I’m not good with episode names but I kind of remember the plot: Bart got an egg that hedges into a reptile. Skinner wants to kill it because it’s an invasive species but Bart does everything to save his little new friend. Later they find out that it eats animals (birds?) that are a problem and Bart gets celebrated by the Mayor for saving the city. Lisa gets a dialogue with the Mayor at the end where she is like “but this doesn’t solve anything. What about the new invasive species?” and Mayor just lists new invasive species that will eat the old ones, ending with gorillas that will just freeze to death in winter.

I haven’t watched the episode in a while so I might be wrong in some parts

Edit: I’ve looked it up, it’s “Bart the Mother”, s10e3

The thing is that back in Carboniferous, there were the first trees but no decomposers for that so the process still exists but there are other processes that make it much more unlikely

!suspiciouslyspecific@lemmy.world

Wait, this isn’t “guess the Simpsons episode”?

This was a meme during lockdown about simulating normal life. I love how it works in other contexts as well

Some scientists think that the sun may be the source of most electricity.

I wish most electricity waa from renewable energy

My problem with yellow circles is that they aren’t red

I don’t think there is a correlation in either directed but I’m happy to be proven wrong

Wait until they stop adopting children after finding out about impregnation

Yes, I think that sums up the difference quite well. If you want to dive into it: this is the single r and this is rr

That’s the IRL equivalent to cake day, right?

Thanks, I learned Spanish at school in the the late odds and I guess I confused it. My teacher was quite old so she wasn’t up to date I guess

No, single r is tapped not rolled. It’s similar but still a different sound

Wait, what kind of context can make this make sense?

That kind of sums up the difference Naomi Klein makes in Doppelganger about conspiracy theory and leftist critics: Leftists will look at the system while conspiracy theorists will assume the system is good but some people, most often Jews, have somehow corrupted it.

I guess I put the “almost” into that. If you’re open to join me, in addition to what I’ve linked to in another comment, check out this video

I remember listening to a Citations Needed Podcast episode, I guess it’s this one and a Thought Slime video

As Naomi Klein said: Conspiracy theorists often get the feeling right but the facts wrong.

Totally evil. His vaccine campaigns (covid and before) have the sole purpose to legitimize copyrights on life saving medicine and he gets the power to decide who lives and who dies. And he uses this to optimize for good headlines like “malaria extinguished in region X” where X is a region with barely any malaria in the first place but it sounds better than “medicine send to where it’s needed most according to real experts” which is a region with a high rate and you will barely lower it but rather control which makes more sense but less headline. I hope I’m making sense.

Please mark as NSFW