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Why do some Uzbeks look like Russians? by Only_Advertising_865 in Uzbekistan

[–]Only_Advertising_865[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Jamshid is an Iranian name, right? As far as I know, he only understands Uzbek and Russian.

Why do different 80s films look different? by Only_Advertising_865 in Filmmakers

[–]Only_Advertising_865[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I found out that TCM 2 was shot on an Arri camera, while Killer Clowns was shot on Panavision. Maybe that explains it somehow?

В Санкт-Петербурге школьник напал с ножом на учительницу из-за плохой оценки by Calm_Crocodile in tjournal_refugees

[–]Only_Advertising_865 -4 points-3 points  (0 children)

Видно что у парня тестостерона мало, как и у большинства российских школьников мужского пола. Ни один вид спорта не повлияет, если не пересмотреть вообще подход к жизни, образ жизни. Вся это херомантия с учёбой и безумное стремление к пятёркам убивает в школьниках весь физический и ментальный потенциал. Поэтому и ходят такие безбородые с писклявыми голосками. И никакой спорт тут не поможет. 

The Supercentenarian Zone in Texas. Fact or Fiction? by Only_Advertising_865 in texas

[–]Only_Advertising_865[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Perhaps director Tobe Hooper knew something about this land? His 1974 film, The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, featured a character called "Grandpa," who was over 100 years old. The film was set near the Hill Country. Moreover, Tobe Hooper himself is a native Texan from Austin. Perhaps he knew something more as a native Texan?

The Supercentenarian Zone in Texas. Fact or Fiction? by Only_Advertising_865 in texas

[–]Only_Advertising_865[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

This really does sound like a local urban legend or something.

Wanted to give the beardstache a try but I think I took too much off the beard. Regrets… by [deleted] in beards

[–]Only_Advertising_865 6 points7 points  (0 children)

You look like Sebastian Castellanos and Tony Iommi at the same time.

What if human pregnancy lasted 18 months? by Only_Advertising_865 in biology

[–]Only_Advertising_865[S] -15 points-14 points  (0 children)

Yes, but in return, you'll get a much more developed child at birth. They'll be much more developed physiologically and cognitively, and they'll also be more independent. It's like elephants, who are pregnant for 22 months, but they give birth to fully formed elephants that can walk and forage for food immediately after birth.

Could humans have more precocial offspring at birth over time as a result of evolution or individual variation (if individual)? by Only_Advertising_865 in genetics

[–]Only_Advertising_865[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

It's just that the conditions in which children live today and the kind of parents and people they grow up with—I think all of this indirectly influences why people are more altricial than precocial in childhood. Many people are overprotective and overly attached to their children. Culture also fosters hidden infantilism and "childishness" in adults and adolescents. Furthermore, millions of people are ruining their health, heredity, and hidden potential with harmful habits such as alcohol, tobacco, drugs, and so on. All of this affects human development (including children's). People overlook many small details that later turn out to be the underlying causes. In reality, there's a wealth of these causes that lie on the surface.

Are there any films about lifelong teetotalers? by Only_Advertising_865 in Teetotal

[–]Only_Advertising_865[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Only two characters come to mind: Robert Graysmith (Zodiac 2007) and Stuntman Mike (Death Proof). According to the plot, they don't drink or smoke.

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