What was the last thing you looked up/researched on?

[Cory]

I used ChatGPT to research the reasons behind the considered banning of TikTok in the USA.

[Kyng]

Eosinophilic esophagitis triggers.

Would be nice to know what mine is/are, but I really hope corn isn't one, because that's in a lot of foods, and can't really be cut out altogether without a significant reduction in quality of life .

[Bryn]

I last researched on what US states had the highest Native American populations. Nothing else to say about that really... just overly curious.

[Bryn]

Next thing I've researched on... why the "Electric" element is weak against "Wood" in some games. Apparently, it's all to keep things balanced (but in the real world, it can relate to wood and grass being poor conductors of electricity). Can also relate to a bit to the fact that plants can "absorb", ground or neutralise electricity.

[Kyng]

Wheat- and dairy-free lunch and dinner options in Manchester, since I might be going there in about a week!

[Bryn]

I researched on the differences between iOS and iPadOS.

Only did this because one of the members of my forum asked about it ;P

[Kyng]

"Do people still live in igloos?"

Not really, as it happens. They still play a cultural role (i.e. ceremonies might take place in them), and they are sometimes used in emergencies (they're quite quick to build, and all you need is snow) - but they're no longer the main form of housing in that part of the world.

[Jarkko]

About Shempiré Senoufo, which according to various "mainstream sources" is either a separate language from Supyire Senoufo, a dialect thereof, or simply an alternate name for it. CONFUSING.

[Bryn]

Apparently, "水" can be read as "do" in Japanese (other than the usual "sui" or "mizu"), do I did research on that and what words contain it and read that way (there's not many, though).

[Bryn]

Next thing I researched on was about racism in Switzerland, where I found things have changed since Oprah Winfrey's experience with it there in 2013.