Figures 2-4 are staggering. It makes me wonder how farmers are surviving financially
Bless the EU
Stands up and starts clapping
I'd wish for everyone to have a Fairy Godpossum. Think of what a peaceful, happy world that would be
Thank you! I updated it. Maybe I screwed up the YT URL the first time, because I didn't get a thumbnail automatically. So then I uploaded a thumbnail image, and I think that overwrites the URL
:D I know, right? I saw it on Mastodon (link in post) and had to pass the chuckles on. I don't usually share stuff like this
That is such a good point that thinking about it now I'm surprised they didn't see that need prior to the pilot. As far as liking actors goes, I fell in love with Ken Jeong from that role
Mhm. And looking at the cast in the Pilot versus 2nd episode (Spanish 101, where Señor Chang makes his debut), it makes me think the decision-makers decided they needed another exciting character after the pilot and added Chang then
I never said technical solutions were crazy. I just mean to draw attention to the fact that we're reading a story published in a publication owned by the world's richest man that says we don't need to curb consumption currently causing a huge amount of greenhouse gas emissions that we know beyond all reasonable doubt are killing our planet and compromising the longevity of our species - because a sometime-in-the-future technology will rescue things, enabling us to keep consuming at levels that are unsustainable in many other areas beyond methane emissions.
We are in the midst of a great propaganda effort to undermine concern about planetary health in the masses so that the investor class' profits don't slow down as the planet turns to shit. This article is a part of that
Artificial selection and gene editing aren't exactly the same thing. Also, trying to use technology to get out of technology-caused problems (the issues from raising and slaughtering tens of billions of bovine a year) is a modern techbrobillionaire-promoted pipedream, like us being able to colonize mars when we fail to address human-caused climate change on this planet
A lot of shows keep the pilot as the first episode, which I often skip in rewatches because pilots seldom feel like the later show. What's your fave Seinfeld episode? Mine might be either the Serenity Now one or the Festivus one (I guess I like Frank Costanza a lot :)
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