The Buckets by Greg Cravens for December 16, 2016
December 15, 2016
December 17, 2016
Transcript:
Dinosaurs. We know more about them now than ever before. It's not that they suddenly changed, it's that over time, we learned lots of things there was no way to know before. Yep. And I'm really thankful that nothing else works like that.
More From The Buckets
Sir Ruddy Blighter about 8 years ago
But actually, nearly EVERYTHING works like that. We learn new things all the time about the universe, physics, the human body, disease, medicine, psychology, sociology, and on and on.
cabalonrye about 8 years ago
Feathers! Those dinosaurs were overweight chickens! (though if anyone has seen a casoar in a bad mood you suddenly have more respect for those feathered bird brains)
Al Nala about 8 years ago
Ostriches, too!
krcaddis about 8 years ago
All I want for Christmas is a Stegosaurus down pillow
Number Three about 8 years ago
I have a big book of dinosaurs. I love the pictures and diagrams but I’ve never looked at the book for years!
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slsharris about 8 years ago
Yes, there is Frank, what we know about the aging process and cancer and other diseases. You’re an ALIVE old fart because of stuff that “works like that.”