Even a crapshoot is better than the straight advertisements on Google.

Unfortunately, we have bears around my parts. And bears like the fruit too, driving human bear conflict. Which means the bears are killed. 🐻 :(

Oh, I’ve seen this movie.

In the next 5 years?

I’m skeptical. In the next 20, sure.

Is this a map from the medieval era lol

It’s from America in 1965, so basically yeah.

Nah, there are just a bunch of alternate subs that people made after disliking the moderation.

So people are morons?

Neanderthal stands for new man valley.

Yeah, sorry, that’s what I meant. I don’t really know the difference between a town and a tiny village I just meant there are way too many names.

Could’ve done with a few less to make it a bit clearer to read.

Feel like this would be a little more legible with slightly less towns on it. Can barely see the old borders there are so many names everywhere.

Serif (which owns Affinity) was just bought out by Canva, so it’s only a moment of time before they are enshittified unfortunately.

Shout out to Louis Pasteur.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Louis_Pasteur

What? Yeah, they do, it’s 22 yards long and 10 feet wide. The fields don’t have a standard size.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cricket_pitch

Pitches, surely?

1×2=2

Wow. Much brain. Maths wow.

They released one on Egypt pretty recently.

It’s the mindflayer power upgrade tree from Baldur’s Gate 3.

Silo is fantastic. Absolutely incredible show. Rebecca Ferguson is great as the lead.

I enjoyed Foundation, once I accepted it really had nothing to do with the novels outside of some similarly named characters.

I did not enjoy Invasion. Watched the entire first season because it felt like it was building to something, but it never really got there.

Fall of Civilizations podcast.

Great insight it a number of civilisations that have collapsed throughout human history. Explains their rise, peak and of course collapse in great detail.

Probably the first haha, it’s the name of the finale episode of the first season and it’s even mentioned in the Wikipedia article I linked.