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Catastrophe posted:One of their more famous specimens is these conjoined twins with a single shared head. The place has some bonkers stuff. Two-Boyed Head was my favorite Neutral Milk Hotel song.
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Catastrophe posted:Y'all need to visit the Mutter Museum in Philadelphia if you want to see cool skulls. They have walls of them, displaying things like damage from disease, trepination, and yes also things like axe attacks. It's a small part of the museum but is fascinating. The entire place is dedicated to medical anomalies. You can see conjoined twin skeletons, the world's largest colon, tumors removed from past presidents in jars, the skeleton of the world's tallest man, etc. It's great. Can confirm. I lived in Philly for 5 years and this place was all kinds of wild even back then. Buddy of mine and me discussed the idea of dropping acid and checking it out. Glad we reconsidered that.
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Now that's a cleft lip Whooping Crabs fucked around with this message at 05:33 on Jan 31, 2024 |
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Mom said it's my turn to use the brain
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Knormal posted:Mom said it's my turn to use the brain I'm actually morbidly curious about how they 'worked' Assuming this is before modern medicine so gonna be some poo poo documentation. I'm not curious enough to look it up.
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BiggerBoat posted:Can confirm. I lived in Philly for 5 years and this place was all kinds of wild even back then. Buddy of mine and me discussed the idea of dropping acid and checking it out. Glad we reconsidered that. Why would you drop acid? This sort of poo poo is amazing. Granted, I'm fairly interested in biology and biomechanics and have a career in the field, but the Bodies exhibit was just so cool to see, and I'm tempted to check out Philly just because this place exists.
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Humphreys posted:I'm actually morbidly curious about how they 'worked' Assuming this is before modern medicine so gonna be some poo poo documentation. I'm not curious enough to look it up. Given how tiny the skeleton is, I don't think they did. At least not for very long.
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Humphreys posted:I'm actually morbidly curious about how they 'worked' Assuming this is before modern medicine so gonna be some poo poo documentation. I'm not curious enough to look it up. This looks like a similar situation: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Craniopagus_twins#Tatiana_and_Krista posted:n 2011, The New York Times Magazine covered a story of two craniopagus twin girls who share a brain and seem to show all different kinds of physiological and emotional responses due to their condition.[17] Imagery revealed an attenuated line stretching between the two brains and forming a "thalamic bridge", a bridge connecting the two thalami. Knowing that the thalamus acts as a major control panel within the body, it is believed that the girls share part of this control panel and so when one girl drinks the other one feels it. A more recent report on the twins was released in November 2017.[28] In short it still hasn't been that well researched apparently. 
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*click* "IF YOU MESS WITH MY SUBROUTINES I SWEAR TO GOD I'LL END YOU" . . <note to self: dump this task on the intern>
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new and innovative ways to create injection exploits
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Dirk the Average posted:Why would you drop acid? This sort of poo poo is amazing. Granted, I'm fairly interested in biology and biomechanics and have a career in the field, but the Bodies exhibit was just so cool to see, and I'm tempted to check out Philly just because this place exists. I didn't. I was in my early 20's, tripping fairly often and thought for a brief moment it might be intense. Then I thought better of it and was really glad I didn't.
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Now make it embed an Indian YouTube tutorial..... gently caress I hate video/audio for conveying technical information
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dr_rat posted:This looks like a similar situation: it would have been if hitler won but I think we still come out ahead with the results of the second world war
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 "Lemme axe you a question." "Excuse me, I think you've got something stuck in your teeth." Stoatbringer fucked around with this message at 13:10 on Jan 31, 2024 |
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Mummenschanz is so cool.
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Remember those wierd goofy cosplay pictures, it became part of some wierd self harm kids game and several platforms like google auto delete the pictures or hide them. Blue whale or something.
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Catastrophe posted:Y'all need to visit the Mutter Museum in Philadelphia if you want to see cool skulls. They have walls of them, displaying things like damage from disease, trepination, and yes also things like axe attacks. It's a small part of the museum but is fascinating. The entire place is dedicated to medical anomalies. You can see conjoined twin skeletons, the world's largest colon, tumors removed from past presidents in jars, the skeleton of the world's tallest man, etc. It's great. Seconding this. Or thirding I am half a page behind I think. The wall of skulls was a collection made by one man who wanted to disprove phrenology, the racist pseudoscience that claimed the shape of your head and face were indicators of inherent traits. There is some drama at the museum. A lot of the online archives have been disabled, which has put a ton of researchers in a difficult situation. The current head of the museum has gone full pearlclutcher over consent issues, ignoring the fact that many of the specimens on display were donated by people who wanted to help others learn. I went last summer and I thought the majority of the exhibits were pretty tasteful. There were a few where I think a replica and a burial would be more respectful to the deceased. The saponified woman and the woman with dwarfism who died in childbirth are examples of these. It's a tricky ethical line to walk, but I think places like the Mutter are great resources for learning. A lot worse happens to most people who donate their bodies to science.
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Karate Bastard posted:Gonna hack all those to be an unending cavalcade of farts and everyone will thank me Or better yet https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8VtzsBWUJt0
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Karate Bastard posted:Gonna hack all those to be an unending cavalcade of farts and everyone will thank me I asked you to stop recording my apartment 
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Paladinus posted:Or better yet Why is this so funny
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Catastrophe posted:Y'all need to visit the Mutter Museum in Philadelphia if you want to see cool skulls. They have walls of them, displaying things like damage from disease, trepination, and yes also things like axe attacks. It's a small part of the museum but is fascinating. The entire place is dedicated to medical anomalies. You can see conjoined twin skeletons, the world's largest colon, tumors removed from past presidents in jars, the skeleton of the world's tallest man, etc. It's great. Do it soon, though, they're about to ruin it. https://www.washingtonpost.com/lifestyle/2023/07/26/mutter-museum-controversy-philadelphia/
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Paladinus posted:Or better yet This is the content the internet was created for.
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Paladinus posted:Or better yet I finally understand ASMR.
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That is actually a good change, because it lets me know there's a possibility of boobs existing in the stories
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BarbarousBertha posted:It's a tricky ethical line to walk, but I think places like the Mutter are great resources for learning. A lot worse happens to most people who donate their bodies to science. I understand but that place definitely doesn't ooze the same sort of ickiness that something like an old circus sideshow would. They aren't disrespecting or making jokes out of the exhibits. I learned a ton of interesting facts from my visits there. It was never a place to make fun of anything being displayed even if you'd go like "whoaaa ho ho... the world's largest colon??!" It was bemused wonder at something fascinating. It wasn't a joke. e: I will say that I honestly had to run out of the place before seeing everything, the first time I visited. Seeing that many body parts and reading all the stories and descriptions made me physically ill. I still couldn't wait to go back the 2nd, 5th, 11th times, though.
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Are you complaining that they went from no swords in the cover of "swords against darkness" to a large dagger?
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Evilreaver posted:According to all known laws of computer science, this function shouldn't work When I wrote this, only God and I knew how it worked. Now only God knows.
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Paladinus posted:Or better yet The sound of my code being peer reviewed.
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Paladinus posted:Or better yet How dare you doxx me like this
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F_Shit_Fitzgerald posted:The sound of my code being peer reviewed. Is that when they piss on it?
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F_Shit_Fitzgerald posted:The sound of my code being peer reviewed. Coincidentally, also the sound of my code being written.
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