Prehistoric Chatter

I sat and read through this story yesterday, and it's been on my mind.

First, there is no real evidence to say this.

Second, I tried to imagine this from a tactical stand-point....believing yes...if you had eight hunters and at least 2 of them were female....they probably got 'smart' and strongly recommended the safest way to hunt (ensuring survival).

But then I came to the issue....what if the team were seven women out of the team of eight....how much arguing would have taken place....with 'Larry' simply shaking his head over the level of debate going on.

What I expect here?  Within a year....the question will drift over....what if 3 members of the eight were transmen or lesbians?  Or if four of the eight were gay men?

Personally, it's all indicators of too many scientists existing.
 

What Is This Pakistan and India 'War' About?

 Well....tensions arose between India and Pakistan, escalating on 22 April2025....in Pahalgam, Indian-administered Kashmir.  26 civilians dead.  

It's a tourist area....so most of these dead folks  are simply Indians on vacation.

The attackers? India says....linked to The Resistance Front (TRF), believed to be an offshoot of the Pakistan-based Lashkar-e-Taiba. 

Pakistan says no-way....simply saying the attack was a "false flag" operation by India. 

So the nuke side of this?  India and Pakistan  has roughly 340 total (pretty equal) nuke warheads.

There is a pretty solid belief (by non-Indians and non-Pakistanis)....that this is going to be a nuke solution episode in the end.  Military analysts lean this way, and both sides seem to be hyped-up to the max.

As for a 24-hour nuke war?  I could see both testing each other....with two or three nukes launched, and a 2-to-3 nuke counter-response.  I don't think either wants to launch all 340 nukes.   

The interesting thing.....I've seen video of this Pahalgam area  of Kasmir....very similar  in nature to western Oregon....loaded with pines and snow-covered mountains off in the distance.