I think folks are reacting to allegations of sexual assault/rape (a few different women, including a minor).

Then there is the fact that his comeback tour is with Five Finger Death Punch, a band that glorifies police and demonizes mask wearers in their lyrics.

Reading about this is making me feel sick. It's so sad how many people's lives have been negatively affected because of this Masliah's dishonesty. I think people who fake research like this belong in jail.

Sadly I think low key dishonesty is even more prevalent than what this guy did - the way we dole out money encourages researchers in every field to cherry pick data so that they can keep getting funding.

If you really want to take bigger dabs, a rig may be worth considering. In my experience nectar collectors are extremely inefficient. It's also hard to pack enough thermal mass in there to properly vaporize a large hit.

It's like you get to play the main character in a movie - a really good movie. I would agree, it's one of the best games ever!

Can't forget The Last of Us

There are actually 46 species of seahorse, they make up the genus Hippocampus.

This would definitely have gone up on the wall at my college's sexual health and wellness center!

Part of my last job actually was taste testing water. A very small part lol takes about 20 seconds all told from grabbing the cup to filling it and then tasting it a few times to make sure it's good and then recycling the cup.

I imagine making this must have been a meditative process

I like this pretty well, feels like it has the fullness of sound from Worlds that I was missing on Nurture

Bomb album, thanks for the recommendation. Other highlights for me were Feelin' Fine, Open Door, Florida Straits, and Three Gentlemen.

Spyro Gyro albums are consistently impressing me :D

If you say you enjoy it, then I think you already know the most important way to understand this kind of art. IMO understanding art is very personal, you don't have to be right or wrong.

I like the finer line work in this one, it provides a nice contrast to the wider, bolder strokes. Somehow it makes the piece more emotional for me.

Did you give this one a name?