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As a critic, I don't particularly care about a film's box office or the scores on sites where you don't have to prove you've actually watched it
But this is why Rotten Tomatoes' system is superior-- your vote only counts if you can prove you purchased a ticket, thus:
In a photo where a White man and a Black woman make almost the exact same face, The Critical Drinker decides to pick on the White man.
Nah I’m just kidding
A 10 year old child’s experiment demonstrated that memories can be inherited across generations.
The story started when Jo Nagai, a second grader from Kobe, Japan, observed that swallowtail butterflies he had raised by hand appeared to recognize him, whereas wild butterflies would flee.
Motivated to uncover a scientific explanation, he contacted Georgetown University entomologist Dr. Martha Weiss, who had previously shown that moths retain memories despite the extensive cellular reorganization during metamorphosis.
Encouraged by her research, Jo suggested conducting a similar study with butterflies. This led to a remarkable international collaboration. Using a simple setup created at home, Jo conditioned caterpillars to link a gentle vibration with the smell of lavender.
Remarkably, after their brains were entirely reconstructed inside the chrysalis, 70 percent of the adult butterflies still avoided the lavender scent, demonstrating that their memories had endured the transformation.
The most surprising result emerged when Jo bred these conditioned insects. Neither the offspring nor the grandchildren had ever encountered the vibration, yet both generations displayed an instinctive aversion to the lavender scent.
At the age of ten, Jo compiled his groundbreaking observations into a 33 page paper and presented them alongside Dr. Weiss at the International Congress of Entomology in Kobe. This discovery of transgenerational memory challenges conventional views of genetics and inheritance while illustrating how a child’s curiosity can push the frontiers of scientific understanding.
ive said it before and ill say it again: the most RADICAL, 'outlandish' and feminist thing a woman can do is eat and be comfortable growing old. thats literally it
Reminds me of when men broke the fingers of a sex robot, molested it and heavily soiled it at a tech fair.
It's not about whether the robot has feelings, it's about how these men get so excited about harming something when they know there are no consequences.
[4.🧵] I want to mention @Hatsubara_8chan as an amazing Moot, and one of the first artists I met when I joined the fandom, she's been super cute, nice and supportive! I was absolutely also motivated by Hachii to create my own Yumeship 👉👈