applejack @applejack@gameliberty.club

@matrix People meme on JS for this but I think it's really cute. You give her something silly and she tries her hardest to interpret it for you (also the NaN niggery is IEEE's fault). I love JS (joshi shougakusei)

@Samhydeigger Those are part of democracy. Happens every time. There's nothing to stop it. It's part of why democracy is the worst garbage on the planet, feigned choices while you get fucked over

@lebronjames75 I am unable to pronounce it otherwise fradjil

@lebronjames75 @nerdman I don't even turn the radiators on until it's midwinter, and that's it. But I'm also the guy that walks around in a tshirt and shorts during winter

@nerdman @lebronjames75 Entertainment is a treadmill, as is any physical comfort

People weren't bored before TV was invented, but now people can't even watch it without getting bored and using some scientifically engineered brain addiction app on they phones

Run faster and you just get more tired of it all

@nerdman @lebronjames75 Those are what the image is depicting. No, it's not

@TheMadPirate @lebronjames75 People have always worked. Just not always empty soulless garbage

@nerdman @lebronjames75 Advancing for whom?

@salt Congrats! Proud of you, friend!

@matrix https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0lfx_qHuwCg Also this

@matrix Come home, friend! We sing about tradition and trash communism!

@takemitsu Sæt lítil stelpa! Милая!

@mactonite@neckbeard.xyz @zero Pædophile

@hyde There is a later age of onset in Asian populations compared to the West.[better source needed][3] The average age of menarche is about 12.7 years in Canada,[better source needed][4] and 12.9 in the United Kingdom.[5] A study of girls in Istanbul, Turkey, found the median age at menarche to be 12.7 years.[better source needed][6] In the United States, an analysis of 10,590 women aged 15–44 taken from the 2013–2017 round of the CDC’s National Survey of Family Growth found a median age of 11.9 years (down from 12.1 in 1995), with a mean of 12.5 years (down from 12.6).[7]

It's really not

@hyde
What’s really interesting, though, is that this getting of periods when you’re sixteen is not the archetypal human state of nature either. It was kind of a blip that happened at the beginning of modern times—a retardation that followed a deterioration of living conditions even as the march of human progress achieved lots of impressive milestones.
https://www.lastwordonnothing.com/2018/01/02/the-historically-slippery-age-of-puberty/

The continued reduction in the age of onset of puberty should not be treated as a biological anomaly. It is likely that some 20 000 years ago, humans had already evolved to experience menarche at around 12 years and at present many countries are moving back to this position.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2465479/

@hyde 12 has almost always been the norm and the slight shrink now is probably just due to shifting ethnic demographics. Blacks and hispanics mature faster than whites

@mactonite@neckbeard.xyz @matrix

@hj @TechUr It is