you could have a winning personality - make women laugh (with you, not at you)… alternately, you could obtain a lot of muscles, that’s all some women need. or move somewhere where men are in short supply - or where you’d be seen as exotic… and it’d be cheaper than leg lengthening surgery.
never heard of Vizio
first two paragraphs should be enough to convince anyone that it’s not news, just a highly biased opinion piece
juvee and then prison when they age out.
less a question and more of an opinion. is there an opinion community? maybe post there instead
interesting how the standard Presidential term is also four years…
I generally think of “ancestral lands” as something inhabited for thousands of years, not 114 years
then what terminology is used to refer to industrial scale agriculture in general? I’ve always used “factory farming” for corpo owned farms.
lol. not rationalization, just the cold hard truth.
yeah I see what you mean. you’d have to replace all 12 hour clocks world-wide though - and then accept that it would take generations for people to adapt. it’d probably never going to happen.
might want to start enjoying retroware then, physical copies are an impediment to publishing
it seems like one of the key defining principals of the fediverse is platform evolution - mastodon, bluesky, and lemmy are just going to be footnotes in history.
was the kitchen knife like, a meat cleaver or just a normal paring knife? honestly, article reads like meth psychosis was the real culprit
lol. the enemy adopting the same foreign technology that you’re using is just another sign that your war is unwinnable.
it may have passed down information - that rock art is in super rough shape though so it’s difficult to tell. a lot of archaeology/anthropology is guesswork anyway.
PR is far more geographically isolated from the mainland than anywhere other than Hawaii (and other outlying islands like Guam), and they also get a lot more sun than the mainland. going big into solar will result in more energy/less downtime when the next hurricane ravages their shores.
not sure what you’re referring to in terms of health impacts to society regarding corporate farming - food is significantly more readily accessible and cheaper (and partially unhealthier) than at any point in history. a lot of the responsibility for that comes down to factory farming.
morality wise? free roaming/uncaged/whatever animals are still going to be killed in great numbers so that we can eat. people have been killing and eating other animals since before humanity evolved from Homo Erectus. the “quality of life” question is rather meaningless, animals that exist in the food supply chain were literally born so they could be turned into food. it’s criminally inefficient and not economically viable to raise 10 cows (or pigs or whatever) in the same space where you can raise 40. vertical integration will be the next big milestone, and it’ll be a big win for everyone involved.
probably. the summer in southern Louisiana is already borderline unlivable.
eh… yes and no. I’ve lived in southern Louisiana and have been to the bayou any number of times - for the most part, the people that live there have houses on stilts as they deal with annual flooding from hurricanes - they also, seeming each and every one of them, own multiple boats and/or other watercraft. no, they’ll be fine. the cities in southern Louisiana will be really fucked if they dont build seawalls, but they will - probably. eventually, and likely too late, but it’ll happen - the Port of New Orleans is critical infrastructure, vital for international trade.
riiiiiiiiight