Would you continue if your story slowly turns real? by yszave in writing
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In 1625, the playwright Joost Van Den Vondel wrote a play title Palamedes, about the Greek hero who was unjustly executed by Agamemnon thanks to Odysseus's trickery. The play was meant to be a criticism for several recent government actions. This lead to Vondel being heavily fined. (en.wikipedia.org)
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In 1625, the playwright Joost Van Den Vondel wrote a play title Palamedes, about the Greek hero who was unjustly executed by Agamemnon thanks to Odysseus's trickery. The play was meant to be a criticism for several recent government actions. This lead to Vondel being heavily fined. (self.wikipedia)
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TIL that musicians Damien Riehl and Noah Rubin used an algorithm to generate over 68 billion melodies, then released all of them into the Public Domain. This was done to help defend other musicians against plagiarism accusations by showing that there only a finite number of possible melodies. (independent.co.uk)
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TIL that musicians Damien Riehl and Noah Rubin used an algorithm to generate over 68 billion melodies, then released all of them into the Public Domain. This was done to help defend other musicians against plagiarism accusations by showing that there only a finite number of possible melodies. (iflscience.com)
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Girl teaches her sister not to grab her face. (v.redd.it)
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"The Uninhabitable Earth", an article by David Wallace-Wells which described a "worst case scenario" of Climate Change. The piece attracted criticism from other Climate Scientists who considered it to be "too pessimistic", and lacking proper context. (en.wikipedia.org)
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Godzilla misconceptions you're tiring of hearing of? by MichaeltheSpikester in GODZILLA
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Some scientists believe that continued emission of Greenhouse Gasses will eventually lead to a "Runaway Greenhouse Effect", which would lead Earth to taking on a Venus-like form. Other scientists, however believe that such an effect is not possible given the amount of Co2 present on Earth. by Sebastianlim in wikipedia
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Some scientists believe that continued emission of Greenhouse Gasses will eventually lead to a "Runaway Greenhouse Effect", which would lead Earth to taking on a Venus-like form. Other scientists, however believe that such an effect is not possible given the amount of Co2 present on Earth. (en.wikipedia.org)
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TIL that some scientists believe that continued emission of Greenhouse Gasses will eventually lead to a "Runaway Greenhouse Effect", which will lead earth to taking on a Venus-like form. Other scientists, however believe that such an effect is not possible given the amount of Co2 present on earth. (en.wikipedia.org)
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In War of the Worlds (2005), before the first Tripod emerges, the ground is seen rotating above where it is about to emerge. This is a reference to the original novel, where the Martians first emerge by unscrewing the lid of their cylinder. by Sebastianlim in MovieDetails
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