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  • It's mildly interesting, but mostly about the way they heat beds.

  • I didn't say it was appeasement. I was simply saying that appeasement doesn't work, implying that we shouldn't let the threats affect policy. Should have added more detail.

  • Appeasement doesn't work.

  • I thought they pulled US whiskey off the shelves.

  • Canadian here. I know several people from the U.S. who have moved here. First of all, it's not easy. Canada immigration doesn't see Americans as any more desirable than other similar countries. It's a system of points. Some things that increase points are: skills, education, knowledge of English, probability that you will stay. Let me also say that the people I know find Canada a mixed bag. You probably don't realize it, but you probably have a huge American identity. Being in a place with a different culture and mindset brings out those sentiments, especially when the people around you are trash talking the way the U.S. is treating us. Realize that we legally have a lot less personal rights and more group rights. Realize we have systems that you would consider socialist and probably have different interest in sports, politeness, and the world. Having said that, most peoplewho have moved here enjoy the more easy-going style, the greater social safety net, and the reduction in fear. Some I've talked to have said this was the biggest thing that hit them. In the U.S., they unconsciously carried an inner fear that was not apparent in Canada. I'm not trying to encourage or discourage you. Just know, it's probably gonna be different than you expect it.

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    Fisherman on the beach of Tavira, Portugal.

  • Mildly Interesting @lemmy.world

    A factory stitched a plush horse's muzzle upside down giving it a frown and viral attention.

    news.cgtn.com /news/2026-01-12/From-a-stitching-mistake-to-viral-hit-Meet-the-Cry-Cry-Horse--1JRZlzzI1t6/p.html
  • Or Attack of the equestrian clones.

  • lol. So an article made to look like social media research is compromised is in effect saying it's more ethical than regular research.

  • And then Nova Scotia (New Scotland).

  • Yeah, it surprised me too.

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    Gardens at the royal palace, Sevilla, Spain.

  • What's the percentage in other research?

  • I used to get nervous when I saw something like this. Now, it's like watching reruns.

  • And subzero temperatures in the States is colder than weather in any other country.

  • science @lemmy.world

    Field of clones: How horse replicas came to dominate polo

    knowablemagazine.org /content/article/technology/2026/cloned-polo-horses
  • World News @lemmy.world

    FTA: India and EU set for 'mother of all deals' as Trump's tariffs bite

    www.bbc.com /news/articles/ckgyz1ejw9no
  • Canada @lemmy.ca

    Quebec revamps its coat of arms, removes British crown

    www.cbc.ca /news/canada/montreal/monarchy-quebec-coat-of-arms-9.7059107
  • Videos @lemmy.world

    Elsa sings Frozen in Klingon

  • And H G Wells talked about time travelers in the 1890s.

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    Cute little ranch outside of Ronda, Spain.

  • Mildly Interesting @lemmy.world

    The word "dude" first came into use in 1883. Fly, as an adjective in 1753. Here is a list of old slang words.

    www.mentalfloss.com /language/words/slang-much-older-youd-think
  • Mildly Interesting @lemmy.world

    13 people who survived being stranded on deserted islands.

    www.smithsonianmag.com /history/meet-13-people-who-survived-on-deserted-islands-from-a-real-life-robinson-crusoe-to-a-noblewoman-marooned-with-her-lover-180988028/
  • Did this really happen? They sent the calvary to mill around the squares accomplishing nothing?

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    The Old Bridge, Ronda, Spain

  • Mildly Interesting @lemmy.world

    British tourists flooded the battlefield of Waterloo after the battle looking for souvenirs.

    daily.jstor.org /souvenir-hunting-on-the-battlefield-of-waterloo/
  • World News @lemmy.world

    Japan suspends world's largest nuclear plant hours after restart

    www.bbc.com /news/articles/cx2yy8z91n4o
  • There was water flowing. You can't see it from this angle.

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    Ponte Nuevo (New Bridge) at Ronda, Spain. Night shot.

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    Bridge at Ronda, Spain.

  • I watched the speech. It's one of the most profound, intelligent speeches I've ever heard a politician give.

  • Huh. I never remember noticing. Maybe it's a U.S. thing.

  • I haven't heard a lot of people talking about it. I think, in general, Canadians have been impressed with Carney and respect his intellect and political skills. I think there's a common feeling that they'll go along with his descisions with guarded expectation.

  • A couple of the possible reasons, according to the discussion section of the article, was that 1) women may have historically hunted for smaller prey (birds) thus installing a fear of women and 2) it may be an olfactory response to women.

  • Today I Learned @lemmy.world

    TIL there's a whole genre of movies called Mockbusters, movies that bootleg the expensive originals.

    trivia.cracked.com /article_49637_the-8-most-ridiculous-bootleg-superhero-movies-ever-made.html
  • World News @lemmy.world

    Japan restarts world's largest nuclear power plant

    www.bbc.com /news/articles/cq6v0v32rg1o
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    Old city wall. Granada, Spain

  • World News @lemmy.world

    Australia parliament votes for tighter gun controls after Bondi shooting

    www.bbc.com /news/articles/c20ge5qwdl2o
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    Flamenco performance in a Granada cave. Spain