Top comment explains it. It’s because of the cyan that it looks red. It’s the complementary primary color
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Top comment explains it. It’s because of the cyan that it looks red. It’s the complementary primary color
This is a screenshot of it zoomed in…
You tell me if the white looks warm
I was listening to the audiobook and had tu de cypher it by writing onto the paper. Almost shat myself laughing when I realize what it said. You will be missed Douglas.
Does that mean they are healthier too? Gotta make sure I get my daily protein
I haven’t heard of the biting in humans being as prevelant as in animals. But they certainly get more aggressive and loose control
And don’t forget the slow and almost certain agonising death of rabies for which we have no cure
Trust me. You don’t want to know. It’s fucked up parasite shit. On the same level as the fungus that takes over ants.
Ours is very much a menace. Steals our other cats food. Jumps on the counter. Hisses at people that aren’t even touching him but expects pets and cuddles the instant he feels like it
We have one completely identical (including heterochomia), Is yours an asshole too?
Please make sure you are right before you correct someone https://www.techtarget.com/whatis/definition/kelvin-K
Are you made of mostly empty space? Your response does leave me questioning. Please aknowledge that you are made of 64% water and not 4°k nothing.
Tell that to Germany who have now hit 42° during summer thanks to global warming. If you really think that it’s a tiny minority that live in climates who experience those temperatures then you are not very well travelled. Note also that a lot of countries have a real temperature <38 but thanks to the humidity it feels >38. Farenheit is just another temperature scale. There is nothing more intuitive about it than any other scale. If we were always told the temperature in kelvin we would think that to feel the most natural.
Just accept that we like our scales because they are familiar and not because they are better.
Sorry im clearly not your average person experiencing >38° on a regular basis. There are plenty of humans that exist in climates that fall entirely outside of what you Americans consider “normal”. Which is why “-18 - 38 is the ‘normal’ range for an average person” is such an American thing to say. You took your own climate and projected it across the world.
Personally I like to go with the system that makes the most sense for 70% of earth’s surface and 64% of a human body.
Hoh man what a journey. And I love that this incredibly complex situation is the only reason that status would return. What a fun time debugging that would have been