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Terence C. 🔰
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Previously abandoned social media, now trying out Mastodon. We’ll see 🤷♂️
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@willoremus i mean one thing I’ve learned about being smart is that someone else will always be smarter than you in general, but when it comes to niche specialties it’s not easy to find someone smarter than those people who are actual delibrately researching that subject.
Also, how “smart” you are can change based on which lens/criterion the “smartness” is being evaluated against. There are many types of intelligence, not just logical and linguistic.
@CorinnaBechko As a dinosaur morphology buff I absolutely agree. I personally don’t know much about the #Mastodon other than it was i n the paleocene epoch. Don’t knkw much of its cladistic origin, but would love to see the website incorporate it into the theme somehow.
@awgonnerman Can relate, whenever there is congestion in the upper air way structure or possibility of nasal masses in old cats, vets get really nervous. Glad everything turned out well.
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@ofoid haha shoes I can deal with. But perfectly fluffy edible-looking bread? I’d be conflicted everytime 😬
@Raspberry_Pi I can imagine if robotic arms operated by amputies become more wide spread and begin to gather user input, it can probably be used as training data for these robots so they can start to reiterate and figure out how to open and operate any objects/door on the fly.
As for my submission for #Photomonday I would like to present this photo of perfectly good bread left on the ground. This happened months ago and it severely bothered me. It has stuck to me like it happened yesterday and to this day I still do not know why someone would do this to perfectly nice and fluffy bread.
TamDid you know that if you capitalize each word in a multi-word hashtag, #ScreenReaders can read them as words, but if you leave them lowercase, they can't? Well, now you know! So, for #accessibility, please capitalize words when there's more than one in a hashtag.