On a surface look, probably it works. Maybe things like nitrate/phosphate balance or pest/microbe control impact the long term production.

The problem, as with all CCS strategies is: how do you pay for it? Maybe you can sell those products for a rate that covers the labour and wear and upkeep of the system? It might just be more cost effective to take the carbon-free energy and use it to displace fossil fuel consumption…

Geese are HONKING GREAT HONKERS

Open MicroWave

Yes, i was hoping to check my guess, but I understand it’s not much to go on. Maybe that’s something I’m trying to understand more - the young ones often look radically different to the older ones. Is there a way to tell if a mushroom has fully formed?

Sound like a skill issue

He’s just really fucking stupid.

Diamond Hands!

You should read the actual link. It’s more like a perpetual torture chamber for agents.

Car phones!

Dude! Censor this smut! Have you no shame?

Instructions unclear,

RAM prices, 'mrite?

Look I don’t know what you’re going through but it can and will get better. Sounds like a lot of bad situations piling on top of each other but it can’t last forever.

Everyone else is like: is it git checkout -b or git branch --set-upstream-to?

Oohhh you sat down in the nice place

From those emails I didn’t forward and Facebook posts I didn’t re-share? Finally!

We’re supposed to do what now?

The shoe analogy is an example of the “hidden variable” interpretation, which unfortunately is disproven by Bells Theorem.

The thing about quantum mechanics is that it’s just different to classical mechanics. Any attempt to explain the behavior using a non-quantum analogy is going to be insufficient. How do electrons behave? They behave like electrons according to the rules of quantum physics… Not like tennis balls.

Wow. 2514 gold coins! What a find!