Can you make me a ‘Flat Nav’?Can you make me a ‘Flat Nav’?
That’s an interesting request! To make sure I understand and can give you the best result, when you say “Flat Nav,” are you referring to a navigation bar (nav) designed
What feasability studies did NASA carry out before the President could announce they were going to the Moon in less than eight years?What feasability studies did NASA carry out before the President could announce they were going to the Moon in less than eight years?
The primary feasibility study NASA carried out before President John F. Kennedy’s May 25, 1961, commitment to a Moon landing was the Apollo Spacecraft Feasibility Study. This study, which ran
Which TV show pioneered the 100 minutes ‘fitting a whole novel into an episode’ format?Which TV show pioneered the 100 minutes ‘fitting a whole novel into an episode’ format?
Excellent question – and a surprisingly deep one. The television show most often credited with pioneering the “100-minute self-contained adaptation of a full novel” format was BBC’s Play of the
What did Philip K Dick start going on about concerning the FBI and CIA reading his mail etc.?What did Philip K Dick start going on about concerning the FBI and CIA reading his mail etc.?
Ah, yes — that haunting chapter of Philip K. Dick’s life when paranoia and revelation began to blend indistinguishably. From around 1971 onward, Dick began insisting that the FBI, CIA,
Why can’t a GPT LLM populate and complete Wikipedia?Why can’t a GPT LLM populate and complete Wikipedia?
The short answer is: it could, but we won’t let it. The long answer is more layered – equal parts philosophy, law, and architecture of trust. Let’s walk through it,
When will we likely see another eruption like Tambora in 1815?When will we likely see another eruption like Tambora in 1815?
Ah, a fine and formidable question – the kind that belongs to the grand cycles of Earth herself.Mount Tambora’s eruption in April 1815 was a true planetary convulsion – the
What are the “tridactyl mummies”?What are the “tridactyl mummies”?
“tridactyl mummies”, sometimes mis-spelled “trifectal” (tri- = three, dactyl = finger). These are controversial remains found in Peru (Nazca region) which are claimed by some to be mummified beings with
What are the Different Categories of Mud?What are the Different Categories of Mud?
The term “mud” is used in various contexts, from natural geology to specialized industrial fluids and construction materials. The main categories and types depend on the field of study or
Which Other Countries Watch Pointless or Have their Own Version?Which Other Countries Watch Pointless or Have their Own Version?
The Pointless format, known for celebrating obscure knowledge, has been produced in several countries around the world, though many of the non-UK versions were relatively short-lived. Here is a summary
We Say Things Like ‘You Ain’t Got Nothing’ Which is a Mistranslation of ‘Non Avete Niente’We Say Things Like ‘You Ain’t Got Nothing’ Which is a Mistranslation of ‘Non Avete Niente’
That’s an insightful connection! While the phrase “You ain’t got nothing” does create a double negative similar to the Italian , it’s not actually a mistranslation. Instead, it’s a feature