Transparency? In the agricultural sector? Madness.
Transparency? In the agricultural sector? Madness.
Fine face-to-face but still vote to make your existence illegal. I’m not alright with that kind of “civility” and it’s the reason I don’t connect with an arm of my extended family. Fuck em.
We’ll probably live to see robot towns, where a small contingent of maintenence workers keep a huge fleet of automated farming/processing/shipping equipment operational. If they’re lucky Monsanto will buy a restaurant chain so there’s somewhere for them to eat nearby.
Tempered glass is still sharp but it breaks into tiny pieces so it can’t cut deeply.
We’ve got 15 million vacant homes in the US.
They are necessities and should be detached from the market.
Something about “calls for violence”
I don’t think chickens are usually referred to as “dog-sized” even if it’s occasionally true.
There’s Atlanta and then there’s Georgia.
PNW weirdo here. I like things to be green and alive, I like my skin unburned, and I like being able to poke around tide pools on a lonely beach. Clouds and rain help all of that.
It’s currently sunny and about 77°F, which is about as warm as I want it unless I’m going swimming. Late summer when it approaches 100° is miserable, but for now the bright weather is fine and good for the plants.
Road trips are a tiny fraction of all vehicle use, it’s fine to relegate them to specialty vehicles.
Raw mushrooms are borderline wasteful to eat. We can’t digest the chitin and cell walls so most of the nutritional value passes straight through.
Well sure, but “end the concept of Intellectual Property” is already a radical position to argue. Fully Automated Space Gay Communism is a little beyond the scope of the topic and a hard sell to normies.
You are desperate to give rich fucks an avenue to maintain an advantage over everyone else.
Why, though? It still pointlessly favors people who already have money. Just get rid of it.
I don’t see the predictable effects of dropping IP laws as more harmful than the current reality. The idea is to protect small creators but the implementation does the opposite.
The solution, as is with so many societal issues, is UBI.
Nah. I’d even call 15 years too long.
There’s an industry to make new guns but people just step over the skeleton in the lobby of the half-collapsed hotel the three dozen residents call “Halftower” without a drop of irony.
This supreme court? I wouldn’t count on it.