u/card444

When looking at an evolution chart for fish, I had to go pretty far down to get down to tetrapods. And they're pretty close to lungfish and coelacanths. In the chart it says Tetrapoda (not considered fish), but wouldn't they be? I always hear people say insects are actually crustaceans, and birds are reptiles, so would the same not apply to all tetrapods being considered fish. Would birds be reptiles AND fish!?!?

Video had one of those weird youtube algorithm titles (you know those search terms where, once you type them all of the results are creepy videos). She was standing on the median strip of the road, the area between the two roads (at least I'm pretty sure that's where she was standing). She looked kind of horrifying and the video really creeped me out, I feel like there was some weird audio as well (but maybe not).

Don't really know much about how to even download these, but I'll start with this question to see if I can even use them all at once.

So I'm back to modded minecraft after 2 years, however 2 years ago when I modded the game, I barely played, maybe for like 3-4 days. And I forgot most stuff lol. However back then I downloaded this shader (pack?) and when I came back into the game after 2 years I saw that this "global illumination" setting was on. The lighting looks so pretty from torches lava and fire at night time (or in a cave) and lights create these really pretty particles, especially over snow; however it becomes pitch black if I'm not looking directly at a lightsource. And also holding a torch doesn't work (it does with Global Illumination off tho). Is there some way I can get holding a lightsource to produce light? Sorry if this is like well known or something, I know very little about shaders and stuff. The shader is called Noble+v1.5.4