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@kilroy_was_here I usually just assume its the french's fault fromt he get go anyway

@murshedz Can you please link the study so we can fact check and learn, thanks.

@SpaceLifeForm

That tracks, cool!

@jmw

@niclas

Yes it was a district of Syria at first in 500 BCE it was..

Yes there were times where the region was independent and not ruled by another. But im not sure you can call it a kingdom because im pretty sure they were nomadic and didnt have much need for a more formal government during those periods.

But yea palestine was a region that for much of its history was indeed part of other larger regions/countries.

@admin @ech

@argv_minus_one

I was thinking about that.. and im not sure thats entierly accurate.. i mean higher frequencies, sure the super high stuff is obviously very penetrating... but the low stuff seems to be a mixed bag depending on how low and what material.. For example a lot of IR thats at a medium level doesnt penetrate trough too much... but extremely low IR like near 0 hz is going to be very penetrating through a lot of stuff.. but then you also get some weird effects too.

@bonifartius

Thanks, I understand your frustration with mandates, I do... but yea its important we try to not let all the ugliness turn us against eachother.. that doesnt do any good for anyone.

I appreciate and respect you recognize that, its why I think so highly of you, your a good person, we all slip up, no worries. Thanks!

@LoganFive @Baley

@jmw

The point here is its very individual to the plant but its usually some combination of daylight hours and temperature.

It is very cool though how if you want to raise plant you have to know specifical what signals it so youc an control that.

@SpaceLifeForm

@niclas

Assuming that is your question then the earliest known map was in 150 AD, Ptolemy's map of Palestine. It labels the land as "palestini" in greek, essentially Palestine.

There are of course countless maps following that, and the word is recorded to describe the area even earlier than that (though not in map form.

@admin @ech

@niclas

If thats what the animation says then I can tell you its complete BS... we know quite well that historically there were states called pallestine .. i mean we have maps with it literally printed on it. and plenty of historic references to palestine...

Is your question what year was the first year we have recorded history of a land called pallestine?

@admin @ech

@jmw

So I spoke of "most plants" there is no one rule... There are a few common mechanisms that can be at play for plants:

* length of day
* Temperature
* inter tree communication

There are probably others I'm not thinking of.

Each plant cares about different things. For example cannabis cares **only** and length of day. So if thats all you control its all you need to get them to flower. This is typical of plants that can grow in the tropics where it doesnt get cold.

Non-coniferous trees are a bit more complex, they use a mix of signals including intertree communication, temperature, and length of day. To they may trigger later in the season if its a warm season.

Largely the difference from season to season with trees is due to temperature.

@SpaceLifeForm

@SpaceLifeForm The fact that they reflect green is somewhat interesting,and has some interesting consequences.

That said its response to red and blue is not usually how most plants can tell the season (there are some exceptions). Most plants detect the season based on the length of daylight not its color.

However plants do respond to red and blue light in very interesting and different ways.. many plants respond to blue light be decreasing inter nodal distances for example.

@lucifargundam

Thats because it is always peoples fault.. corporations dont have their own thought, so even then its people :)

@AmpBenzScientist @LouisIngenthron

Man Season 3 of Picard is when this show really starts to shine... mostly funny moments and quotes, the storyline isnt bad .. but either way im loving this!

@sergeant You need a few kicks to the head from a mule before you can understand our southern pronunciations :)