

i think my problem is i can’t think in fractions :(


i think my problem is i can’t think in fractions :(


right, and 23/7?


just developing an intuition, like how you don’t do addition in your head by just doing 1+1+1+1+1+1…


how to division in your head. i always have to go the long way round.


yeah the first two were because the pilot was outmanuevering the flight computer. the plane was much more capable than the initial software.
another fun fact is that the swedish air force does not have an aerobatics team. they all train for those maneuvers and whenever there’s an airshow they’re invited to they just send a random free airman from whatever base they happen to be on.


they were originally made in sweden on license by volvo aerospace. now that’s part of bae systems, but the entire thing is modular and if worse comes to worst, the drawings are probably still around.


hey now be fair
List of accidents and incidents involving the JAS 39 Gripen
although given the JAS has a 23-year head start, i gotta say the F-35 has made a fantastic grab for the lead.
everything in moderation
there are actually lots of people outside
of course.
dishwasher. it uses way less water than even filling the sink once. it obviously uses more electricity than doing dt by hand though. you gotta think about the value of the time saved as well.


persimmon to do what exactly?


i mean, it is also textually pro-colonialism, while being mainly about pedantry. it’s a “yet you participate in society” sort of sketch. life of brian is like 80% symbolism, 20% biggus dickus.
i’ve never understood how to do calorie counting. like you could never eat at a restaurant. you’d have to weigh everything unless you only eat pacxaged meals. it seems like a massive change to your life.
that’s usually how pop-sci journalism goes, unfortunately.
this is originally from may, and passed review in june. idk how related it is to the current nonsense.
oh the Ahlquist et al population study with 2.5 million participants was marked “low quality” due to “exposure limitations”.
can someone explain to me how you limit exposure in a population study?
the roslagsbanan commuter rail is the only actively used 2 ft 11 3⁄32 in railway in the world.
…honestly, with a wikipedia article that extensive it hardly qualifies as “obscure”.
the siljan area of sweden has a history of building observation towers:


the tower in the black-and-white photo, which started this trend, was financed by a man who made a fortune making and selling multiplication books. basically like books of logarithm tables but only for multiplication. 1×1 to 9999×9999.
also that entire area is europe’s largest meteorite crater:



yeah i also find him lovable, but the point is it’s the same sort of gag ttat tbbt does. and they’re all over the show. so why do we feel so differently about them?
all of the issues listed are closed so any recent version is fine.
also, you probably don’t need to deploy this unless you have a problem with bots.