I'm in the tropics

It would survive

Cockatiels don't live in tropics

yeah but the weather is fine

parakeets survive here

hm no I think ill just sell it

I want to make sure it goes to a good owner though

You can do whatever you want, but imo letting out wild animals anywhere else than the place of their natural habitat is insanely stupid

Yeah, you better just sell it

They wouldn't be invasive

I don't know enough about ecosystems to say, but even if it wouldn't be invasive it still has little chances of survival

BTW, where do you actually live?

Just fucking kill me already

RIP

https://pubchem.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/compound/linalool

https://pubchem.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/compound/linalyl_acetate

thanks HUMANS.

Lol, that map was probably closer to 1850 than 1620 in 1000 AD

I wish that smallpox hit the americas and they had a plauge which hit the old world too

Then the whole world would have been like the 1620 map

virtually empty

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Prims need to venture into the forest and freeze to death lmao

Would've been comfy

There's one stand of virgin pines left in Michigan, I'm gonna venture to see them before it gets too warm.

How tall are they

Big cypress has a few ancient trees

and virtually all of south florida south of lake okechobee/farms southwest of it and inbetween miami and naples is virgin land

Biggest unoccupied landmass east of the mississipi

mainland part is uninhabited

Not just there but that's the only place in florida where an entire county is uninhabited

isnt that around where the everglades are?

Yes

The entire county isn't though

Because it includes the keys

entire mainland county the islands dont matter

Are you from sfl? @Deleted User

entire mainland county the islands dont matter

Are you from sfl? @Deleted User

Okeechobee

Based

https://www.citylab.com/environment/2019/01/farming-climate-change-land-use-urbanization-over-time-map/579724/?fbclid=IwAR1OwIW9Zit3Ol85ac10TZCutGuPbvB97J6hqlKYr44ToZ1-H_DfNWCEm04

Interesting

That ain't all that bad

Mostly retarded countries where things are bad

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Isopentane

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haber_process

I have gotten very familiar with that equation

Lol why

I dunno, it's the one they use quite often to demonstrate le chat

le chat?

`The fundamental investigations in this field were made during the decade 1890-1900 by Tiemann and Semmler in Germany and by Barbier, Bouveault and their collaborators in France.`

it_begins.jpg

Le Chatelier's principle

oh yeah

true

That's one of those concepts I still find quite dizzying

I got so pissed about all those oragnic chem encyclopedias being in German

Maybe I should actually commit to learning it

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do it

its actualyl pretty eays to pickup for english speakers

its on duo lingo for free

can get it on yer phone

or desktop

did you see them?

Not even the full shelf.

dope

AHH it rotated

jeeezuds

christus

All those are o-chem encyclopedias....all in german

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learn it

5 mi na day

to 10 \

you can do eet

Or you could spend that time learning chemistry...?

that too

If that's the ultimate goal then

tru

that may be more efficient

Thats why i bought the 6 volumes on terpenes instead

:-P

Should've bought the 6 volumes on analytical chem instead of these books if i was being serious

but ....

I like terpenes...

We're doing redoks now and I have not put the effort in

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Hah you spell it so weird

Chemistry is fun though

Redox is fun

yeah

Oh, yeah, redox

Chem is one of those things I do whenever I feel anxious to calm down