Al Green performed a version with Booker T and the MGs. But yep, Sam Cooke wrote it.
Is he trying to tell us Change Is Gonna Come?
Oh man I had forgotten this one. It definitely fits the bill. Just so much fun to look at.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Behavioral_sink
It was an experiment with too many mice, too well cared for. The mice became withdrawn and... "Though physically able to reproduce, the mice had lost the social skills required to mate."
Your link is about the Spanish Flu, which was the 1918-1920 epidemic. Covid is a different disease altogether.
I have bad news about the contents of Grape Nuts.
AKA Volumes are unintuitive. Always get your martinis filled to the brim. https://youtu.be/Mkn3PzdaByY
If you can stand e-books, Libby is a pretty great way to get your library books. They return themselves!
Assuming they went to college.
The Callahan's Crosstime Saloon books by Spider Robinson might work for you.
I like the spirit of this. But we also need to remember that "The Algorithm" isn't a single thing. Each service has its own weights and calculations. Each algorithm is designed to do something specific.
Each service builds their algorithm to serve the ends of the ones who control that service. This generally yields an undemocratic system, by design.
Oh farmers, pray that your summers be wet and your winters clear.
I'd like to imagine they took the short trivia fact and applied the inverse of the compression algorithm to bloat it into something that satisfied the editor.
Pour it out? No whey.
Blender was also used to create Flow, the Best Animated Feature at the Academy awards and the Golden Globe awards.
https://youtu.be/F252BaenmYE?si=scwaYYwm1fUwVgzR So many questions and concerns around hair.
Listen to "Ring of Fire" by Wall Of Voodoo on any music platform - Free smart music links by Songwhip
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