I'm with you. I read a lot of articles from other countries. I often have to consider context and whether or not a number makes sense in order to figure out the data presented. We use a lot of big and little numbers in biology, and often normalize our scales in some fashion, so it can be difficult to discern that their periods are commas in the article.

I am not British. I just made sure the Boston Tea Party still happened. Just in case it didn't happen because of some weird time travely business.

*Timeline renormalized* Did you just get reverse psychology tricked into retrospective timeline renormalization?

As long as it isn't the Boston Harbor in late 1773, I think you're fine.

Sure. It is lapsang souchong tea.

Surely it contains some atoms from Abraham Lincoln, regardless of where it grew on Earth. If it grew on some different location, I have some follow-up questions.

On a related note, one of my Chinese students gave me a bag of black tea leaves for showing him how to do something in the lab.

Your name suggests you are after something more than just some coze.

Good point. Put him in someone else's dirt, since he doesn't deserve to be in our ground if he doesn't respect the people who protect it. If he sprouts, he can be trash somewhere else.