Starter Pokémon Charmander

[Starter Pokémon Charmander @kernel_of_fire]

although his airbending skills are great, he has a lot to learn before he's ready to save anyone

[Aaron Bergman 🔍 @AaronBergman18]

Some kid survived being fully under water (ice cold) for ~2.5 hours (and possibly up to 3) bc he basically got cryogenically almost-frozen (so brain oxygen needs plummeted)

Pretty insane

[Starter Pokémon Charmander @kernel_of_fire]

let him cook

[Arthur Spirling @arthur_spirling]

in the arena,

[Paige @GRUGCEL]

there is this channel on youtube that publishes videos called "can pi beat pokemon sapphire" and there are 371 parts that are 12 hours long each and they havent even left the starting town and they have a level 71 sceptile

[horse dentist @equine__dentist]

god i want to be invited to this so fucking bad

[Goblin Moder @mischiefanimals]

gm gang 🥱

[Charlie Warzel @cwarzel]

song of the summer i think

[Massimo @Rainmaker1973]

The Andromeda galaxy is 6 times bigger in the sky than the full Moon: it's just too dim to see with the naked eye. This composite created by Tom Buckley-Houston shows what it would look like at night if it was just brighter [read more: https://t.co/O9IoMLnzTe]

[@philjamesson.com on bsky @PhilJamesson]

i never should have gone back to school

[Wonder of Science @wonderofscience]

Baby elephants don't learn to control their trunks until they’re about a year old.

[Arthur Dent @ArthurCDent]

This is just too much

[dr. jentleman and a scholar 🐱 @philoso_foster]

Epistemologists be like

[Freeman س سكس_کتاب NEEDxxx @TeesePeese]

i really do love this video. i recorded my son’s pick up almost every day and this is his reaction every single time. for his 5th bday (yesterday) i took my favorites and made a lil compilation, from infancy to just last week 🤗💙

[Amanda Deibert @amandadeibert]

Oh no I love this

[Nick HK @nickchk]

As requested, slower graphs! Also added a graph on collider bias, the webpage explanation helps there.

These graphs are intended to show what standard causal inference methods actually *do* to data, and how they work.

This is what controlling for a binary variable looks like: