I'm somewhat disappointed that the article doesn't explain why the researchers arrived at these conclusions. Sure, they mention the architecture and some features of the statue but they don't give any kind of evidence or even speculative theories as to how they know they used that much lighting and in such manner. Did they find oil remains from lamps? Wax from candles? Where? How much? In which spots? How do they know many light sources were used? How do they know additional light sources weren't placed elsewhere in the temple? Etc. They don't say. They just recreated a 3D rendering using some educated guesses and the journalists canonized it. There was probably solid research done, but you won't find it in that article.
Alright so a cataclysm is inevitably coming up and the world afterwards will be populated by clownfish, cockroaches, bacteria and some fungi species
The quote says it should, not this was meant to
No signature? Looks like poorly drawn lines but without the usual characters
Hmm perhaps
ciiircle historicaaaal.... Just like in aaalabaamaaa.... Faaamily treeees ... I don't know I've never been musically gifted
Teeth first evolved as sensory tissue in the armored exoskeletons of ancient fish, fossil scans find
It does to me, I read the headline and immediately agreed with it
Niice
Come on come on carry on! This has potential. So it's uncle... wotsisname? Uncle Scar? Uncle Sam? Uncle Scam? tricking Simba into going there right? What happens next? I'm intrigued
No.
It really depends for what and who's watching. I'll prefer reading instructions to watching a video a hundred times, but I'll prefer a video over a text for entertainment more frequently though.
Retire, i don't think I could stand living in the future. I'd definitely love reading a summary of what's coming up next just before I die though.
I used to hate exercise. Then, I pushed myself to do it regularly and the benefits surpassed the negative side of it by a lot. For instance, almost all my chronic pain issues are gone, so I'm saving a couple hundreds yearly on healthcare. I also feel better physically (I can move better, I have better endurance) if I'm exercising regularly compared to when I'm not. Because, let's face it, I don't like it, so every now and then I stop for reasons and getting into it back again is very difficult. But it's always worth it.