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I fluctuate between:
- “I’ve been doing this for a long time”
- “I’m very good at googling”
- “Autism”
Rizz em with the tism
This is me and I kinda love it
It’s a blessing and a curse… For one, I’m constantly wondering how people can be so easily duped by bullshit on the Internet
The number of times people have said to me, “how do you know that?”
All this in the meme, plus me asking people about themselves in social interactions so I don’t have to talk as much.
I just did a deep dive on food utensils today. I didn’t look up knives because that seems silly. But spoons are the longest reigning champion of cutlery. Followed by chopsticks and then forks. I believe the oldest found spoon was from ~17,000-15,000 BCE. While the earliest found chopsticks were from 1,700-1,200 BCE.
Spoon supremacy
the modern spork was invented by Samuel W. Francis and issued US patent 147,119 on February 3, 1874.
I would honestly like to know where you go to learn true things on the internet
Find a Wikipedia article and look for the referenced academic sources, then trace the references within those. If you’re good at skim reading you can get quite a bit out of it or with meds wind up with a decent knowledge base on a certain thing.
