I hate that if I show that hero photo to any rightoids in my life they'll use it as justification for the atrocities--"they're just uncivilized terrorists living in tents!" They'll remain blind to the realities of the situation even when given proper explanation.
Discussing a ban and imposing restrictions in some jurisdictions is not what I would describe as "banned by society" especially when the deleterious health effects affect everyone exposed regardless of jurisdiction.
Also one jurisdiction banning something doesn't mean it just isn't available. I can go on eBay right now and buy asbestos brake pads even though they're technically getting phased out in my country. Airplanes the world over continue to use leaded gas and plastic bottles are available (almost) everywhere. That doesn't seem very "banned by society" to me.
Missing from this comic is the most prominent living person in the Trump/Epstein files setting people on fire to distract from his connection to Epstein in the Trump/Epstein files.
Crazy how, when you forget what constitutes a valid military target when antagonizing a majority of your neighbors, your neighbors might forget what makes a valid military target too.
Almost like the very concept of valid military targets exists to protect civilian life during conflict.
Not exactly the same thing between the positive and negative outcomes, but we still use nuclear processes for energy generation and medical treatments even though our nuclear bombs can level cities.
So, yeah, it'd have to be worse than potentially killing 9 million people with ease (and potentially everyone in the resulting MAD race).
Realistically if something threatens the bank accounts of the elites it'll be banned regardless of its societal or individual benefits.
The goal of a communicator is to be understood. If you're fine with a vague, subjective feeling that you got your point across then you're good. If you want to ensure precision in your communication then improving your grammar is one skill you can practice.
FWIW, I'm the kind of person that will reread everything I write at least 5 times. I still miss stuff.
They seem great till you ask them about something you know. Somehow people fail to extrapolate out that the failures they see in their field of expertise are actually there across all subject matters.
"Ignorance is bliss" isn't exactly a new adage. The problem is that it only helps you and no one else. If you want to make the world a better place for yourself and others then you need to know about it, and if they doesn't make you unhappy than you need to have some serious introspection.
So what are you looking for: happiness or progress?
I like their music, and so far their ticket prices haven't become outrageous.