Project Hail Mary if you like realistic sci Fi

Strauss and his waltzes are great for shrooms/psychedelics

It’s like playing a MMOrpg and a guild officer decided they hated the leader. I don’t know if I have enough popcorn for everyone to enjoy this show

I mean this really speaks to the power of the human mind. We can put ourselves into someone else’s shoes and experience what they’re feeling. No other animal can do that that we can 100% prove. Enjoy that you have the ability to care for someone from finding out their story. It’s a good and proper skill to have.

For clarity, could you provide an example of what you mean?

Where is he from/what language does he speak natively?

Where did I say that pathogen didn’t exist. Secondly, you have no idea how fungal pathogens work. They’re never exactly the same which is why DNA Mycologists exist. Third, since they already do exist in the USA, why smuggle in China versions? Sit down.

I’m stating facts friend. That’s literally the pathogen that was brought over. And the main area for growing our grain crops is the Midwest. Don’t be so overtly ignorant.

Replied to the wrong comment.

No thank you. I’m just saying a doctor who doesn’t follow procedure is not a good look. I really don’t care about what his purpose is.

Read the paragraph before that quote.

More Interstellar.

While I’d love to believe that, the article quotes the doctor as saying he did not bring it intentionally and thinks someone else put it in his bag

The pathogen is a fungus that causes blight on wheat and barley crops. No idea what the plan was, but bringing that to the Midwest could have been bad if released.

Q

The stuff that came out about his frat boy days

John Hamm

Sadly the birch tree borer is wrecking havoc on the birch trees. Where I am in the Midwest, we have completely dead forests from that stupid bug.

You mean you have no interest in watching a bunch of horses get beat into running fast so you can wear a pretty hat?

Isn’t most of Kentucky “Dry” counties anyway?