So this is going to veer dangerously close to the 3rd rail. I'm not going to comment on the conclusions, just the evidence.
This guy studies American culture and language. His hypothesis is that culture, and its people by extension, that doesn't develop precision and language that accurately describes precision is incapable of advanced abstraction required to develop a functional advanced society and the ability to navigate within it.
How this is still on the tubes, I'll never know.
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Saw this one on Instagram. Get the silicon muffin cups, fill with whatever you want. I used whipped eggs, bacon bits, peppers, garlic powder, cheese, paprika.
Put in sauce pan and fill with just a bit of water, up to 1/3 of the muffin cup or the water will boil and run over into the cup. Turn on high to boil with lid on the sauce pan. Cook for 20 mins with the lid on.
I found another Instagram recipe I wanted to try. Creamy salmon pasta.
It's pretty easy. 2 salmon fillets, spinach, tomatoes, a brick of cream cheese, salt and pepper, Italian seasoning, 4 cloves garlic. Bake at 400 for 25 mins.
I made the same pasta as the last recipe. Just 1.5c of flour with two eggs, salt and olive oil.
After baking the salmon in the oven I used a potato smasher to mush everything together and dumped the pasta on top to mix it all together.
It turned out pretty amazing.
