>>24
Defecation is triggerred by a wide range of involuntary and voluntary mechanisms. Most notably pressure on the rectum which is a sensation you experience and pressure on the large intestine as it expands which you do not usually feel.
Soft turds put less pressure on the rectum than harder turds and defecation does not occur when the soft turd is of the same mass of a hard turd when is triggers defecation. Consequently the soft turd is only expelled once there is sufficient faeces to expand the large intestine triggerring more peristalsis. In the case of a soft turd there is less physical sensation of needing to go to the toilet and it passes through the rectum more smoothly creating less discomfort, whilst at the same time there is more mass to expel.
>>25
This is also a factor.
>>26
The figure the myth is based on is believed to have been a famous king so probably have been ceremoniously buried somewhere in modern Iraq and most likely his remains have been preserved. The character in the epic of Gilgamesh ends his life when Enkidu instructs Gilgamesh to tie rocks to his feet and jump into the sea to find a plant, apparently Gilgamesh walks along the bottom, enters the underworld and stays there. If the myth is loosely based on reality most likely Gilgamesh drowned and his corpse was consumed by marine fauna though some of his bones may have been coverred in silt and preserved. If the Myth is true the Gilgamesh is probably still in the underworld.
>>27
A Bose Einstein condensate is formed by suspending a supercooled alkali using a magnetic field to prevent it absorbing heat from it's surroundings. The alkali is then laser cooled till each atom has the smallest quanta of energy possible. At this point several atoms occupy the same quantum volume which is an unique phenomena and the condensate gives quite orderred results compared to an ordinary chaotic high temperature gas which is significant for quantum physics.
>>28
Gilgamesh is a mythological figure and I believe there is nothing wrong with myths as they were intended to be semi-legitimate. Like today's TV shows which show a slightly butterred up version of real life to help lubricate the flow of the plot.
>>29
The "missing link" between mammals and reptiles still exists in the form of the Platypus who's common ancestor with the rest of mammalkind must have been during a period when mammals laid eggs. Of the many peculiar features of the Platypus the mammory glands are no suprise, they secrete milk through pores not teats, like sweating milk. This suggests that the ability to produce milk evolved from a sweat which played a role in incubating eggs. Presumably once the babies were hatched they would consume this sweat and mothers which produced a more nutritious sweat would have healthier babies and were more likely to pass on their genes etc... These pores evolved to produce milk and after branching off from platypi the rest of mammalkind pulled these milk pores together into teats.
>>30
Salty milk would evolve in a species which requires a lot of salt. /b/tards must usually obtain captain picard by saving pictures of the man from sites across the internet.
>>31
I do not understand, please be more specific. Which episode are your referring to? Is this related to the "all your base" meme?
>>32
Unless you have sustained an illness or injury which affects your penis, it is most likely small due to lower than average testosterone levels during puberty.
We exist because we are thinking beings and thought exists.
Do not confuse truth with perceptions, there is nothing to suggest truth is relativistic, but there are any instances where the truth one person defines rationally will be different from the truth another person defines rationally. When these 2 people engage in rational debate their perceptions tend to converge as they share facts and reasonnings the other was unaware of.
It is a science question as it is strongly related to the philosophy behind scientific method.
The only thing to suggest we will possess the technology to develop individuals into people like the X men is the fact that technological growth is unpredictable. It is extremely unlikely that evolution will generate abilities like the X men in 100 generations since it has not done so after billions of generations of billions of different species.
>>33
What specifically do you agree with and why?