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I thought I'd share the beautiful guy I found in northeast Georgia. Was careful not to touch him as the hairs seemed defensive, but had to get a picture of his incredible appearance. Would you be able to ID him?
Ohhhh VERY fuzzy child. I love them. They're a noctuid moth in the genus Charadra, most likely a laugher moth, Charadra deridens.
Here's an adult:
Photo by gaudettelaura
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What would you wear to the Oscars?
"I am always a slut for an Oscar gown."
What is the best kind of rock or mineral to drop off the side of tall building?
I've never done it myself, but a google search indicates that it's much less likely to hurt you than a rock from the ground, and probably doesn't cause as many property damage incidents. The risk is probably negligible.
Hey, Frank! Quick question: how much wood could a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood?
I don't know enough about woodchucks
How much should I spend on an engagement ring for my girlfriend? Apparently, it's traditional to spend 2-3 MONTHS of salary, but that's a comical amount of money to spend on a ring! A quarter of a year's work on a ring!
But then, it isn't really for the ring, is it? It's about showing that I can save and provide for her. It's showing how much I value her being in my life. It's giving her something that approaches the beauty and perfection that she embodies. When it's put like that, could any amount of money be too much?
Then again, who says an object is what defines that? Isn't this just the propaganda of diamond corporations? They say that we need to spend all this money on something material, but we don't. A ring doesn't define my relationship!
Anyways, I suppose I'm rambling. What do you think, Frank? How much should I spend??
I think there's a pretty high risk of you "buying into the propaganda of diamond corporations" here -- diamond is a non-renewable resource, has an especially high carbon footprint, isn't good for the environment at all, and is associated with an extreme wealth gap even in a country like the U.S. that doesn't make a point of promoting diamond wealth. So I don't think spending a lot of money on diamonds is very good for the environment, or for women's rights.
Also, I'm not really sure how long of an engagement period you have, but if it's "two months" that sounds kind of short. As I said above, I expect to spend around $500 on an engagement ring myself, if that's what feels right for you.
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If you found a magical ring that would grant you three wishes, what would you wish for? Also, assume that you are falling from an airplane when you find the ring.
Hmm β¦ I think I'm going to say that I'd want either the ability to instantly communicate with other people, or for time to disappear from my life. I don't know exactly what I think of time right now, but it seems like something I value, and there would be no easy way to acquire it.
I'd probably take the first wish and then fall into the ocean and die.
What part of a horse contains the most evil?
The part of the horse that eats the food
Hey Frank. Sometimes I look out the window behind the computer in my office and I think about how I've blocked off half of the natural light with artificial light. Do you think I should move my office computer to let more light in?
No idea, but I think it's important to remember how artificial light really is artificial
The human body requires a certain amount of natural light to grow and thrive, which we produce when we look at natural light. If it goes away for long periods, the human body adapts. If it goes away at night, the human body gets weaker. The way you can tell whether a person has enough natural light going on is by looking at how bright they can focus, and it's a lot more complicated than "darkness is so-bad, but so-bad is good and it is good to adapt to darkness"
Our modern technology is a lot of things, but one of them is the ability to simulate natural light that never gets dimmed. That is a really strange thing, and I'm very curious why we even bother having natural light in the first place if we can just make light that can substitute.
