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@redstrate

insect vibes.

@hollie

I love putting audiobooks on devices like this. It's fun to walk around and listen to a book and not need anything else.

@llewelly

Hold on. Are whales elephant mermaids???

@bri_seven

@akamran

This is basically the Patterson Gimlin tape

@bri_seven

Just put trunks on everything.

@bri_seven

Elephants finding human skulls and assuming we have trunks?

Would the Gomphothere be the elephant demon?

@swope

This is delightful.

Water strider ants are an amazing idea!

If I were an elephant and I saw a mastodon would that be like *my* bigfoot? BigTusk?

@mycrowgirl @elaterite

I read this book last year and enjoyed it immensely.

myrmepropagandist (@futurebird@sauropods.win)

"Trilobite: eyewitness to evolution" like "Annals of the Former World" but less daunting and metaphysical. "Annals of the Former World" is a book you get lost in, the deep past swallows you. The best way to read it is on a long train ride going out West. "Trilobite" is a book you can read in bursts on the bus, or in the tub... it's about science but feels like a magical adventure where secret worlds lurk behind bookshelves. Like one and you will like the other for different reasons.

Sauropods.win (sauropods.win)

@queenofnewyork

Is this like calling a portapotty a MWDU?

Mobile Waste Disposal Unit?

What is the difference between "narco terrorism" and "drug smuggling" ?

@astronomerritt

Cover sofa in a blanket so it can't go as deep in.

@oscherler @su_liam @adardis

So it's like being bisexual??

@ielenia @eigen

it's not "US Imperial"

yeah.... but is FEELs like that sometimes doesn't it?

@eigen

OMG. This kind of makes sense.

@rhempel

Ok maybe doing it on a list would be worth it?

I'm starting to wonder if it's there because of one textbook in some country or region I don't know about... or maybe it's just something that people who design calculators think is useful that baffles everyone else?

I tend to imagine that every feature included on a calculator like the TI-34 had to fight to be there.

It's a very stripped down calculator and, as an educator I can tell exactly why everything else is there. From little things, like how it won't reduce square roots (this would make teaching the conceptual part of that skill very annoying) to the inclusion of doing stdev for only 35 numbers.

But the ipart() and fpart() have me stumped!

I must go deeper!