Escargot is just a butter and garlic delivery device

I've heard that before

Kind of like lobster, then?

lobster is good on its own though

Just like crab

Exactly

Crab is good, lobster is bland imo

Also kinda pricey for what it is

There both expensive tho

Unless you’re eating MD blue crabs

I get cheap seafood and crabs lol

Like if you are coastie seafood better be cheap

Seafood is only really expensive if oyu live away from a coastline

I mean shit, you can make your own lobster traps and crab pots if you really want

Find a spot maybe 20-30ft deep, nice and lit during the day with lots of rock cover and fish activity, then drop em and leave em for a week or so.

Come back, bring em up, you'll have a couple nice fat lobsters and/or crabs, since they like to fight over the best hiding spots. So the biggest niggas take over the traps and then get eaten.

Here's one article that talks about the links between genes and social outcomes in language you should be able to understand: http://archive.is/7632t

_in language you should be able to understand_

There it is

@Maj. Asshole I need a meme, quick

Someone complained that the other ones were too full of scientific terms

Benis you're *really* not helping yourself here.

Thanks ❤

So I posted one that was made for a non-scientific audience

I wouldn't have said it if someone did specifically complain about it.

>"Without posting needlessly complex papers of which people who don't have degrees can't begin to read"

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/19294424?dopt=Abstract&holding=npg

Holy shit you’re so smart dude

So, where's that 50% figure come from?

I think my brain just broke trying to read that

They're talking about a _measurable influence_

@Runes Abstract says well over 50% in adulthood.

>abstract

nigga

do you even cite shit

Also, just a bit of a FYI - Scientific papers do not make them valid or true.

Yes I know that for perfect grammar you are supposed to say *the* abstract.

^

I mean ^ for runes

But I'm not writing a scientific paper here so I'm not following any citation conventions