yo so theres this kind of behaviour spread among vast array of species of curl up into a ball
many species do it for defence as they have scales or needles
some do it to lose less temperature during the night
also people sometimes use it laying in bed, its usually a stress-coping mechanism

so we can see this mechanism has evolved in many ways but seems to have the same pattern
so is it a proof that despite of different DNA creatures of the earth all share similiar capabilities
and maybe in the future by studying those mechanisms we will be able for example find a way to trigger stuff like limb regeneration and so on?

Well?

Is a zombie outbreak possible and would humans be able to survive it?

>most dedicated fanbase
>most creative fanbase
>most passionate fanbase
>Forced paramount to fix Sonic design and push back date of their movie, then makes it one of the biggest blockbuster hits of the year
>gets the best symphony in years with over 3 million views
>got music played at the literal Olympics
>Makes one of the best games of the generation with Sonic Mania so good that it overshadows nu-Sonic Team itself.
>Get called all the names in and outside of the dictionary but brushes ALL of it off and keeps moving
>The fanbase the will never die

How does it feel knowing you share a board with the best fan base in video games?

hello 4chin

i need help. I have a meeting coming up very soon with the executive director of my school's Law Analytics program.

My partner and I are undergraduates, me an economics major and him a CS major. I am trying to go to law school. he is trying to get data analysis and machine learning experience under his belt.
What I need is recommendations on where to get started in "data mining and machine learning. Textbooks, recommended online courses.
I have some resources pulled from /sci/ guide, but I don't think it's enough. I have seen that there are some Law Analytics textbooks, but wouldn't know where to trust. My partner is well versed enough in CS that entirely layman resources are not necessary.

I am versed well enough in R and experimental economics to not be totally lost, but I could really use a nudge in the right direction.


For context, I am going to approach this director with the mindset of "hello, we have read your departments papers, understand generally the developments which you guys have made in machine learning/text analysis. and would like to ask that you take us under your wing as undergraduates ready to learn, or guide/help us as undergraduates develop our own journal/papers/club which proves demonstrated interest in the Legal Analytics field.

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Would be happy to follow up with more specific examples of the kind of analysis and work that they have done at my institute. Thank you!

What is the science behind this?

So my allergist recently suggested I start doing them. It sounds too good to be true though, I'm looking online and can't really find any "serious" side effects. Does anybody here do them/have an opinion?

Hypothetically speaking, could the adult penis be made to grow again like it did during puberty? Wouldn't a lot of men pay for something like that?

yo why dont medics scan youngsters brains to see how developed are particular parts of their brains to eventually suggest them what kind of job these kids should perform in life?
or it would be too 1984
do we want people to be happy or make them answer the demand of the market
and how would you think it would impact the evolution

Isn't the Earth supposed to be a spinning sphere, spinning at 1000 miles/hour?
Of course, it is possible witrh enough lies and mental gymnastics to cover another, so let's see what absurdities they came up with.