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What if an alien in the future stumbled upon Jon Watts' Spider-man Homecoming? Welcome to Earthling Cinema, where we examine the last remaining artifacts of a once-proud culture and try to understand what human lives were like before their planet was destroyed. I'm your host, Garyx Wormuloid.

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As an Australian-Canadian the Fahrenheit temperature scale always seemsed a bit arbitrary. I mean why does water freeze at 32 degrees? And what exactly does zero represent?

According to many sources the Fahrenheit scale was defined by setting zero degrees equal to the temperature of an ice, salt, and water mixture and 100 degrees being roughly equal to human body temperature. But that isn’t true.

The real story is much more interesting, and scientific...

August 14th 1701 was almost certainly the worst day in the life of fifteen year-old Daniel Gabriel Fahrenheit. On that day both of his parents died suddenly from mushroom poisoning. He was sent from Poland, where he lived, to Amsterdam to become an apprentice bookkeeper.

But Fahrenheit couldn’t stand his apprenticeship and ran away so many times his employers put out a warrant for his arrest. Traveling from city to city around Europe, he became fascinated with scientific instruments and in particular thermometers.

In 1708, possibly seeking help with the warrant, Fahrenheit met with the mayor of Copenhagen, who happened to be the famous astronomer Ole Romer.

Romer is known for observing the eclipses of Jupiter’s moons and realizing that variations in the timing of those eclipses was caused by the time it took light to reach Earth. In other words, he found a way to accurately measure the finite speed of light.

But more pertinent to this story, in 1702 Romer was housebound after breaking his leg. To pass the time he devised a new temperature scale with the freezing point of water at 7.5 degrees and body temperature at 22.5 degrees.

This might seem odd until you consider that Romer wanted the boiling point of water to be 60 degrees (as an astronomer, he had experience dividing things by 60). If you take this scale, divide it in half, in half again, and in half once more, you find the freezing point of water 1/8th up the scale, and human body temperature 3/8th up the scale.

So at their meeting in 1708, Fahrenheit learned of Romer’s temperature scale and adopted it as his own, adjusting it slightly because he found it “inconvenient and inelegant on account of the fractional numbers”. So he scaled them up to 8 and 24.

That is the original Fahrenheit scale. He produced thermometers for some time using this scale.

But then, at some later time Fahrenheit multiplied all numbers on his scale by four, setting freezing point to the now familiar 32 and body temperature to 96. It’s unclear exactly why he did this. He may just have wanted finer precision in his measurements but I think there was a better reason.

You see, Fahrenheit was an excellent instrument maker. His thermometers agreed with each other precisely, at a time when that was unheard of. He pioneered the use of mercury as a measuring liquid, which has the benefit of a much higher boiling point than the alcohol used in most other thermometers at the time. For these accomplishments, he was inducted into the British Royal Society.

And we know he read the works of Newton, Boyle, and Hooke, in which he would have come across the idea that a one degree increase in temperature should correspond to a specific fractional increase in the volume of the measuring liquid.

And today a one degree Fahrenheit increase in temperature increases the volume of mercury by exactly one part in 10,000. Is this just a coincidence? We’ll probably never know for sure because as an instrument maker Fahrenheit was secretive about his methods. But I think the data strongly suggests this was the case.

So what exactly did zero represent on the scales of Fahrenheit and Romer? By many accounts it’s the temperature of a salt, ice and water mixture. But there are different descriptions of these mixtures and none of them actually produces the temperature they’re supposed to. More likely I think they picked the coldest temperature in winter, set that as zero and later used ice and brine to calibrate new thermometers. Now his scale is only used regularly in the Cayman Islands, Bahamas, Belize, oh and the United States of America.

What the Fahrenheit?!

Did latestage syphilis warrant the risks of existing treatments

Did late-stage syphilis warrant the risks of existing treatments?

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Dig into the unethical Tuskegee Syphilis Study, which spanned 40 years and lied to its participants about receiving treatment for syphilis.

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Afflicting nearly 1 in 10 Americans, syphilis was ravaging the U.S. in the 1930s. Many doctors believed syphilis affected Black and white patients differently, and the Public Health Service launched an experiment to investigate, recruiting 600 Black men to take part. But the study was centered on a lie: the men wouldn’t actually receive treatment. Susan Reverby details the Tuskegee Syphilis Study.

