So I know eggs are used in a lot of products.
But I don’t eat eggs by themselves. I get my protein from tons of other things. I get that like, you can’t make pancakes or cake without an egg. But like I don’t enjoy egg-based sauces for whatever reason.
Are eggs really that vital that the price gouging can’t just be boycotted?
Most of us haven’t been pickpocketed or mugged, but you hear about it in cities that approach 7 digits enough.
Yeah, but like Eddie’s ain’t boga yet, it’d probably get called E bucks or somethin
Yeah, that all checks out.
But their way of living is dying because that’s what happens with industrialization. It’s not exactly something people can fight. It’s been happening for a loooooong time.
Like there aren’t many, if any, ways to prevent it from happening either.
Well
Everything else that happened in those 90 years, AND racism because a whole bunch of lazy buttholes couldn’t have slaves anymore.
So it’s basically just like the US.
Except I can probably be mugged in any city over 50k. Pickpocketing I’ve only really known about in big cities.
That was my thought
c/theyalmostdidmath ?
Man I’m getting a lot of use out of this llama
Maybe not just that, but any of those international 90 day marriages that end up on TV too.
Heck, could be what Trump plans with Melania too lol
So I’ve always wondered,
Are criminal factions avoidable in whatever country that is?
Like here in the US we always hear random horror stories about Mexican cartels, but we almost never hear about crimes elsewhere in the world. Honestly, I’ve kind of assumed that crime is a made up American thing to put minorities in jail.
I didn’t understand any of that.
What is a wet specimen? Wouldn’t it take a bunch of balloons to float roadkill?
Why is a wet specimen and flying roadkill similar?
Yes there will be consequences.
Insurance rates for Tesla’s going way up.
Let me rephrase it. Since COVID is endemic, their immunities being reset won’t matter much, and that’s why we still need to get an annual vaccine.
The plus side to that is that when a virus becomes endemic its usually less severe (which it has been). This is an evolutionary thing, as the virus that propagates more if it’s not killing its hosts.
Uh Hu-Vee gallon bucket of french vanilla?
No.
The problem isn’t people who have been vaccinated against measles, the problem is people who haven’t, can’t, or are otherwise immunocompromised.
Those people would have all of their immunities reset. People who don’t get measels because they have the vaccination will be unaffected.
Plus the current COVID variant is quite unlike the one in 2021, and we’ll all need to get vaccinated against the next surviving variant anyway. Coronaviruses suck in that way.
The ADS is weird. It basically does the same thing as a microwave at long range.
I remember watching some tests of the system in college. It was great for crowd dispersal, because it causes burning sensations quickly.
But, because of its frequency, it can be blocked by aluminum foil. And because it’s directed, if you, say, line a jacket, or the back of your protest sign, you can protect yourself and those behind you.
160dB noise thing though? That’s a bit different of a story. I don’t think the operators would be immune from that.
What’s so strange about it is that it’s impossible to be protected, yet unbound, by the law.
The only way it works is if a collective agree that someone is above the law. That would be what we call a “tyrant.”
But the collective, can, at anypoint, decide “you know, why does the tyrant get to be above the law?” In ye-olden days, the Tyrant was often actually a strong man. A decorated military leader. Someone who could force others to do his bidding. But even Caesar would fall to the blades of the Senate.
It only works if somehow a person becomes so detached from reality that they truly believe they are somehow superior than all others. With modern medicine, we call that a delusion of grandeur. So, no matter what laws conservatives make, they will inevitably be bound by it, because they are still mortal humans.
Steve Bacon: aka the Baron Harkonnen of real life