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herbw t1_j1aomgx wrote

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herbw t1_j0y7xn6 wrote

Corn and the remaining highly durable cobs are known to be far, far older. And as those are maize as well, means that popcorn is likely as old as the oldest corn fossils known.

Domestication by 10K yrs. ago. Existing as a species likely 20K years or more. It's NOT all about humans, but about where Teosinta came from and how old that very likely goes back, too. Corn likely originated 10K's of years before we humans came to North Am.

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herbw t1_j0qqpd2 wrote

Most disasters ARE, in retrospect, disasters. But it often takes empirical events to prove that. Like amanita poisoning. Then the warnings are believed, and no one builds more ships with concrete decks....

Test, test, test. Confirm, confirm, confirm. That always sorts the wheat from the chaff.

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herbw t1_j0msl4b wrote

Titanic was a far larger passenger ship, so course there were more losses on the Titanic.

If a buss crashes there are often way more casualties, than if a single car crashes.

These statistical facts are muy mysterioso to many.

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herbw t1_j0ms0tc wrote

same as titanic: upper rich decks survived, lower decks drowned.

once again proving that if we tell the truth on TIL, we get downvoted. That tells us more about the Reddit than the sciences.

Or as Twain stated, if you want to stay out of trouble in your lifetime,, NEVER state the whole truth in public.

AKA, just because you don't like it, doesn't mean it's not true. A big logical point persons whose decisions are amygdaloid and crotch centered, usually fail in life.

No laschiari que il testa piccolo domini la testa grande....

PS: The evile bots are still busy here.

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herbw t1_j03feus wrote

Where we studied, Gray's was rather relegated to the antique books section. Much new had been found and the language in Gray's was so opaque to modern readers, that we just ignored it, gathering dust.

Since then more accurate descriptions & modern, clearer language is being used.

Gray's is more like talking about antique books & Hx of med, than modern texts. IOW human anatomy moved on, and Gray's stagnated into oblivion.

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herbw t1_iz7m1f6 wrote

Those, sadly are all estimates but not dates known.

Quirinius I see no dates for him either. Pontius pilatus nothing. do you have somethin less than an encyclopedic text which do NOT have the time for to go thru.

We do NOT have any dates from birth of Jeshua at all .Nor do we know Quirinius' because i refuse to go thru centuries of listings.

what is date of Quirinius, please? but far as I could tell, we have NO dates of the censuses, either, because we do NOT have maps for which places in Romans times those would be listed in. was it nazareth, or bethlehem? Those are not shown.

If you can cite specifics instead of encyclopediasl,then we can discuss it.

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