It's amazing how far science has come. I'm surprised National Geographic hasn't picked up on this science yet.

If only a slice of pizza could evolve as much.

Tonight is the premier of Free Solo on National Geographic tv channel *promote

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I remember when National Geographic was the first time I saw bewbs.

Your video, Saving the World's Rarest Bear | National Geographic, has made it into the Top 15 New Videos listing. Congratulations on your achievement. For your contribution you have been awarded 1 Power Point.

Have you met kids? It's pretty common for kids, even "normal" kids, to play with toys of the opposite gender. Boys play with dolls; girls play with toy soldiers. Boys put on sparkly dresses; girls put on football helmets.

http://www.thenewsminute.com/article/meet-avery-9-year-old-transgender-girl-who-made-it-cover-national-geographic-54412

When you've got a 4 year old boy asking how to kill himself, but putting on a dress makes him feel better, maybe he's on to something.

While I agree it's absurdly complicated, I suspect that gets worse as you get older and more firmly affixed in your pigeonhole. Plus, if Avery decides to undergo physical alteration, whether it be hormone treatment or full surgical reassignment, it goes a lot better if you start that process at or before puberty starts making its own changes.

Cute, but I recall reading an article in National Geographic about exotic pets that said capybaras kept out of their normal social groups have shorter lifespans.

Some of what he says reminds me a bit of this about National Geographic.

eh, nuts .... link no work!!!!

*dead

well, if you want to see it (and it's pretty cool) go here
http://unofficialnetworks.com/2016/08/japans-super-dangerous-1200-year-old-mountain-festival-national-geographic

I was going to ask what is the advantage of block building over regular building in place (though I'm sure I've heard the explanation via Discovery Channel, History Channel or National Geographic Channel special on modern mega ship building) but found something that explained it well enough: http://www.marineinsight.com/naval-architecture/advantages-of-advanced-outfitting-shipbuilding/. So now just looking for a further ELI5 confirmation/explanation.

Maybe that is how it got its name?

Also, this video reminded me of National Geographic's videos with that narrator.

Well, the upside being...National Geographic was such an excellent magazine that you really couldn't throw an issue away. You stuck it away in your ever growing library of National Geographic magazines. Then years later you have stacks and stacks of the magazine that you can't get rid of.

Now that problem is fixed.

Figures National Geographic would make this. I don't know anyone nor have I met anyone that says "I like DST"

A steam roller crushing stuff. Who would have thunk?

National Geographic gone the way of Discovery and or the History channel. Playing to the lowest common denominator it seems

Ho.Ly.Shit.

Not even in ultra-slo-mo. Are they even trying? This probably took 15 minutes in the back lot to produce, and the whole thing is a viral for the manufacturer of that stupid roller, too. Fuck National Geographic, this is pathetic.