Summer means it's time to stay inside

>>2218
Isn't that every season?

More tree damage

>>2276
Did it break anything?

>>2276
Looks like we'll have to cancel the /qa/ poolside gravure shoot...

summer time is watermelon time
im eating watermelon

>>2284
love watermelon
do you cut it into triangle slices or scoop it into balls
i really like triangle slices

>>2287
I've never met a ball scooper

hot and my fn key fell out

>>2616
the nonfning key

There is no such thing as a good browser

McKinsey, consulting firm, released some article/study on messuring developer productivity and basically every proffesional dev is calling it full of shit

>>2628
mfw

Heard about the split-brain research a bit ago from youtube videos.
The idea is that to treat seizures one procedure is to cut the junction between the left and right brain sharing info. So if one half of the brain is showed one image and the other another, then the patient will answer with one thing, but draw the other, because language is on one hemisphere and motor skills on the other. That's somewhat believable, but what was off is that the patients testimonies for why the did the action.
According to the studies the reasoning for why they drew one thing and said the other is always a rationalization that breaks logical continuity. But this doesn't make sense. You should realize that you made a logical error right away and say with your language brain that you have no idea why. But according to the researchers it's always that the client stops treating things logically. Makes no sense.

So it looks like this study that is one of the basis for explain consciousness might not even be reproducible and might have just been theatrics like a ton of other psychological research done in the mid 20th century.
https://www.consciousentities.com/2017/01/split-brain-not-reproducible/

Some other contradictions that haven't been explained
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7305066/

/sum/mer is coming to an end this year. If you have anything else to say, do it now because this board will be closing for the year soon!

Even though it seems unlikely, I'm leaving this message of hope for things to have improved in Myanmar by the time this board reopens

Goodbye to /sum/mer and hello to /aut/umn!

If you have anything left to say on this board this year you better do it soon!

>>3953
What happened in 2024, summer didn't end??

>>3957
I think there was another thread or something... can't remember.

I got tired of making the stickies

>>3959
No surprises here..

>>3960
don't really care to defend against your lack of surprise,
but these boards weren't even supposed to exist in order to prevent content from being taken out of /qa/.
but in typical fashion my decisions were disagreed against by people who cozy up to the other staff and tell them things that make no sense

>>3961
I was only being half-serious when I said that, including the "This is why people prefer [staff]" on /trans/, if that happens to be related to your last statement.
I'm not all too familiar with seasonal boards as a concept, but I think the idea is fun and makes for a sense of urgency to use said boards, which may or may not result in threads people would otherwise have been too lazy to make. Not everything needs to be archived 100% correctly, fun and special occasions help keep up user morale - or that's a random Anon's take on it.