Scientists Finally Show How the Biggest Nuts Rise to the Top

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But really they did… :laughing:

Only I wish the article or the paper had included a cartoon of certain, or many, world leaders to illustrate the point.

Sorry it’s late, and I figure the forum could use a thread that was absolutely nutty. :slightly_smiling_face: Something different than the usual.

Maybe I should have posted about scientists sequencing some ancient bear dna from cave dirt instead. Now that might be the truly nutty science.

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This explains why we find those enormous dinosaur bones above the tiny single-cell plankton fossils in the Flood deposits :wink:

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:joy:
The research does have other applications.

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“Sometimes you feel like a nut. Sometimes you don’t.”

(Culture trivia alert.)

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It has always troubled me that “Chock Full O’Nuts” coffee is, in fact, nut-free. There is, of course, a perfectly good explanation for this but it still seems wrong.

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Scientists Finally Show How the Biggest Nuts Rise to the Top

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