My parents are constantly pushing me to own a car.

I have a license because it is a convenient all-in-one piece of ID. I abstain from car ownership because cars fucking suck. They're expensive to buy, expensive to insure, expensive to maintain, expensive to run, expensive to drive, and you can't even use your phone* while going places. Car ownership is just overall a bad deal. I'm much happier taking public transit, even if it sucks ass and is twice as slow to get anywhere.

*If you unironically counter this point you should be prevented from ever getting behind a wheel for the rest of your life. Fuck you for putting my and other people's lives in danger for your own convenience.

I can honestly say that I can only tell apart differences of 1 °F in the context of pools. With air temperature there's humidity, wind, and sunlight that all contribute to the experienced temperature in ways that can make two 68 degree days feel entirely different.

We are not water.

But the weather is.

Taking a natural language question and providing a foothold on a subject by giving you the vocabulary so that you can research a topic on your own.

"What is it called when xyz."

Delete all IP law ❌

Delete all P law ✅

I believe in the death penalty as a security measure, but not as punishment, at least in theory.

In practice, the cost to society to ensure absolute certainty in guilt almost always far outweighs the security gain, so it doesn't make sense. Maybe once a century.

And thus we see why UBI will never be a solution. You need an overwhelming political movement by the people outside the electoral system. And if you can force through UBI, why would you, when the people could actually take the reins.

Also there is no "point of no return." Every extra kilogram of CO2 is an extra small increase in temperature. The more we emit, the worse it gets. It's not on-off.

Love how when someone has issues with Linux but not Windows somehow it's pebkac. Classic annoying Linux user response.

Telsa

"If you swallowed or inhaled this battery you'd be exposed to significant amounts of radiation."

It's beta radiation, which can be stopped by a layer of tin foil, I think. So yeah if you ate the source itself that would be bad, but if you eat the battery with the casing, probably much less bad?

In uni they told us part of the purpose of lab coats was to be able to take it off quickly without second thoughts about sentimental value in case of e.g. fire.

I'm curious how safe it is. Like, obviously it's not powerful enough for a phone, but if it were, would you want to put it in your pocket right next to your balls?

As explained, aerosol pollution has a cooling effect, and so the reduction of all pollution means a reduction in aerosol and thus a reduction in the cooling effect short term.

One of the many absurd geoengineering proposals for climate change was to increase aerosol pollution in ways that don't increase CO2.

Rodents burrow. Unlike humans, they detect low oxygen environments, so even inert gas asphyxiation is painful for them.

Rocks have distinct textures on the tongue that helps differentiate them. It's not really tasting

Not relevant to the study, more relevant to your point: humans begrudgingly obey authority when threatened.

What motivates me is I'm already pissing 11 hours of my day (including commute) to my boss. If I don't do something productive yet fun that i want to do then I've just more than doubled the waste to 24 hours. Life is too short to waste 5 entire days out of every 7 until you die.

You always have time, you just need to find it. The 30 minutes here and there are enough to do many things.

Ape... together... strong

There's only a few hundred of them. There's 8 billion of us.

Why are you posting a 3 year old article