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r/JackboxStreams
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Streams for Jackbox Games (jackbox party pack, 2, 3, drawful etc.)!
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r/jackboxgames
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A subreddit for Jackbox Games, best known for creating use-your-own-phone-as-controller games including The Jackbox Party Pack series! Visit help.jackboxgames.com for technical support or to report bugs. Full list of Jackbox resources: https://linktr.ee/jackboxgames
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A subreddit for content regarding Rooster Teeth Productions, including Red vs. Blue, Achievement Hunter, RWBY, Rooster Teeth Podcast, etc.
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The goal of /r/Games is to provide a place for informative and interesting gaming content and discussions. Submissions should be for the purpose of informing or initiating a discussion, not just with the goal of entertaining viewers. Memes, comics, funny screenshots, arts-and-crafts, etc. will be removed.
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r/gamegrumps
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For anything about the YouTube gaming channel Game Grumps! Please read the rules before posting. *We are not affiliated with the Game Grumps. This is an unofficial Subreddit.*
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So the paper about cats being liquid and solid was actually mentioned in a science education/comedy podcast I listen to called Let's Learn Everything. Here's a link to a PBS article written by the author of that paper. As a very brief summary, the definition of a liquid is roughly "it fits to the shape of a container" which, given the right factors and enough time (called the "relaxation time" in rheology, which is the science of how things flow) cats can shape themselves to fit into containers. There's also discussion about how on a huge enough time scale even mountains can seem to flow, but this is a subreddit dedicated to talking about a bald man who rides a stationary bike and talks about how his hedgehogs keep losing to bison, so I'll leave things here. Just thought it was a fun and interesting topic.

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