome, From Your Prescient Blog Site
This blog hasn’t always had prescience. In fact I’ve never noticed any signs it could predict the future until a few days ago. And it is only one post out of hundreds that is prescient. But the prescience in the … Continue reading
Posted in Geography, Humour, Science
Tagged 3 letter trees, ashes, Detroit, Detroit river, don't prune oaks in spring, dutch elm disease, elms, oak wilt, oaks, Ontario, pattern recognition skills, predicting the future, prescience is good for a science fiction writer, prescient, the emerald ash borer, the United States, trees that start with a vowel
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