Giannis says he showed up EARLY to work out with Kobe, and the Black Mamba made him pay for it
“Working out with Kobe, I showed up before him. I love that I did it, but it was a mistake”
“Kobe came and said, ‘What are we gonna do?’ I said, ‘Whatever you tell me to do.’ He said, ‘Go right, make 25.’ I usually make four or five. I said, ‘Yeah… make 25.’ I made 25. ‘Okay, go left, 25.’ Then, ‘Go right, two dribbles’”
“We worked out for two hours, intense, and I’m thinking, I shouldn’t have shot before this, I’m tired, I wanted to show him my best version”
“But here’s what players won’t do today: they won’t be vulnerable. They won’t show weakness, or show appreciation to somebody better. If you always think you’re the best, you can never learn”
“I had my notebook, I asked a lot of questions, he answered every single one, and never made me feel like we were running out of time. It was one of the best experience in my career”
fun fact nobody asked for: at 11:15 UTC today the sun shines on 99% of the world's population simultaneously. 8 billion people, one sunbeam. anyway good morning
Already saw a white person post 'please wait for the facts.'
Here's a fact: if my friend went missing on an island I'd still be on that fucking island.
Prairie dogs may have one of the most specific alarm systems we've found in a mammal. And we probably missed it for so long because we weren't listening closely enough.
Con Slobodchikoff, an animal behaviorist at Northern Arizona University, spent decades recording and analyzing Gunnison's prairie dog alarm calls. What he found was wild: the calls don't seem to just mean "danger." They appear to carry details about what kind of danger is coming.
A coyote doesn't get the same call as a human. A fast-moving threat may not get the same call as a slow one. In some experiments, the calls even seemed to change with the size, shape, and color of the intruder.
The color experiment is the one that stuck with people. Researchers had humans in different colored shirts walk through prairie dog colonies, then recorded the alarm calls. The calls for blue shirts and yellow shirts were acoustically different enough to suggest the prairie dogs were encoding something about color.
Does that mean prairie dogs have language the way humans do? That's still debated, and it's easy to get carried away with anthropomorphizing them.
But these animals are communicating more specific information about the world than people used to give them credit for.
🌪️ Çin’den yeni görüntüler
Hollywood filmi değil, gerçek.
-Dünyamız bize 🆘 veriyor.
6 milyonluk bir metropolün ortasında bu büyüklükte bir tornado oluşması gerçekten çok nadir. Yüzlerce tornado görmüş olabiliriz ama bu başka seviyede…
Şu ana kadar en az 5-8 kişi hayatını kaybetti, yüzlerce yaralı var. Hasar da oldukça büyük.
Küresel denge bozuluyor gibi görünüyor.
İleride Paris’te, Madrid’de, Ankara’da ya da Berlin’de benzer sahneler görecek miyiz?
bu tür olaylar artacak mı?🤔
#hortum #tornado #GlobalWarming #ClimateChange #龙卷风