Polynomial subscripts sound awesome, ngl. Never seen it before; I want to know what the applications are.

What’s wrong with making a recursive function in a recursive function with variables M, m, N, n? It’s perfectly fine when I’m writing infinite series.

Nothing you can buy in a store is natural. You can get things that will deter/kill insects that aren’t toxic to humans, like peppermint extract, but I don’t think calling something that humans pressed and processed from a plant that was grown, cultivated, and bred by humans “natural” makes any sense. Most plants produce their own insecticides, so make a list of your favorite herb/flower scents, check which ones work/are available, and go to town.

All of those faces look really annoyed.

That’s how you know you’re doing it correctly.

Oh, do they need a professor? I’m available.

You’re thinking of the Tailless Whip Scorpion.

Choking_Hazard.txt

Wait, how do you measure mass in seconds?

It’s called a vinegaroon it’s not actually dangerous.

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Tnf, this is the kind of answer a person might give if you asked them the question randomly.

Is this a grant request template?

Yes, although the first one would be nice to have.

We need scientists advising every lawmaker.

This is a personal attack.

Edit: who’s downvoting jokes in this community? 😂

As someone who uses iNaturalist and has a plant friend, I can confirm.

These are my thoughts exactly; piracy is preservation.

I’m a mathematician; that shit on screen ain’t simple.

When I looked into this what I came away with was there was a single species of nightshade that is sometimes called “Garden Huckleberries”, which are unrelated to what are commonly known as “true huckleberries”. True Huckleberries are all in the genera Vaccinium and Gaylussacia, which are contained in the family Ericaceae, of which “Ericacaea” is either an alternative or misspelling.

Huckleberry varieties are all Nightshades? Does that mean blueberries are Nightshades?