In botany, a berry is a fleshy fruit without a stone (pit) produced from a single flower containing one ovary.
Plums have stones.
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This is obviously fake. Plums ain’t no berries, under no definition
More like:
average temperature rising: climate change
weather extremes increases: climate change
extreme weather events more often: climate change
This might seem arbitrary on the first sight but if you spend a few seconds thinking about it, you find that these are measurable and falsifiable predictions and if you spend a few minutes researching, you will find that there are many statistics backing them up.
I did not expect a science denial meme in a science community. Is this opposite day?
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Yes but which unit? “absolute zero point” doesn’t need a unit since zero is zero (and degree isn’t a unit in this sense).
But what is |1|? 1K? The highest possible temperature maybe as in “on a scale from 0 to 1”
I reread the comment you replied to and you are right. I thought it was “the German guy from Danzig” which would be fine but “Danzig, Germany” isn’t
The fact that danzig is in the nation state of Poland today doesn’t mean there were clear cut boarders back then. Kafka lived in Prague, don’t tell me he was Czech
Now we have to determine what the absolute one is. The number one temperature? Maybe “room temperature”?
This is made with the help of a computer though. Can’t fool me.
I meant “meet at zero points” so they don’t meet. Maybe my wording wasn’t perfectly clear
The government is to blame. c/birdsarentreal
It’s not mysterious that they meet somewhere. These are linear functions so they can’t help but meet at exactly one point (or zero if they were parallel)
“Your not my son anymore! My dear daughter.”
It’s fine to use the scientific definition when talking science and the colloquial one in everyday usage but neither include plums