Been inactive for long time, so most people from my whitelist are inactive and need some new active members. As title says, no other special reqruiments.

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The possibilities that lie in the future are infinite. When I say โ€˜It is our duty to remain optimists,โ€™ this includes not only the openness of the future but also that which all of us contribute to it by everything we do: we are all responsible for what the future holds in store. Thus it is our duty, not to prophesy evil but, rather, to fight for a better world. โ€” Karl Popper, The Myth of the Framework (1994)

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Intresting quote, welcome

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Australia is wider than the moon (4000 km vs 3500)

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But moon feels safer right? Welcome

2 hours ago
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How about a funny quote from Sheogorath. Or at least I found it funny.
"Daedra are the embodiment of change. Change and Permanency. I am no different, except in the ways I am"

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Good one, welcome

1 hour ago
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Sharks are older than trees.

Reference

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That's really interesting, I guess only grasses and shrubs existed before then? I mean life did start in the oceans and earth was devoid of multi-cellular life for much of it's existence but once that box opened man did things take off quick.

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Thats actually insane. Welcome

1 hour ago
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The average cloud weighs around 1.1 million pounds (nearly half a million kg).

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Had no idea, welcome

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"Mondongo" -Goku

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Is that bald version of goku heheh? Welcome

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"You must not compare yourself to others, and if nature has created you as a bat, you must not try to make yourself an ostrich. You consider yourself strange; you blame yourself for walking different paths than other people. That's what you need to unlearn. Gaze into the flames, gaze into the clouds, and when you hear the voices in your soul speak to you, surrender to them, and don't ask first whether this would please your teacher, or your father, or God! Doing so will ruin you."
Hermann Hesse, Demian

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Good quote, welcome

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"There are no desperate situations, there are only desperate people."

Heinz Guderian

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Very true, welcome

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"You could fit more than a thousand Earths inside Jupiter and a thousand Jupiters inside the sun" - Tim Urban.

Actually I'm not sure if Tim Urban is the one who came up with that, but I read that quote on an article written by him yesterday so here we go

1 hour ago
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Cant even imagine how big space actually is. Welcome

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" So, first of all, let me assert my firm belief that the only thing we have to fear is fear itselfโ€”nameless, unreasoning, unjustified terror which paralyzes needed efforts to convert retreat into advance."

Platypus and Echidnae are a very ancient form of mammal called monotremes. This means they have one hole to do all their business like a bird instead of more advanced mammals. They also have an archaic form of milk that they just sweat out for their young instead of true mammary glands and nipples. It really is fascinating that proto-mammals that lay eggs still exist. :)

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Quote reminded me of dota 2 terroblade voice line "Fear he who fears nothing"
Also had no idea these mammals still exist. Welcome to WL

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fun fact: Cats bring humans dead animals because they think we're bad hunters that can't survive on our own

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Most people are. If there was a long term interruption to food production and distribution most people would starve.

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Also they think we are good hunters if we bring full bags when coming home. Welcome

43 minutes ago
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Veni vidi added to WL

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Thx and welcome :)

42 minutes ago
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111 111 111 x 111 111 111 = 12 345 678 987 654 321. How cool is it?

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Wow, welcome

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All the planets in the Solar System would fit between the Earth and the Moon :)

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Didnt know that, welcome

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I like to believe there are a lot of undiscovered secrets in the nature. Let's take a road for example, like in the picture.

Roads that allow people to travel to another city. You can travel hundreds and hundreds of kilometers of distance and for the most part of the time, the only scenario is the endless nature. You see forests, and grass until the end of the horizon. However, in those hundreds of kilometers traveled imagine if, in the middle of the trip, you simply decide to stop your car, and start walking in the direction of the nature. You would be in the middle of nowhere. And somewhere you might find a house hidden within the thousands of kilometers of nature, a small cave within the woods, You may find buried treasures or... bodies.

The thing is, I like to believe, that in those giant fields of nature around roads, there might be spots where no one has ever been or only in the past leaving only traces of their existence, objects, clothes, or even bones of things that lived thousands of years ago. If you dig random spots in a random forest you just walked into the middle of nowhere, you most likely will find nothing but statistically the chances are not zero. I like to believe undiscovered histories are somewhere out there.

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Well definitely there is some undiscovered places around. Welcome

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'Two possibilities exist: either we are alone in the Universe or we are not. Both are equally terrifying.'-Arthur C. Clarke

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True, welcome

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"...for Brazil to accept the French scientific thesis that a lobster would be considered a fish when it "leaps" on the seafloor, it would be required in the same way to accept the Brazilian premise that when a kangaroo "hops", it would be considered a bird."

And war was averted

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Hehe, didnt know that. Welcome

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"We walk with each other for a part of the way." - handwritten note at the end of a random letter I found in my uncles office drawer a month after his funeral.

Science fact: A day on Venus is longer than a year on Venus: Venus takes about 243 Earth days to complete one rotation, but it only takes 225 Earth days to orbit the Sun.

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Interesting, welcome

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What I thought is an interesting fact: cinnamon, the spice, is made from the bark of cinnamon trees. The bark is either dried to produce cinnamon sticks, or ground into a powder.

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It is interesting, welcome

2 minutes ago
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Thanks, I whitelisted you as well :)

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