"good god." "yes, that's just what the hebrews thought."

[tsuki_no_bara]

(guess what was on when i turned on the tv. :D )

we're all about the links and the poetry today.

in 1879 a botanist in michigan buried twenty bottles full of dirt and seeds, as part of a long-running experiment to see how long seeds could remain viable. it's still going.

last year archaeologists discovered the earliest domesticated dog in

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[donutsweeper]

Ooh I've read about that seed thing before- back when covid had interrupted collecting it I think. Glad they finally were able to get it; amazing that the seeds are still sprouting from it!

I too am curious about the paste sandwiches.

[tsuki_no_bara]

i'm pretty sure i've read about other long-time experiments, but not the seed one. i'm impressed some of the seeds are still viable, altho to be fair i think they're all weeds and sometimes weeds are, you know, indestructible. which doesn't make it any less cool.

apparently "paste" is meat paste. which, ew?

[donutsweeper]

I have to admit, I have NO idea whatsoever what that would taste like but I'm honestly okay without ever finding out.