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Some people melt their ice cream in the microwave before eating it, though.

My dad used to put ice cream in a mug, and then place it on the metal plate of the biggest burner in the stove to melt it a little. This worked about a hundred times before the mug exploded in a lot of tiny pieces.

Chris Simpson artist?

Makes sense I guess. I don't experience this downvoting behavior though, probably because I'll block any magazine where this happens.

Not to be that guy, but Epstein wasn't always known to be the bad guy to the general public, and this professor might not have known about the not public stuff he was doing. I haven't read the article though, so maybe not.

Edit: read the article, Harvard only put the guy on leave because everything became public with the release of the Epstein files. It seems to be that this professor was in on it, and Harvard had taken action against him before but lifted the sanctions because of reasons.

So, out of curiousity, why are you on Lemmy if that's how you feel?

These guys have the best health care available to them, and they will take it regardless of what they're saying.

If AI would be the downfall of McKinsey and their peers, more people would be for it.

Ew, that's the slimy laugh.

You should read your comments back, because they definitely read more 'murican than other people are.

Being the smartest person in the room means you have nothing new to learn from those in the room.

If that's how you feel when you think you're the smartest, you're not that smart.

It was studied in the Netherlands a few years ago, and it turns out that for people from the same social economic background in the same city, the neighbourhood you grew up in made all the difference. Oeople who grew up in the "right" neighbourhood made on average 50% more pay.

Also in the Netherlands.