Nah, over-intelligent pigs is covered in "Animal Farm", a classic dystopian novel by George OrwellAldous Huxley shit sorry I accidentally misremembered it right.
One of the best ways to get information out of people who are hoarding knowledge is to say something so blatantly false to them that they can't help but lecture you on why you're wrong.
I was about to repost this elsewhere, and also noted that there's literally no sources on this. While it's most certainly something I would enjoy to be true... is it, actually?
Sure, it always just starts with "I'll just solder a few resistors here; what's the problem?", but before you know it your kid is gonna be out there giving acid baths to PCBs.
Exercise for the reader: Assuming average human eyesight, how many picoseconds away from a collision are you if you can read that size of text and the relative velocity between you and the car ahead of you is large enough that the red label is sufficiently blueshifted to look blue?
I want us to build a Dyson swarm which is a bunch of ginormous pistons with attached even more ginormous solar sails. The solar sails pull the pistons which make generator go brr, and we become a K-2 civilization.
Little known math fact: Greek letters are in fact not real letters. They're just random squiggles mathematicians come up with as notation because some asshole has already used up the other squiggles.
I refuse to help with a problem as trivial as that. They should be perfectly capable of finding on their own any one of the 4 a:s in the picture they posted.
Is this one of those things where you pick 4 to protect you, while the rest try to kill you? What about all the other plants which are trying to kill me in spring?
I have brought glory into our house!
...by glory I mean a muddy stick.