What did you learn today?

[Generic.Archdemon]

"This is Vivianite. A crystal that grows on and inside the corpses of deceased people and animals. "

 

[Don_Quacko]

When a corpse is buried in a water logged area which is rich in iron and has low amounts of oxygen then the phosphate released from the decomposing body slowly reacts with iron and forms vivianite crystals.

These vivianite crystals act as a double edged sword for archeologists because on one hand the vivianite crystals can preserve the dead body whereas on the other hand it makes D.N.A analysis harder and thus hinder archeological research.

 

[Generic.Archdemon]

When a corpse is buried in a water logged area which is rich in iron and has low amounts of oxygen then the phosphate released from the decomposing body slowly reacts with iron and forms vivianite crystals.

These vivianite crystals act as a double edged sword for archeologists because on one hand the vivianite crystals can preserve the dead body whereas on the other hand it makes D.N.A analysis harder and thus hinder archeological research.

Not mana crystals then.

 

[Don_Quacko]

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A Steppe bison mummified by vivianite.

 

[melchi]

I learned that YTMND isn't dead.

 

[Generic.Archdemon]

 

[RedMuffin]

Today, I learned that the lesser's light is in negative temperature. And that the highest possible temperature that we can reach is negative absolute zero.

Hopefully, this info is correct.

 

[Prince_Azmiran_Myrian]

So I don't agree with the made up evolutionary nonsense in the first half, but when they start using recorded data I think this is a good discussion of the climate. For those who do believe in evolution, well, that should make the argument even more compelling for you.

Climate: the movie

 

[Ruti]

I learned that manhwa readers apparently cannot retain the knowledge of the previous chapter for more then a few minutes, considering they were like "HOW DOES HE KNOW THIS WILL HAPPEN, HE DID NOT REGRESS" even though its stated INCREDIBLY OFTEN that he is playing a remake of a game he was #1 on (hard carry support)

 

[Paul_Tromba]

I learned that manhwa readers apparently cannot retain the knowledge of the previous chapter for more then a few minutes, considering they were like "HOW DOES HE KNOW THIS WILL HAPPEN, HE DID NOT REGRESS" even though its stated INCREDIBLY OFTEN that he is playing a remake of a game he was #1 on (hard carry support)

The side effects of tiktok brainrot

 

[TsuruI_am_a_bot]

Today for me, i was again showed that,
the old saying : You can only trust yourself to do the job correctly
sure had reasons to exist and be a popular one.

The side effects of tiktok brainrot

I didnt like the idea of the BS ban of America of Tiktok, but after seeing the brainrot caused by it, and the ton of BS trends caused by TIKTOK, now i am like : Good job.

 

[Don_Quacko]

Someone made a manga on JEE (it's this big exam for engineering in my country which makes 12 year olds spend 12+hours to prepare for an exam which will happen five years later)

 

[Paul_Tromba]

I didnt like the idea of the BS ban of America of Tiktok, but after seeing the brainrot caused by it, and the ton of BS trends caused by TIKTOK, now i am like : Good jojob.

I didn't like the ban because it sets a precedents for the US to ban/censor any form of media. I do like the ban if tiktok though.

 

[Ruti]

The side effects of tiktok brainrot

Dont think it was tiktok brainrot, since they didn't use all caps

 

[Nevafrost]

I learnt that I like hooman bones.

 

[EtherealDarkness]

I found out that roses are red, skies are blue, and darkness is dark

 

[SirDogeTheFirst]

Facts about otters that I prefer I didn't learned. Honestly, everyone already knows Dolphins are evil, and after Penguins I thought I wouldn't be surprised by anything, but no.

 

[Nevafrost]

I learnt that I like to write new stories and not finish any of them.

 

[Don_Quacko]

I learnt how optical fibres work.

 

[Paul_Tromba]

I learnt that I like to write new stories and not finish any of them.

The age old problem of the arts.