Recent content by MrWhyt

edit: not going to drag this further off topic

if you have restricted and don't turn them in/deactivate them by the end of october you better have a good lawyer. As i've said before, going after restricteds is an easy win for the liberals. They don't have the man power to go door to door looking for the non-restricted but it wouldn't be that...

from: https://biologos.org/articles/not-so-dry-bones-an-interview-with-mary-schweitzer pot, kettle etc.

he's just a good old soybean farmer /s

it's been pretty clear from trump's comments that his idea of "saving Ukraine" is to surrender it to russia

for now, trump may throw another tantrum about not getting the NPP and decide military force is back on the table.

so they agree to talk about it at some point in the future and he backed down. TACO

they will collect/confiscate the formerly restricted guns before they give up the on program IMO. They know who has them and where they are. Collecting them will be an easy victory "we got X guns off the street".

yeah, I doubt I'll get anything for my AR-15s, but they know about them so I might as well try to get something for them.

if don't declare by the end of march you don't get any compensation. And it's first come first served, so if you are participating declare as early as possible.

thalidomide didn't cause mutations in the persons DNA https://www.dana-farber.org/newsroom/news-releases/2018/after-60-years-scientists-uncover-how-thalidomide-produced-birth-defects

if ACGT is mutated to ACCT, thats new. the vast majority of mutations don't do anything good or bad. this is a frankly childish understanding of the theory of evolution. Also H. sapiens are apes. citation needed

The genetic code is rewritten every time DNA imperfectly replicates and there is a mutation. citation needed that's a lie.

Homo Neanderthalensis has always been considered to be human, it is in genus Homo after all. edit: yes science is updated as new facts are brought into light, it's a feature not a bug.

are you under the impression that Lucy is the only A. afarensis specimen that has been discovered?