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This week’s artifact is Spider-Man Homecoming, starring Tom Hollandaise Sauce, and praised

by fans as the installment that bravely made Aunt May hot.

The film follows teenage Earthling, Peter Parker, who is hashtag blessed with sticky

One day, Peter fights for playboy billionaire, Elon Musk, in the Civil War.

But before Elon can Ulysses S. Grant him a spot on the Avengers, Peter has to prove himself

by just sort of “stopping crime” with no clear deadlines or goals.

Fortunately, a garbage man named Toomes has been busy repurposing recycling to sell artisan

weapons on Etsy and dressing like a bird, spiders’ sworn enemies, behind waterspouts.

At school, Peter spends his time macking on his crush, Liz, chillin’ with his obligatorily

fat friend, Ned, and macking on his crush, Liz, while chilling with obligatorily fat

After school, he looks for crime only to find New York City is too safe.

That is, until Toomes’s men forgot their pin number and have to use a ray gun.

They escape, but Peter does manage to blow up a deli.

Peter slings back home where Ned learns Peter’s deepest secret: he still plays with Legos.

When Ned coyly implies Peter knows Spider-Man, — Peter knows Spider-man! — they score

But the party is cut short when Toomes men sell guns to Childish Gumby.

Peter mixes it up by using all the same tactics and gets dropped on his head like my son.

Armed with a 9th grade education, Ned and Peter decrypt a doodad, and geolocate Toomes

to Washington D.C., the criminal capital of the universe.

Peter gets a rematch with Birdman, but ends up in an Amazon Prime Warehouse, where he

So, where would you like to take me tonight?

It's really nice to have someone to talk to.

Speaking of hitting it off, Ned turns the doodad into a bomb causing an explosion in

Peter saves his classmates, heroically costing the taxpayer millions.

He tells him to check the ocean bus, where Toomes goes rip ship.

Elon glues the ship back together, but takes back his suit, leaving Peter to walk home

Of, course you don’t but when he gets to her house, a shocking Pepsi Twist is revealed:

Birdman is Liz’s Dad, who’s anti-Spider and pro-gun.

Since it’s Act Three, Peter decides to stop Birdman’s latest scheme: robbing an airplane

Toomes tries the old “I’m going to drop a building on your face” trick, but Peter

remembers he has super strength, and thwarts his plan by crashing the plane into an area

Having utterly wrecked Liz’s life, Peter says goodbye.

Elon offers Peter a job at Telsa, but Peter declines.

Spiderman: Homecoming marries the superhero action genre and the teen comedy genre with

The film is stylized like John Hughes joints, both through homages to Ferris Bueller Doesn’t

Go to College, Pretty in Pinko, and The One About Breakfast, and through its themes of

teenagers exploring identity, romance, and hats.

Through the lens of a kid growing up, the film updates the Sony Spiderman ethos — With

Usually, this is interpreted as meaning that since Peter has great power, he has the obligation

to use it for the utmost good of society.

But Homecoming inverts this by questioning whether the young Peter is responsible enough

In the beginning, Peter is impulsive and fails to think through the consequences of his use

of power, not so different from the criminals who sell nuclear weapons to people without

He considers using his power for frivolous means, such as crashing Liz’s party as Spiderman

for the gram, and jailbreaking his suit before reading up on Windows Vista.

His “father figure” Elon has to repeatedly swoop in and clean up his mess, usually in

a Tesla, ultimately taking away his suit so he can dry clean it.

It’s only when Peter realizes that his actions make things explode all the time that he grows

up, ironically realizing he is not ready to wield such power.

Until the sequel, Spider-Man: Home Depot.

In a note of intertextual irony, Michael Keaton appears as a avian villain on the heels of

2014 Oscar darling, Birdman: Or, The Unexpected Value of Shooting Off Your Nose.

In it, Keaton’s character falls into obscurity after starring in a superhero franchise, much

as Keaton did after his starring role in Badman.

Literally every human after they lobotomized it from their brains.

This role becomes an ironic completion of Birdman, implying that the film made Keaton

relevant enough to return to lucrative franchises and play the underdog to mega-stars like Robert

Downey Jr. and sixteen-time Oscar winner, Zendaya.

For Earthling Cinema, I’m Garyx Wormuloid.

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