pH3ra @ pH3ra @lemmy.ml

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"Helo ebriwan"

Here you go.
Doug is one of the GOATs.

Every day some of our cells die and a bunch of new ones replace them. A person takes about 7 years to replace all of their cells and be a completely different individual.
This meme is scientifically accurate.

For me it's sex

I like the theory that we were "planted" on Earth very long time ago by advanced beings.

If you want to know more, meet me tomorrow at the docks

Donations don't get taxed. So if you own the charity you're donating you get your own tax-free income

I can also accept that.
(About the apes I'm immovable tho)

Making the meme graphic quality extra choppy adds a layer of irony to the joke

My own personal conspiracy theory is that Flat Earthers, Anti-vaxxers and all the other "Facebook boomer" conspiracies are just a strategy to discredit other "more real" conspiracies: if you believe that 9/11 was an inside job you're bundled with people that believe that Earth is a frisbee and smart people don't want that so they keep themselves from exploring anything else.
Also aliens fucked apes and that's how we got here.

If you want to understand the personality of your son, hand him a stick and then watch what his imagination transforms it into

I'm going to speedrun it then

I don't work in physics or medicine, but I have background in workplace safety checks and how EMF regulation works. If you think I interpreted wrong the informations try to do it in a constructive way.
Otherwise you're just creating more confusion

The WHO/International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) has classified radiofrequency electromagnetic fields as possibly carcinogenic to humans (Group 2B), based on an increased risk for glioma, a malignant type of brain cancer1, associated with wireless phone use.

That's just a partial answer.
When doing this calculations, safety commissions always takes count of what they call "cumulative exposure", as mobile phones are just one of many devices emitting radiations, with modems, IOT stuff, bluetooth/radio rigs, microwave ovens, even some LED lamps... If one devices "contributes too much" to the summation then it must be discarded.

Tim Cook's balls must be so swollen from all the EU's kicks...

No I cannot, that's why it's a joke.
I never tried to make it sound as actual facts and I'm sincerely astonished to have this kind of conversation

That’s even Linux, technically!

1. This was meant to be a joke and taking it seriously is making it weird
2. Citing as a source The Iliad is like citing as a source fucking Harry Potter, so as far as I know we're still 0 - 0

Oh yeah, the famous Baltic Lake