i bet that 5 years ago i thought that in 5 years things would be so much different... but nothing changed!

man the 2000s seem like a long time ago now..

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I remember I had one of those robotic lego sets with the motors and stuff

cute

>>113531
doesn't seem like it

>>113567
i know abt the afd its just the furry communist black women thing that confuses me

>>113571
lol

whole world seems FUCKED tbh

>>113575
they are just following whatever the US is doing

>>113578
1984

oh thats a wormwatch thing i thought they had fucking rainbow strobelights or smth lol

uh the video player its powered by worms

>>113585
videoplayer

yeah it used to be wormwatch

I still have non-refreshed tabs of BW surgery open lol

>>113612

because they hate the truth

im gonna make runescape but youre a dinaosaur

dinoscape

huh

why rats though

>>113638

>>113637
thatd be rad

odds are its not gonna rupture

truu

speaking of volcanos

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>>113651
yees?
(half life scientist voice)

I want you to imagine a rock.

#ai biggest volcano explosion on earth

The biggest volcano explosion on Earth in recorded history is the eruption of Mount Tambora in Indonesia in 1815. This catastrophic event resulted in a volcanic explosivity index (VEI) of 7, making it one of the most powerful eruptions ever witnessed by humans.

The eruption released an estimated 160 cubic kilometers of volcanic material into the atmosphere and caused widespread devastation across the region. It also had global effects, leading to a drop in temperatures and significant crop failures around the world.

Other notable large volcanic eruptions include:

1. Toba Caldera - Sumatra, Indonesia (74,000 years ago): VEI-8
2. Yellowstone Caldera - Wyoming, USA (640,000 years ago): VEI-8
3. Taupo Volcano - North Island, New Zealand (~26,500 years ago): VEI-8
4. Lake Ilopango Caldera - El Salvador (~539 AD): VEI-6/7
5. Krakatoa Volcano - Sunda Strait between Java and Sumatra islands (1883): VEI-6 biggest volcano explosion on earth

The eruption released an estimated 160 cubic kilometers of volcanic material into the atmosphere

160 cubic km

\$explode a mountain

yeah its crazy

\$ explode a mountain

>>113672
im shrimp

>>113674
#kiss

>>113674
do you like volacnos

>>113674
>gossip
>implying

oh wait i forgot that this is an hour long

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i thought it was like 30 min

>>113691
u should waatch it its really good really cool

gib back volacnoe >:(

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here is the volcano video if u wanna watch it

>>113698
watch out he's gonna shoot you

only if you dont imagine a rock

>>113700
im gonna tell on you

glegle got cheeks

>>113715
yaya

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>>113720
#give

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democracy has failed us..

>>113735
I was referring to the wormwatch queue lol

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the system is rigged.

i rigged it

it's just an opt-out not opt-in system

I opted you all in

i like regular zone

soy.zone

>>113749
#ban

#fish🐟 >>113744

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>>113743
illegal

#fish˚⋅ 🐟 ₊ ‧

no sound

oh the volcano vid is back on

so many lurkers..

>>113762
#slap

tf

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I want you to imagine a rock.

right

damn they copied EOE

I really wanna bite some natrium rn

natrium?

sodium

wouldnt that be dangerous..

>>113777
#oracle ()

I love huge explosions!

>>113754
#kiss how has Lori been feeling lately?

>>113782
me2

and what math did you learn recently shrimp??

mostly factoring polynomials and other nomials

I just look if they’re divisible by 10 or 2 then I cry

: D shrimp powers go!!!!!

omg that reminds me i neded to upload work it did ty

can you send us a pic? do you have cool handwriting? mine is really bad :<

i have awful handwriting but i can

well its not awful but its messy

that’s good! hype hype hype I have a paper to read for class tomorrow gonna get that myself

maths

>>113793
whats it about

KRAKA TOAAA

#smartai has there ever been a volcanic eruption with ejecta reaching space?

Yes, there have been several recorded instances of volcanic eruptions that have ejected material into space. One notable example is the eruption of Mount St. Helens in 1980, which sent ash and debris nearly 80,000 feet into the atmosphere.

