yes, the president of the mac n cheese division of kraft foods has been shot

flower power

I shot the sherif but I didn’t shoot no deputy

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DPgMjXhqmfw

No

Don’t tell me what to do

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are the ancap colors black and yellow because that's what color bees are?

that's one of the reasons i guess

bees obey the NAP

wasps don't

yeah, because there's huge costs to violence for a bee

i think the main reasoning is black for anarchy and yellow/gold for freedom

libertarians use yellow too

https://www.devdiscourse.com/article/international/344265-japan-supreme-court-upholds-sterlization-rule-for-gender-change

just wanted to say thanks guys for inviting me to be a moderator can't wait to join the team

@Dong i think its bc gadsden

They're already effectively sterilized but this is probably a good idea

black and yellow are caution colors

ye

most visible colors to humans

I'm willing to bet you could train peopoe to be careful of something much faster with those colors

i thought red was the most visible color

same thing as snake and spider fear being innate

there should be 3 most visible colors

something about the rods and cones that pick up red light regenerate faster than the rest

whatever the absorption maxima are for the different pigments in cone cells are

that's why you can use red lights at night and regain your night vision quickly

the three things that humans pick up first when looking for other people in the woods is faces, hands/arms, and rifles

units are nm

yeah blue light like blasts ur shit and makes u blind in the dark

Wasps are chad

it may just because be redlight is lower energy

"t takes a while for true night vision to be recovered. About 10 minutes for 10%, 30-45 minutes for 80%, the rest may take hours, days, or a week. The issue is the chemical in the eye, rhodopsin - commonly called visual purple, is broken down quickly by light. The main issue then is intensity; color is only an issue because the rods (responsible for night vision) are most sensitive at a particular color. That color is a blue-green (507nm) similar to traffic light green (which is this color for a entirely different reason). It would seem that using the lowest brightness (using this color) additional light needed for a task is the best bet to retain this dark adaptation because it allows rods to function at their best."

that sounds like reasonable chemical kinetics

all i know is the us military uses red flashlights for reading maps, green light for cockpits, and night vision for everything else

>All of the [cone]receptors contain the protein photopsin, with variations in its conformation causing differences in the optimum wavelengths absorbed.

my dad had those

so this is how mantis shrimp can have so many different types of cone cells

it's not that hard to evolve new ones

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