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moth pic and fact for you 

rosy maple moths r that color for camouflage with maple seeds...

Avatar: The Last Airbender | 2 

The thing I found odd: most fans hate the episode "The Great Divide", where 2 opposing tribes have to travel through a canyon together, but I actually didn't mind it.

The episode I did hate was the one immediately afterwards, "The Fortuneteller", which features very artificial feeling character drama and very cliche romcom scenes. And the depiction of the Fortuneteller herself felt confused - like they wanted her to both have magic powers and for her to be a fraud

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Avatar: The Last Airbender | 1 

I've finished season 1 of ATLA, and gosh I missed this show a lot more.

The characters are so great, and it's full of genuine drama and interesting villains.

I especially love how we follow the perspective of both the gaang and Zuko and Irish - even though Zuko is implicitly one of the main villains of season 1!

I don't think I've seen any other shows dedicate such a large portion of time to the perspective of an antagonist like this.

"It took me years to realize that Inca and pre-Columbian architecture is directly related to the structure of the corn kernels. In a western model of thought, one might judge the shapes as irregular, but in a universal thought, everything is a correlation between the cosmos, science, art and humanity. Fractal nature.
As you can see, the organic growth forms are represented in a logarithmic way, and the fact that these pentagonal, hexagonal and heptagonal blocks coincide with the corn forms." - Juan Casco
Note: The lack of symmetry in the walls helps dissipate the energy of the earthquakes. They were incredible engineers. Japanese researchers studied Machu Picchu after the Kobe earthquake and realized that these Inca structures had not been damaged by an earthquake.

@efi From memory, they made the easier difficulties easier, but kept the hard ones just as hard? I might be misremembering, though

re: question for USians, money 

@lenalia that must make splitting bills and paying friends back super complex!

question for USians, money 

Is it true that you can't easily transfer money to someone with your bank's app? And is that why things like cashapp and Venmo exist?

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