In addition to this, scientists have also observed volcanic plumes reaching heights of over 100 kilometers above Earth's surface during larger eruptions. This phenomenon occurs when gases and particles are propelled upwards with enough force to escape Earth's gravitational pull and enter outer space.

It is important to note that while ejecta from volcanic eruptions can reach space, it does not necessarily mean that they will remain there permanently. The majority of these materials eventually fall back to Earth due to gravity or are dispersed by winds in the upper atmosphere.

Overall, while rare, it is possible for a volcanic eruption to eject material into space under certain conditions such as explosive eruptions or high levels of gas emissions. However, further research and monitoring are needed to fully understand this process and its potential impact on our planet. has there ever been a volcanic eruption with ejecta reaching space?

>>113796
clatherin regenerates synaptic vesticles apparently! love you clatherin! luv me vesicles

>>113795
: D

I like your writing it looks clear and organized and really set there to stay

200 MEGATONS

4 tsar bombas

#ai have there been volcanoes which send stuff out of orbit?

Yes, there have been volcanoes that have sent materials out of orbit. One example is the eruption of Mount Pinatubo in 1991, which launched ash and sulfur dioxide particles into the stratosphere, reaching heights of up to 22 miles (35 kilometers) above Earth's surface. These particles circled the globe for several years and affected global temperatures by reflecting sunlight back into space. Another example is the eruption of Krakatoa in 1883, which created a massive explosion heard up to 2,200 miles away and caused tsunami waves that reached as far as South Africa. Its ash cloud also circled the globe multiple times and caused vivid sunsets around the world due to light scattering off sulfuric acid droplets in the atmosphere. have there been volcanoes which send stuff out of orbit?

>>113799
i have absolutely no idea what these are but it sounds very neat

>>113805
ty :3 I don’t too much but I will soon!

not Ash!

the vesicles are where stuff like dopamine is so it can be in a little balloon to release to the next cell and clatherin is a protein thing I think

🌺

>>113808
oo

and I learned something I found interesting today- a lot of the cells releasing neurotransmitters are doing stuff in the microsecond scale, but there’s about a millisecond delay between the signal getting to the synapse and the next cell responding- think it’s the time for the dopamine or whatever to float over, or maybe the vesicles to dock with the membrane? but no! it’s the process of getting calcium into the cell which causes the vesicles to be signaled to dock.

lines :>

printing at school sucks so much but I always forget to print at home even though I have a wonderful brother printer (love you refurbished brother printer) so ty for the reminder. you need to log onto a computer and then log into wherever to access your file too.

I should like create a program which lets people use a web interface to pay me and print from my account and sneak a tiny computer in that would be so epic

>>113812
based on the little i know abt neurotransmitters thats interesting altho i do know very little

i am so lonely

no matter what i do i push people away

he was my best friend how can he not care i wish hed just get mad or something he just left me alone forever without a word

here she comes

>>113794
whoah I don’t remember how to actually get those other than just trying combinations I think my lessons were easier and all just were to the second power alone or like (x)(x+2)(x-4)

>>113821
#hug do you think it’s always been like that?

>>113825
as long as i can remember yeah

:< I guess I was a little bit like that as a kid too

but I mean you’re not pushing him away you were just saying you wanted to hear from him

and you talked to us

>>113780
brb gonna convert myself to be silicone based

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>>113829
i must have done something i dont understand because this always happens

>>113827
>>113825
#hug

i cant stop crying

i wish i just had a place in the world where i really belonged

that was me a little, or a similar state a few nights ago. my friend said ‘

“everything will be fine, you can't give in to despair and negative thoughts. have a nice day” they’re really nice even though I don’t know if they’d like to be closer to me. I thought it was true, idk I started disassociating a little less after crying a lot and thinking about how there’s a part of me which feels real and I want to be and be proud of and live as much as I can and the last few days have been good, though still with many of my usual self destructive things.

>>113839 thanks for rhe kind words nonna

>>113795
why have you become shrimp?

