Helping with cost of living, housing, health care and education isn’t socially progressive?

What kind of society do you live on?

It’s still fast.

Why “our table”? Clark Kent is not there talking to her. Or she got the table with Superman?

Anyway, what is this platibus doing around here? Oh Perry the Platibus?! Did you see where that other platibus went?

Oh, thanks.

I don’t think I would like this :(

What is “ranch”?

But it’s signal!.. it’s encrypted!..

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Plastic doesn’t have to burn that well.

Plastic used around electronics isn’t allowed to burn that well in most of the world. And plastic in large outdoor structures shouldn’t burn that well either.

WTF! Is everything flammable on the US?

Tariffs don’t break alliances. Did the US threaten to invade them already?

(But well, anybody that wasn’t directly threatened has got the hint too, so no need to rush.)

You lose a bit of it every time you recycle, turned into non-recyclable compounds.

You will lose half of it in half a dozen iterations or so. What wouldn’t be a big deal if so much of it wasn’t single-use, but it is.

Also, aluminum is more polluting to make than most plastics. It may compensate for that with the easiness of recycling or not, depends on lots of details.

It’s simple to understand. Just look at the company’s stock value since the CEO outed himself as a Nazi.

Hum… No, that’s not things happen. In the real world it’s:

“His phone’s encrypted. That’s proof he’s a criminal, arrest him (and the family if you want) and send him to a death camp or whatever.”

Or even more likely:

“Yeah, I shoot the guy. What do you mean looking at the phone? Why do you want evidence?”

It’s worse. When you manage to find honest reviews, the reviewers for all products on all brands are only complaining that this is the worst version of the product ever, and you can’t cross compare them.

That’s the kind of question that is very pertinent in normal times, but that we have no idea what the answer will be tomorrow.

Normally, no, eggs “never” have such a bad distribution and people so willing into getting them that it’s worth crossing an ocean by plane to get them.

Yes. You can keep eggs for weeks, and airplanes make the trip in a few hours.

A few years ago, a jaguar climbed from its habitat in a zoo nearby to try to play with the people around it.

Most people correctly ran away as soon as they saw it, but hte number of people that just stood near the fence, either saying some version of “awww” or trying to film it was staggering.

That one on the image. Metamorphosis is a fun short book that you show you what Kafka is about.

On the other hand, The Trial is a long, heavy book that will make you feel like you have gone crazy. Personally, I can’t stand this one. (Though, it’s because it’s very good on what it intends to do.)

Well, this one was not done by them.

The US steel industry lobbies quite heavily for tariffs.

And it’s one of the worst products for a country to put tariffs on, as almost the entire industry loses competitiveness. The only stuff worse than that would be if some dumb government somewhere put tariffs on aluminum or ethanol…

Yes, realism is a really important part of fiction.