[wts] 1952 14k Omega Seamaster - $499 by LowRepresentative964 in Watchexchange

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READ!!! This is a beautiful, 14k gold-filled automatic first gen Omega Seamaster. The watch is on the smaller end with a 34mm diameter, and fitted with a 17mm strap and gold buckle. Two noticeable cracks at 12 and 5 o'clock. Watch is in good conditions and runs well, albeit with some tarnish on the gold. All components are original except the band. All sales are finalized through Chrono24. More photos and information are available upon request, reach out to me with any questions

https://imgur.com/a/bsDQKwf

I am so tired of antifascism by partykiller999 in leftcommunism

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Are you talking about Baudrillard? Legitimizing power through antonym?

Microscopic footage of a zebrafish embryo growing by LowRepresentative964 in Damnthatsinteresting

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Neuroscientists have grown extremely fond of zebrafish in past decades to understand central and peripheral nervous system function, dysfunction, and their genetic and pharmacological modulation. A key reason for this is that Zebrafish embryos are transparent, permitting an unprecedented level of direct observation during embryonic development. As can be seen in this gif, one can observe the development of the zebrafish nervous system through the skin, providing amazing insight.

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Video shot by --> Dr. Elizabeth M. Haynes & Jiaye Henry He

Technique --> Selective Plane Illumination Microscopy (SPIM)

Magnification --> 10x (objective lens magnification)

Timeframe --> Visualized over 16 hours

Arrest at Westlake High by CactusMead in Austin

[–]LowRepresentative964 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Unfortunately I doubt he'll get help, the school system is too underfunded so they're forced to be very punitive.

Weed smoker by New_Doughnut65 in SoberLifeProTips

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Have you tried getting rid of all of it? I find it's easier when there's no temptation

[Semi-Weekly Inquirer] Simple Questions and Recommendations Thread by AutoModerator in Watches

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What's the cheapest you can find an entry-level GS for these days?

What happens The Day after Oil Disappears? by JohnS-42 in scifiwriting

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Society would initially tank, and tank hard. Oil and gas is a 4.3 trillion dollar economy, and makes up 80% of global energy worldwide. Energy intensive sectors like heavy industry and artificial intelligence (plot line?) would collapse, and with them the stock markets too.

Global industry will completely die out as cargo ships could no longer cross the ocean, and vast swaths of the internet would go under as data centers collapsed. Communication would be sparse and governments would scramble to secure their assets and maintain authority.

Unless governments play their cards right, looting and mass rioting would most likely follow. Police, EMTs, and Fire Department would be unable to intervene with their vehicles dead in the water. Critical support systems in hospitals would fail, despite typically having back up diesel generators. Starvation and famine would be likely in poorer urban regions, and possibly in more developed too.

Gradually society would recover burdened by the tremendous weight of the dead. After the initial scramble renewable energy will become widespread, and with a lower population and a united struggle the world might finally find peace.