>>113840
#hug I really hope they actually helped me and also they help you and I hope you can find what you need

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even libpol is better

at least it means something

>>113849
good idea

/imagetest

just give us what we want; regularbrainwormsurgeryzondlibpol.zip.top.com

>>113852
#this

ooooh and instead of ai have opna take a picture of things when people need a picture of them- all images go to opna if ppl want to upload and she can make a cool scene and take a picture similar to the one sent

I learned today apparently a lot of davinci’s inventions were ideas for stage cool things to add to performances- the helicopter wasn’t probably meant to be manned, but cool special effects by means of flight

please tell if someone's from libya so we could have live.ly

sorry if I made you delete your idea opna I tend to yap and yap : ) I’m just proud I got a #this

oooh Libya is like a short version of libpol

>>113860
let’s go!!!!!!

I looked up perspectives on insect suffering though for my new meatless Monday/friday, and there are 2 I found interesting-
comparison to human suffering- humans can do all the reactions bugs can to pain and notice it and call it pain without actually suffering while on opiates or maybe another drug apparently- so ‘pain reactions’ probably evolved before suffering

second was something else but I can’t remember lol

>>113863
just don't let them instrumentalize humanity

>>113858
it's fine

thanks : )

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gendo's paradise - new version

>>113859
I don't think you could register something .ya

opworm's gonna need to ask ICANN for a custom TLD just for wormpol

the next big thing would deserve it after all..

so many quirky TLDs already

liveboard.lol would be lazy but kinda fun

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it really doesn't understand POV lol

>>113842
i talked to my friend for a while and i feel a lot better

i reached out cause u mentioned talking to your friend and feeling better so thank u nonna :>

this thing is gonna be useful when it eclipses most peoples visual imagination

Im a lil resentful of it cause my art style has always been like things blending into other things in akward ways and nothings ever certain what it really is and i feel like all of my art looks like ai art now xd

What do you guys think of melting.spot once the .spot tld comes out?

looks like it's taken

wormhole.nexus sounds pretty cool

or wriggle.nexus

something with .nexus

#smartai human rights are a spook concept, created by society to impose restrictions and expectations on individuals.

It is a common belief that human rights are a social construct, designed to regulate behavior and establish norms within society. These rights are often seen as arbitrary and subjective, varying greatly between cultures and civilizations.

The origins of human rights can be traced back to ancient civilizations such as the Code of Hammurabi in Mesopotamia or the Twelve Tables in Ancient Rome. However, it was not until the Enlightenment period in Europe during the 18th century that human rights began to take shape as we know them today.

At its core, human rights refer to basic entitlements granted solely by virtue of being a human being. They encompass fundamental principles such as dignity, equality, liberty, and justice for all individuals regardless of race, gender, religion or any other factors.

While some may argue that these concepts are simply an illusion created by society's collective consciousness to maintain control over its members' behaviors and choices; others view them as essential pillars for promoting social progress and protecting individual freedoms.

Despite ongoing debates surrounding their validity and universality among different societies worldwide; one cannot deny the significant impact that human rights have had on shaping our modern world. From abolishing slavery to granting women's suffrage; they have been instrumental in fighting against discrimination and oppression throughout history.

In conclusion,it is undeniable that while there may be flaws inherent within the concept of humanrights,humanity has continuously strived towards recognizingand valuingthe importanceofbasicentitlementsforallindividualsregardlessofsocietalnormsandexpectations.Throughout time,humanrightshaveplayedapivotalroleinpromotingequalityandensuringthatallhumansaretreatedwithdignityandrespect.Itisimperativethatwecontinuetoacknowledgetheirimportanceandsupportthemovementtowardsafairer,safer,andmorejustworldforall. human rights are a spook

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>>113887
idk i think theres weird results with it not being released yet, because some of the sites i checked said it was invalid and some said it was taken

>>113899
aww fair

#wiki list of Top level domains [Wikipedia]

i looked thru the whole list and posted some fun ones i found yesterday, idk if u saw it opwornie

oh btw opworm how do u feel about me adding more seasonal variants of snow to the board

>>113907
duckduck go browser

>>113910
okay ! ^-^

I'm trying to get back into coding stuff i feel like it would be good for the job hunt

>>113898
maybe someone pre-ordered it

and .wtf and .lol apparently lmao