Jackals and foxes are also each their own genus, and there are a number more genuses.

Especially because most payments are by card (where I live), the tip first ends up with the restaurant itself anyway, not individual waiters.

In reality, it wouldn't depend on the truth value of the statement, but on the AI understanding the proof. If it understands it then it might be able to use it to find reductions.

So the point remains, knowing that P=NP isn't what's important, it's the proof that matters.

React is great for applications, perhaps not as much for sites. I wouldn't know though.

Web pages have their code split between HTML, CSS and JS. There is no common story that works for all three except for using JS.

The problem seems to be that there's not many such great abstractions to be found.

But there's no way the thinking times would have been that short, of course.

But doomscrolling seems to teach your brain to never pay attention to anything for more than a few seconds, while at the same time being more exhausting than watching TV.

So I'd say the TV is healthier.

If you can replace five hours of doom scrolling with an hour of doing nothing in particular, an hour more of sleep, some time staring at a book page or soduku, some more work on chorse, you'll most likely gain an hour or so to use on something that takes mental energy.

They can run more than one (get to the other side, turn around, run back, etc) but the chance of the wicket you're running to being hit with the ball (so you're out) becomes larger so they usually manage 1, sometimes 2 or even 3. And both batters have to run the same amount.

If the number of runs is even, they end up on the same side as they started from.