Yeah it seems that Pluto got bigger since I learned this fact, and AI summary is also out dated
Edit to add: I hope it's obvious I meant our estimate of the surface area of Pluto increased, not that I think Pluto is growing.
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I see 17 million sq km for Russia, and 16 million sq km for Pluto.
~~Pluto is smaller than Russia~~
Edit: this fact seems to rely on a contested measurement for pluto. I guess it would still be true if we look at volume but that's kinda weird.
I'd rather be part of the EU than part of the USA and I think Canadians could be convinced to trade their LOONIES for L-EU-NIES.
But
Canada is twice the size of the entire EU with a population less than that of Spain (a little more then Poland). The capital of our easternmost province is closer to Brussels than it is to the capital of our westernmost province (it's also closer to Berlin, Vienna, Bratislava, and maybe even Rome). I don't think that a governing system designed to meet the needs of European countries is going to be that good of a fit, we have many European values, but our econo-political-geography is probably too dissimilar for it to work.
If the EU created some sort of half-in, half-out affiliation for us to join then maybe?
If you took all the DNA from every cell of one person and laid it in a straight line they would die
most of the New Testament wasn't officially canonized for 300 years, so it went through quite a few writers rooms
Yes.
before being formalized at Nicea.
No.
Why is it that 6 of the 7 countries with the lowest amount of caivities do not flouridate their water?
Probably because of diet or availability of dental care. But if only 4/44 countries in Europe fluoridate, then fluoridating countries are over represented in that example's 7 ( ie if fluoride didn't help we would expect it to be 10/11).
Why did you pick top 7 by the way? Is it 6/8? 6/9? 6/10? It's an extremely weird threshold and makes me think you're cherry picking data to suit your narrative.
The party told you to reject the evidence of your eyes and ears. It was their final, most essential command.
Why would I want an adjunct in my water?
To protect the teeth of your neighbour's kids.
I don't want the government wasting money on it.
Is it a waste of money? It seems quite plausibly cheaper than your suggestion. In Canada we have implemented a national dental care program for people earning under a certain threshold. I think anything we can do to improve the sustainability of that program is a good idea.
I still don't want it in my water
Why?
If you buy spring water do you check the fluoride content to make sure it's below a certain threshold? Magnesium, Calcium, Potassium?
This goose has adopted my parents, and is attempting to establish residency in their cabin. We suspect it is domestic and escaped from its coop. It's a seasonal cabin and they're planning to close up soon. What should they do? Central Ontario. Near Bracebridge.
UPDATE: A neighbor of theirs is set up for chickens, so could accommodate a goose. And shortly after making that arrangement an ad appeared in the community message board. So the goose is going home.
Yeah I was looking at that being like,