The “can’t rule out” fallacy, often referred to as the appeal to ignorance, occurs when someone argues that a lack of evidence against a claim is taken as evidence for its truth. This fallacy suggests that if something cannot be disproven, it must be true, which is a flawed way of reasoning.

Bilateral symmetry, hox genes.

Well this is certainly good news for me!

Off topic, but I came across this Lisa on an old TV show.

How can I get to Sesame Street?

Here, you can have Microsoft Office for your computers.

Anxiously fascinated, like my dog on a busy street.

Try pumping some soma … mmm … I wanna be sedated.

Maybe she’s in the Epstein files, needs to be redacted.

That’s what Bubba said!

Everyday is a new hangover.

Went up by one already, I only saw this a little earlier today, was at 13, now14.

Me neither.

Its purpose is just speculative, I read just a bit on Wiki, its a toiletry implement of some kind, maybe for cleaning toilets. There’s cleaning instructions, a bit of hot water and vinegar and its like brand new.