We played the upcoming The Adventure Zone Bureau of Balance Game live last night!
Thank you to @Twogetherstudio and @thezonecast for the opportunity! We had a blast!
Pre-order here: https://t.co/kyF9PujFWj
Watch VOD: https://t.co/h6EvDInV8t
Galactic cherry blossoms are in peak bloom! 🌸
This scrambled galaxy as seen by @NASAHubble resembles a flowering cherry blossom tree. The bright regions are actually stellar nurseries, where new stars are blooming. Learn more: https://t.co/HO1BMOlBEF
Almost lost to history, trees grown from seeds that went to the moon on Apollo 14 can still be found across the United States—if you know where to look https://t.co/fWCUfPeKn2
The daughter of one pharaoh and wife of another, Hatshepsut ultimately declared herself pharaoh, ruling as a man would for over 20 years https://t.co/wdnxqeaYTa
@Briemma@ChrisStringer65 More likely demography did for them: small populations, fluctuations in food availability, climate change, disease, changes in the ecosystem... Lots of ways to die out by chance without needing to invoke competition or cognition.
@ChrisStringer65 If there was an early modern group of Homo sapiens in Europe 210,000 yrs ago that was replaced by Neanderthals, would this indicate they had not yet attained either (a) their cognitional abilities or (b) the social skills that gave them their ability for cultural transmission?