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  1. @Long_live_rock_n_roll
    The picture appears to show some half-human/half canine hybrid creatures. If this crossing were continued (gradually increasing the dog DNA contribution) then after how many generations would the females/bitches no longer be required to wear a bra?
    If only Adam Rutherford was still on Curious Cases.
    #JustWondering
    #Bowie #DNA #genetics #ScienceGoneWrong #StupidQuestions #AdamRutherford

  2. 2. #StupidQuestions

    "Testing the waters: can pumping chemicals into the ocean help stop global heating?"

    No. Only reducing emissions to zero would slow down global heating, which is anyway out of control by now.

    Next stoopid question please.
    theguardian.com/environment/20

  3. 2. Today on #StupidQuestions:

    "‘The trend is irreversible’: has (country XYZ) shattered the link between economic growth and high emissions?"

    No. If I had a nickel for every time I read that headline...

    But in the end, it never ends up being true.

    Next stoopid question please.
    theguardian.com/environment/20

  4. 3. #StupidQuestions:

    "Hamburg & Schleswig-Holstein wollen bei der Entwicklung eines Kernfusionsreaktors mitmischen. Hilft das dem Ziel, bis 2050 klimaneutral zu werden?"

    Nein, weil Kernfusion keine Technologie, sondern ein fetischistischer Hirnfurz ist.

    Next stupid question please.
    taz.de/Energieversorgung-der-Z

  5. 4. #StupidQuestions:

    "Will electronic tagging for cattle save the Amazon rainforest?"

    No.

    Next stupid question please.
    ft.com/content/1de50285-39eb-4

  6. Klimakram 18/11/25

    1. Aus der Rubrik #StupidQuestions:

    "AI is guzzling energy for slop content – could it be reimagined to help the climate?"

    Nein, weil der Kapitalismus ja keine Bedürfniswirtschaft ist: we don't get what we need, but capital does.
    theguardian.com/environment/20

  7. 3. #StupidQuestions:

    "Less arguing, more action: will Brazil’s unorthodox approach to Cop30 work?"

    No, because the fundamental structure of the UNFCCC-process means that it is incapable of delivering real results.

    Next stupid question please.
    theguardian.com/environment/20

  8. "Polish eggs"? What do you mean they're "Polish"? And do I really want to know? 🤔

    #StupidQuestions

  9. If someone dies and then gets resurrected, does that period count into age or not?

    #StupidQuestions

  10. Is anyone even trying to explain how it is that all these migrants, who are supposedly "living off Medicaid" and doing gang criminal stuff are all at Home Depot looking for work?

    And why can't the #media address the fact that none of the raids are in the meat packing plants owned by big $?

    I know. I know. But I just had to say it, because, well, I still believe in truth, honesty and public information. Sorry.

    #uspol #immigration #stupidquestions

  11. When people visit the “USA” these days, does the immigration droid still ask whether they plan to overthrow the country?
    #JustWondering
    #ThoseFunnyAmericans
    #StupidQuestions

  12. @sundogplanets
    so the perihelion occurs independent of the solstice? my faulty intuition would have guessed that the perihelion occurs at generally the same time every year?
    #stupidquestions

  13. What percentage of global H2O has, at one time, been T-Rex urine?

    #paleontologia #stupidQuestions

  14. Did you ever wonder how often photons do not respect "no entry" signs?

    #StupidQuestions

  15. Would a town named Vortices (or equivalently) in the southern hemisphere be the opposite of Wiry (lit. Vortices) in Poland?

    #StupidQuestions

  16. If the first man was supposedly named Adam, shouldn't the second man have been called Bdam? And then up to Zdam.

    Who would come after Zdam? AAdam or ZAdam could break lexical sorting. ZDdam or ZEdam then? Or perhaps straight to ZZAAAdam, because 17k man should be enough?

    #StupidQuestions

  17. Since there is such a thing as unisex clothes, shouldn't there be bisex clothes too?

    I recall seeing some kind of skirt + trousers combination once.

    #StupidQuestions

  18. Vaporization of water consumes energy, and therefore lowers the temperature of the surroundings. And most intensive vaporization occurs when the water is boiling. Wouldn't then the most effective way of cooling a room down be to place a lot of boiling water in it?

    #StupidQuestions