diverging

“Unless it’s told to you in confession.”

Even if what he is saying is genuine, there is always the doctrinally required coverup.

We have seen a humpback in cetacean ops: Gillian from Prodigy

Why are there whales on Pike’s Enterprise? I was under the impression that cetacean ops was a ultimately a result the events of Star Trek IV, which haven’t happened yet.

He used it wrong. He placed the back of the rpg launcher against his shoulder as if it were a buttstock of a rifle.

It is kind of hard to see, though, since a branch is in the way.

Well, I guess your thumb disappeared.

I can try another way the blind spot is about 15 cm at arms length to the right of the right eyes center of vision. So put your thumb there and it should disappear

Because of this we have blind spots, one for each eye. They are not usually noticeable because 1) the blind spot of one eye can usually be seen by the other, and 2) the brain fills in the gap.

So with this I will perform a magic trick, I will make your thumb disappear: Close your left eye and with your right look at a spot in the background, make a thumbs up gesture and place the tip of your thumb on that spot, move your thumb to the the right continuing to look at the spot in the background, when your thumb moves about 15 cm your thumb should disappear.

You can use your left eye too, just switch the directions.

I don’t think you understand correctly. The cephalopod eye and the fish eye (which includes tetrapods) evolved independently.

That is an incredibly arbitrary definition, but still would seem to only rule out New Zealand. As far as I can tell 100% of the landmasses of Palau, Vanuatu, Fiji, Tonga, Samoa, Tuvalu, and Brunei are opposite another landmass.

What about New Zealand, Palau, Vanuatu, Fiji, Tonga, Samoa, Tuvalu, and Brunei?

Lots of people doing something for fun but not taking it seriously is just an advertisement for people that will take it seriously.

German is not the same as Germanic. Both German and English evolved from a common ancestor, which we call Proto-Germanic.

‘Who’ and ‘Where’ are ‘*hwaz’ and ‘*hwar’ in Proto-Germanic.

I would say that in this case German strayed more than English.