Pettifogging

V. Placing unnecessary emphasis on petty details. I like the imagery of this one.

Example: I cannot hear a rational argument through all the pettifogging.

i guess i didnt word it very good. i just meant if you see humans as prey but the way you write doesnt seem exactly like you see us how i would look at livestock. I cant get through your works and keep reading the same sentences like 5 times, not my style i guess. i just dont get if there was some specific reason you need to eat human. pork or beef or chicken is all the same to me and not eating one wouldnt do me any harm. i totally didnt mean accusatory or whatever. just confused.

simonalkenmayer:

I don’t know the mechanism.

I apologize for being terse. I assumed you were the same author as the annoying vegan who saw fit to tell me why eating anything is objectionable

For Making Pumpkins Last Longer

After you carve a pumpkin you can soak it in one part bleach and one part water to dry it out which will prevent it from rotting as quickly. It will also faid your pumpkin’s orange color or turn it completely white depending on its size, which is a nice side effect.
By: levinea_yuki

i guess i didnt word it very good. i just meant if you see humans as prey but the way you write doesnt seem exactly like you see us how i would look at livestock. I cant get through your works and keep reading the same sentences like 5 times, not my style i guess. i just dont get if there was some specific reason you need to eat human. pork or beef or chicken is all the same to me and not eating one wouldnt do me any harm. i totally didnt mean accusatory or whatever. just confused.

I don’t know the mechanism.

usgsbiml:

Bees Trained to Collect Gold Dust

In the Upper Congo past gold mining’s legacy left a moonscape of large and small open pits. Some of these pits date to the turn of the previous century. These historical gold ore extractions were notably inefficient leaving behind small, but significant, amounts of gold dust hidden amidst vast acreages of mining spoil.

Enter the trained bees.

The Native Bee Laboratory, in a unique public / private partnership with the Gold Consortium, has trained bees to detect and retrieve the globular gold dust found in these former mines. As can be seen in this picture of a typical Golden Bee nest, these animals can be extremely effective little “gold diggers”.

Future plans call for programming these bees to not only gather gold, but to perform the actual transmutation of in situ cupprous outcroppings into gold or near gold. Such opportunities, where no opportunities previously existed, allow micro-fabrication and bio-diversification within such small spaces that individual agents (e.g., paleofarmers and septuagenarians) could reap the rewards that opportunity vacuums were formerly devoid of.
BeeNews Release Date: April 1, 2017

The things men will do for shiny metal. Aliens can come have tea with me and we can watch the bees scavenge dust while shaking our heads.

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