BUT exploring how the addition of stuff like rice to regional dishes in order to increase yield… how techniques of necessity like that helped evolve traditional cuisine in the south, Cajun and Creole cooking… also how ingredients of necessity like potatoes are not just a random starch but a life blood and the source of a thousand dishes… stuff like that is worth a series.

I think there really could be a great cooking show that highlights stuff like that; especially as a vehicle to show how to turn traditional wisdom into practice.

Reality? Morality?

Or I suppose that we aren’t yet forcing the national electricity grid to perpetuate feudalist bs…

How do you get hypothermia and/or any toxicity from a pool you dive into only once an hour?

I mean the high divers aren’t lounging in the water or diving constantly every 10 min.

Should the water be room temp or warmer? With no chlorine? Possibly, piped from the bathroom? Would more pay suddenly make the exact same pool comfy?

How would Brooke Shields solve the problem having seen this awful tragedy first hand?

Corel draw wants its content back.

There should be a cutesy clip art community for all this slop.

I wish this whole concept could get picked up by a larger group such that it’s no longer handled by a rando wagging the finger.

I want this to be more than a podcast…

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Needs to be a prime stop on an “The yellow-ground railroad”. (Yellow brick road? Your call.)

Basically… All the stops with graves that need “marking” and special routes and instructions on how to get there and do that.

You MUST fuck off with that mindset.

What else do you have to offer? “No matter who? “

Do you have something better to offer other than a shitty slogan to riff on your own pessimism?

Let me guess you have shit to offer except repeating that whole “no matter who” line…

It takes billions and almost a decade to spin up a reactor. Current reactors are a generational risk. One bomb at Diablo Canyon and an area the size of New Jersey becomes uninhabitable for 1000 years.

Had Fukushima gone slightly differently you would have lost Tokyo and the 125 mile stretch of the island nation would be uninhabitable for a generation.

Lessons from a near miss

That’s not even considering the spent fuel concerns…

Meanwhile you could build plenty of solar and wind gen with none of the risk.

The community should come together, everyone pitch in, and buy him a lament configuration plus a get fucked card.

Too many homes? Oh no the tragedy!!!

Think of it we could have… too many homes!

Imagine the lack of homelessness!!! The horror!

wtf is wrong with these people…

It’s fitting for the sub

Or worse…

Fuck downvotes this post is straight vomit.

It’s fucking disgusting.

“How can it be that black people are free?”

As spoken by the one judge who could care less…

Why didn’t you boo???

???

Please shut the fuck up.

I doubt it. We all want to believe that a quick loss of service will cause societal collapse but the reality is people are much more resilient.

Think back to the nyc blackout in 2003, you’d think it would result in mad max style craziness.

But what actually happened was most folks chilling out together with no real crime wave and the only issue was bodegas overcharging fools for ice cubes.

I say this provided that the blackout was temporary.

If the shit was permanent then that’s a different issue. At a certain point insulin goes bad, antibiotics go bad, everything rots and you have a different scenario entirely.