With statements like this there’s almost always some context left out, but even in the best case this feels like cheering on the death penalty
There’s also something that looks like pink Morse code, near the top
Factory farming is extremely cost-efficient, so I don’t think the free market would give you anything else regardless of how many people there are. Laws and environment tax would.
I’m a big fan of Goya’s (drowning?) dog painting, another of his Black Paintings that nobody knew about before he died
200: Here you go (secretly still an error)
I don’t think that’s how the meme format works
8 values has 4 different axes, instead of left/right
f
and g
are what give the circle, together they say “give me all points at distance 1 from (2,2)”.
Something about this feels like it’s ten years old. It was a different time.
And yet Elon Musk doesn’t appear all that happy lately
…and Meta repays them by censoring all mentions of Pixelfed (unless I’m mixing up Fediverse names)
How dare you, Hammond is a kind old man with a dream! (and in the book he dies a pathetic death after everything’s already mostly resolved)
My guess is neither of those. People don’t really base their world view on facts. Maybe his life situation improved, he found a healthier community or a hobby
I feel like caring about heritage in this way is a pretty North-American (or maybe immigrant country in general) thing in the first place
It makes it impossible to actually discuss research online
If I had to match curves vs angles to women vs men I would probably do it like that
Sounds like the expansion of space but much cooler, where do I sign up?
Now imagine the fallout when something happens to the vampire power plant, or the vampire farms.
Just make sure you don’t compensate by snacking more