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  • The food scarcity is certainly not due to technological limitations, but we very much can't create food for free. The food you eat is produced by the very hard work of many people, most (probably all) of them severely underpaid. In a fair world it will be these people the ones receiving the fruit of their labor instead of some rich bastards, but I don't think food will be cheaper, maybe even the opposite.

    I understand the question, maybe you don't understand how the world works.

  • How exactly is free food (or free anything) achievable within our current technological level?

  • And the widespread use of stimulants like coffee, tea, and cocaine.

  • Not even the moon could move that mass of ice the sun keeps liquid. But maybe other substances would form oceans idrk.

  • All the energy comes from the sun. Hydroelectric? Yes it's the sun the one rising that water up so we can use all that energy when it goes down. Nuclear? Those heavy elements only form deep in the stars. Geothermal? The earth would be pretty cold by now if it weren't for that shiny bastard. It's really the only source of low entropy energy the planet has.

    Still, including wind power in the term 'solar energy' is a stretch.

  • Newlines mean nothing in c. You can literally write any program in three lines of c, if you don't give a crap about readability.

  • So the dnc are going to make him the presidential candidate for the next election, aren't they?

  • why MLK never publicly spoke out about gay rights

    Well why did he not? I ask because I don't think anyone around here is going to quote mlk any time soon. If I had to guess I would say it was probably because he was homophobic and didn't believe in gay rights or at least he didn't give much of a fuck about them, how close am I?

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  • The unit of pressure in the SI is, in fact, the pascal. 100 psi = 689.5 kPa. For whatever reason we use bars for the tyres, tho. My car tyres run at 2.3 bar, which is a nice and easy number to remember not like the equivalent 33.358679678 psi, so ugly and difficult.

  • I use to work retail selling (mostly) women clothes. At one point we had the same model of sundress with and without pockets. Every one of them that was watching or trying the one without got like super hyped and excited when we told them we had it with pockets. The pocketless one still sold better. And it wasn't even a tight fitting dress, it was slack and baggy.

  • Same in Spain. Also the faces are so weird, some ai shit probably, that I had a bit of a trouble recognizing Obi Wan. Amidala wasn't that odd tho.

  • It exists! That's the actual name of the game! I am.. uhm.. what's the opposite of 'terribly disappointed'??

  • Small correction, the article doesn't say he was going to therapy. It says that his mother was a therapist, I had to reread that sentence twice:

    Neither his mother, a social worker and therapist, nor his friends

    The mother, social worker, and therapist aren't three different persons.

  • No offence mate, but given this statement and the question in the op you should go back to the very basics, your understanding of science in general is seriously lacking.

    'Theory', as in 'theory of relativity' or 'theory of evolution' for example, doesn't means 'conjecture', it means 'model'. It's a framework that let us understand some phenomenon. Relativity for example is not very complete, it works perfectly in a macro scale but breaks at a subatomic level, for that we have the standard model. Evolution, tho, doesn't break at all. A basic requirement for a proper theory is being able to make accurate predictions on its domain: with relativity we can predict how planets behave for example, we'll need the standard model to do that for an electron.

    Out of the four fundamental forces gravity is the less well understood.

  • I'm pretty sure the Crown of Aragon wasn't part of France in 1507 so I wouldn't trust the rest the map either.

  • Of course they're all in the last place you look. Why would you keep looking for the thing in more places once you've found it?

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  • I mean, ai bad and all but people have been doing this dumb cringe shit since always. Nobody remember the Snape wives

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    Inflation mate

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  • To add to the other commenter, it's kind of a tale genre in its own right.

    And if you are wondering about the word order, that's called anstrophe. Used to make it sound more old-timey and folk tale-like as in 'They sailed the ocean wide for years many to lands far and unknown, in search of treasures grand and untold'.