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Most of the old world probably already had hominids of one type of another, and for example there was a 210,000 year old homo sapiens skull found in Greece, but we already really know about the successful migrations where humans were able to survive long enough to make a mark - which would have been more likely to occur where there weren't any hominids already (like Australia)

They had to come pretty far and it required quite sophisticated maritime technology

There was a 20,000 year old bone found in Africa with markings that suggest relatively complex math being used

In 2005, 25 U.S. states allowed for the execution of children. This ceased after the 2005 Supreme Court decision Roper v. Simmons, which found juvenile execution unconstitutional as "cruel and unusual punishment".

Only a matter of time until this is overturned

This has been an issue for a while - https://www.haver.com/articles/archive-economy-missing-prices-half-of-the-cpi-is-based-on-imputations

Monotremes: are we nothing to you??

Israel accuses Albanese of telling 'a lie' as a report warns famine is 'playing out' in Gaza

The actual ABC headline, disgusting

The EU is institutionally set up to shock therapy themselves. Imagine Japan except they can't run deficits

Waiting tables is meaningful work. It is capitalism that turns such roles into 'service'.

servers in the US have to worship customers so you probably have a bit of a warped view

If people weren't working 60+ hour weeks waiting tables (and everything else) they might find richer sources of interaction

A lot of 996 workers aren't / weren't well paid though, it's just liberal tech bro culture

Also I don't think it was ever lawful

Here's a statement

Here's a question

And another question

And a third lazy as fuck question

I can't tell if the writer of the tweet is just shit and formulaic or a chatbot

Ecuador vs Papua New Guinea

Interested in the logistics of this one