This is one of those scenarios where I assumed this was a thing but couldn’t have anticipated how vile it gets. Gods, please let open source maintain its culture and not be corrupted by profiteering capitalists.
Just for clarity, this video is a portion of a larger video on the subject and the medical cases shown at end of this video are of the farmers that originally found the isotope canister, NOT the recovery team.
I thought the same thing! I felt a little better when they explained why it’s awesome further down, being an awesome weirdo is good
The article explained that in the twilight zone (200-1000m down) there’s just enough sunlight filtering through that creatures on the sea floor make shadows, and they’ve evolved bioluminescence to eliminate those shadows, but this fish’s eyes filter out sunlight so that it isn’t fooled. That’s pretty neat!
So scratchy. When I lived in the barracks I used shirt-stays to keep that blanket nice and tight for any inspection. I kept a cotton comforter in my wall-closet and would toss it over the made rack and just sleep on that with a second blanket over me. In the morning both would go back into the locked closet and I’d still have a perfectly made rack after some slight straightening.
While a neat picture, as I understand it the itchiness of wool mostly has to do with how long the fibers are. With short fibers there are lots of fiber ends poking out of the fabric everywhere. Alpaca or merino wool has much longer fibers, avoiding this issue.
Pretty sure you’re right. The scale on wool actually gives it some of its desirable properties I believe, like being able to cling to itself for easy splicing and felting.
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