Wir starten mit der menschlichen Evolution und behandeln anschließend das Anthropozän, das menschliche Mikrobiom, Kognition, Sprache und Glaubenssysteme.

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Where I found it: matthiasott.com/notes/free-a...

Someone mentioned that the bundle does not work in Final Cut Pro though. I can confirm that it works for me in Davinci Resolve.

Here is the paper: www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...

This post may be my most perfect intersection of my interests in science communication and TTRPGs. XD

I feel you

I've found nothing so far on Mickey Nuke, but this paper (hiroshima-cu.repo.nii.ac.jp/record/191/f..., direct download link) mentions on page 14 a "Nickey Nuke" (see image) from the film "Containment" (www.containmentmovie.com).

ahh, great point! I'll do that right away

Yeah, I'm sorry, I forgot to add the alt text in the first post, but I added two posts in a thread with the alt text of the full table content. I hope that works for you.

I got this one already, but have not played it yet. I'm looking forward to playing it! :-)

This is the paper: www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...

and here with the second part of the alt-text

I forgot to add alt-text, I'm sorry. Here again with the first part of alt-text that does not fully fit into the 2,000 character limit.

All of those scenarios would make for interesting TTRPG settings though. XD

And I'm doubtful that 10,000 years in the future, the copyright lawyers of the then presumably CHOAM-sized Disney Corporation would allow a "Mickey Nuke" mascot for the WIPP Worlds tourist attraction.

The "A Houston-to-Los Angeles tunnel" scenario sound actually pretty cool, except for the part where they dig into nuclear waste.

The scenarios 10,000 years in the future are some Dune-level stuff.

Tbh, I kinda like some aspects of this one: "A feminist world - 2091 - Women dominate society partially through selection of girl babies. Twentieth century science is discredited as male arrogance. Warnings about repository are dismissed as another example of muddled masculine thinking."