However, F. drudeana belongs to a lineage from the southern Caspian Sea region, with no known connection to Eastern Libya.

A criticism of this hypothesis centers on geographic ranges: silphium grew in North Africa while F. drudeana is native to Turkey. A 2018 study resolved F. drudeana as a narrowly endemic species restricted to a tiny range in Turkey’s Adana and Kayseri Provinces, descended from Central Asian Ferula, and having no connection to North Africa. All previously studied North African Ferula belong to a well-distinct and monophyletic group containing the widespread Ferula communis and its more localized relatives from the Western and Central Mediterranean; there is no indication that any other lineage of Ferula ever occurred west of the Aegean/Black Sea region. Miski’s 2021 paper does not address evidence for F. drudeana having originated in the southern Caspian Sea region.

Another criticism focuses on the 2021 paper’s methodology, which does not account for observations about Ferula which were published in 2008. Morphological studies could misleadingly suggest a relationship with silphium, as the external appearance of Ferula varies highly within clades: individuals within the Ferula genus often resemble unrelated species rather than closely related species. Similarly, evidence in the form of folk medicine uses is — at best — an equivocal indicator.

What’s next, our cells commit usury?

I mean, it does check the power. We all know how long court cases take—especially in higher jurisdictions—and at least this means Trump can’t make some stupid unconstitutional executive decision that only gets overturned after 3 years.

Isn’t that just checking the power? If there’s no way for a power to check another power, that’s absolute chaos. And confirmation by the senate doesn’t mean the judge will listen to the senate’s every single bidding. The only thing that makes judges “beholden” to the legislature is impeachment, and that’s pretty hard. You may as well say the executive is beholden to the legislature. And it’s not like the US ever had direct presidential elections.

Judges’ lifetime appointment system on good behavior is meant to prevent them from being chosen by electioneering while still reflecting the opinions of the populace through being selected for nomination by the president. Though under Trump, they’re pretty much selected through internal election under the Federalist Society anyways.

could you elaborate

Everywhere (until appeal)

the district court did this tho

I mean district judge appointments are subject to the advice and consent of the senate

I thought this conversation was about whether students who don’t major in biology or chemistry will learn about evolution or the periodic table if the simplification was to proceed. Apparently, it wasn’t, being a duplicate of this instead.

It is still in the textbook and is taught in school. Source: I have a brother studying in 10th Grade.

As seen in this parent thread above and in the edit I made to the post about 4 hours ago, this simplification was axed a week after this article was published. (However, that didn’t stop Google from prioritizing outdated information.)

Thanks.

The article says that only students who choose to major in a subject will learn the information’s 11th and 12th grade subject textbooks. I don’t see how the textbooks themselves will tell me anything on Indian majors, especially textbooks from 10th grade and below. I feel like I’m missing something:

That doesn’t answer any of my questions.

What secondary sources do you propose we trust? Deutsche-Welle has a reputation for fact-checking and retractions. What’s your source that students who don’t major in math or biology will learn these?

sorry about that

as said below, that’s the last mandatory grade

This is Pythagorean theorem for the similarity of triangles

could you source that?

when i’m away from my computer’s compose key, i put the exponent after a term to do it in plain text, and would write the latter as 2a+2b=2c.

I have. The poster misleadingly presents itself as neutral, but these are the only voter protection hotlines.

Searching it up, it seems only the Democratic Party has dedicated voter protection hotlines.

Are you sure that’s what the numbers are?

(no brackets btw, it’s like supposed to be part of a sentence