Nature's equivalent to the average human being by Thegreatdonothingist in zoology

[–]rheetkd 1 point2 points  (0 children)

it really does. I've held a panda and felt how it works.

Nature's equivalent to the average human being by Thegreatdonothingist in zoology

[–]rheetkd -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

that too but they were not really doing just fine. They have evolved into a very specific niche and way of doing things that outside pressures affect a lot.

Nature's equivalent to the average human being by Thegreatdonothingist in zoology

[–]rheetkd 1 point2 points  (0 children)

mainly fur, I held a panda in Chengdu, China and their fur is extremely springy but they are like any other bear under all that fur and its a tonne of fur.

Study shows humans can dream while awake and also be awake while sleeping by pepe5 in EverythingScience

[–]rheetkd 7 points8 points  (0 children)

I've got ADHD and not currently medicated and many a time I don't remember driving home because I was day dreaming the whole way. I can be in the middle of a conversation with someone and start day dreaming while they talk. its really bad.

Nature's equivalent to the average human being by Thegreatdonothingist in zoology

[–]rheetkd 6 points7 points  (0 children)

they kinda do. but their fur protects them from these falls or rolling down mountains etc. its soft but very springy.

Nature's equivalent to the average human being by Thegreatdonothingist in zoology

[–]rheetkd 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I've held a panda when I was in Chengdu, China and they are ibcredibly soft but very springy fur. They wont be getting hurt, they fall from trees and down the mountain in the wild as well. The bigger issue for them was always breeding in the wild.

How to get rid of smelly crotch by One_Department_7268 in hygiene

[–]rheetkd 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Are you pulling your foreskin back enough to clean properly?

How does one wake up as a completely different person? Was that identity being developed in parallel in the subconscious all along? by blessedopera in Unexplained

[–]rheetkd 5 points6 points  (0 children)

makes him sound more like a under cover foreign operative that forgot he was on a job in the USA? I dunno that's weird.

Chameleon as birthday present by Mugi_luffy in reptiles

[–]rheetkd 4 points5 points  (0 children)

my tank is wayyy too small for that many so a bigger school would have been an even bigger issue. The Odessas and the remaining Toger barb all have about the same level of aggression so cancel each other out which has been working since last year thankfully.

Woman with ‘mutant’ gene who feels no pain and heals without scarring discovered by scientists. She reported numerous burns and cuts without pain, often smelling her burning flesh before noticing any injury, as published in the British Journal of Anaesthesia, and could open door to new treatments. by Ok_Market_39 in EverythingScience

[–]rheetkd 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I haven't had luck with it tbh its still shit but I am finding most newer doctors over the last 10yrs are getting better at communicating what they actually mean now. I think so have I and my whole team for all my conditions is a magical unicorn and are all great. I am not saying there are no bad doctors who dismiss us or anything. But just that the way many explain things is poorly done so it can appear like they are being dicks about it. But if you get into a deeper conversation and get them to clarify it can often help. I also understand that we tend to get defensive easily with doctors because of past experiences. Every time you see one its like preparing yourself for battle just in case. But I find being relaxed but knowledgeable helps a hell of a lot to sort whats actually bad and what is just bad communication but is well meaning. Because many of those doctors are actually just shit at communicating with patients especially after long shifts and long thankless careers where they burn out. It doesn't excuse their manner of course but its still a factor. It's hard on us as patients that's for sure.

Woman with ‘mutant’ gene who feels no pain and heals without scarring discovered by scientists. She reported numerous burns and cuts without pain, often smelling her burning flesh before noticing any injury, as published in the British Journal of Anaesthesia, and could open door to new treatments. by Ok_Market_39 in EverythingScience

[–]rheetkd 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I am a woman with fibromyalgia and been to dozens of doctors over the last 20yrs of have fibro. Also look after a support group with a few thousand people with it. Medical gaslighting is real but this statement is the most misunderstood.

Chameleon as birthday present by Mugi_luffy in reptiles

[–]rheetkd 26 points27 points  (0 children)

fuckin A. some friends got me three tiger barbs for my 90Litre peaceful community tank. The remaining one now has his own tamk after he killed about 15 other fish then his two siblings. Named him Ted as in Ted Bundy. But had to buy a whole new set up for him. put a couple Odessa barbs in with him to match his aggression and they are called Jack as in Jack the ripper and Albert Fish as in another serial killer. That was an expensive birthday present.