The archaeological discovery of the century: an Atlantis-like city discovered at the bottom of a lake
1mon 14h ago by lemdro.id/u/cm0002 in archaeology@mander.xyz from www.ecoticias.com
Here's the study. Whoever made that AI horseshit for this popsci representation of the remains should be fucking ashamed. (And why the hell is this content mill slop being published six months after the paper?)
six months after
Maybe they just didn't know the paper was published. I sure didn't until seeing this for the first time right now.
Okay, please explain this one:
A new meta-analysis is now feeding the debate over whether modern childhood has become too managed.
Actual meta-analysis published online May 2023 and in a journal August 2024. Article likewise uses a slop thumbnail, titled child-playing-alone-outdoors-independence-resilience-768x432.jpg.
It's just a shitty (plausibly LLM-generated) content mill. Nobody working on this site actually gives a shit.
Lol forreal, still cool but holy shit compared to the actual remains this is kinda blatant
it was antartica, and already flew to the pegasus galaxy.
Is the lake called "Issyk-Kul", because the water's very cold?
That's cool!