Biologists would never say that. At least not any biologist worth their salt.
There's no nurture or nature. It's both.
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No regrets
Damn. I regret that I lived a life with regrets. Add that to the list of regrets.
and normally they don’t interact
But dark energy and dark matter make up 95% of our universe. So they would be the "normal".
If anything, the 5% that we do know would be the "abnormal".
And anyway, it's only called dark energy and dark matter, not because it doesn't have a cause, but because it doesn't interact with light (photons don't interact with it).
Although I think you are right that they don't know what causes it. It does interact with gravity, though.
But all this is way beyond my tiny brain.
Looks to be around the beginning of the 90s or late 80s.
Yeah, but you still have a 99.999....% chance of not getting your dick amputated on any given day as a Brazilian.
It's still a minuscule chance of getting your dick amputated due to penile cancer. Penile cancer itself is extremely rare. Less than 0.01% chance.
"NewsBreak", a free app with roots in China that is the most downloaded news app in the United States.
Never heard of it. Hard to believe it's the most downloaded news app. I guess I'm out of touch.
Only the vampire bats. And they only live in Central and South America. Although bats do carry diseases.
Turning 43 this year if you take the common 1981 as the cut-off.
They need something like this for colonoscopies.
If there was a way to test it at home, I'm sure a lot less people would die from colorectal cancer.
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This is incorrect. This is not a healed scar at all. That's a very fresh burn wound exposing the flesh underneath without the melanin layer.
You can literally see the wound is fresh and is peeling off. Not a healed scar.
Go look up healed burn scars on black skin. The images can be pretty gruesome, but the melanin mostly returns.