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    I guess this could be considered vaporwave? https://ojerasdedamita.bandcamp.com/album/withered-roses-for-eternal-lovers
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    WET
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    I know you know, most smart people know, it's just sad to see, and I don't know how we can get out of this cycle.
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    Not when news is business is money.
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    That's pretty cool. After reading just the intro, I have 3 thoughts: It must be a trip how fast squirrels, flies, etc. experience the passage of time relative to us A squirrel would be good at hitting a fastball Someone should use their technique (CFF) to see if good baseball players are physically different from normal people in that their visual systems can operate with a faster temporal resolution
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    did the hair follow?
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    Cheers!
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    I flew home so I was preparing for a holiday without beer, but then my brother offered to pick me up some 3 Fonteinen geuze and Orval on his way out. Love your 3x3 Rochefort stash, that's ace. Cheers!
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    Or perhaps they lost their job due to their inferior skill set or intellect, and they look around and see all these foreigners coming in and getting jobs because they're willing to take any job, or they see immigrants coming here for college and then landing good jobs... It's the immigrants' fault that they're out of work, obviously.
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    Oh man, this is just like when Ray Liotta slid into my DMs:
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    It also shows lack of sound judgement pretty bad, too.
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    192.781 m?
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    Looks like you could use his teeth as reflectors for a solar collection array on said sun dial device.
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    Rats got places to go, too.
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    They were so close with Dubya; he started the job, they just had to hold a hand to his throat. Disclaimer: dear Secret Service, I am only kidding, please don't come snatch me.
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    Everything you just said here could also be said about the Model 3 and Model Y.
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    This just in: Rich guy gives wife art gallery to play with, spends years making money off of famous artists, throws hissy fit when art points out inconvenient truths; gallery owner takes ball and goes home.
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    Aww fuckin' shucks, y'all
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    I get the jist of it and it makes sense, but they lost me when they were talking about the mathematical extensions of the Kerr space.
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    https://bigthink.com/starts-with-a-bang/singularities-dont-exist-roy-kerr/ Couldn't quite grasp everything 100% in this article, but what I could seems pretty cool.
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    This is why late-stage capitalism is so shitty; and the incentives underlying this is also why the wealth gap is increasing so rapidly.
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    Not trying to disagree with you, but by and large I don't think there's an appetite for small cars in America. Perhaps in certain cities, but not across the country. Car & Driver says these are the best selling vehicles in America in 2023: 1. Ford F-Series (573,370 units sold) 2. Chevy Silverado (403,403 units sold) 3. Ram Pickup (332,440 units sold) 4. Toyota RAV4 (302,831 units sold) 5. Tesla Model Y (284,500 units sold, estimated) 6. Honda CR-V (262,351 units sold) 7. Toyota Camry (217,975 units sold) 8. GMC Sierra (216,227 units sold) 9. Nissan Rogue (211,091 units sold) 10. Jeep Grand Cherokee (182,871 units sold)
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    The smaller version of the Model 3 could be China-only, as this fuckin country has no appetite for small, economical vehicles. (VW launched the ID3 (Golf-sized EV) in Europe only, they stuck with the SUV-sized ID4 for America). EV battery tech is already becoming less explosive with a lot of manufacturers (Tesla) using LiFePO4 batteries, which are not nearly as flammable but are unfortunately less energy-dense and lose more energy in cold weather compared to current gen batteries. I think that as battery tech advances, we will land on safer options with acceptable energy density. I mean if you really think about it, with sufficient charging infrastructure in place the ideal EV would be one that has a range of 150 - 200 miles and can recharge to 80% in 5 - 10 minutes. Drive for a few hours, stop for 5 minutes, fully charged, drive for a few hours to the next stop. How many times have you really had to drive 400 miles without stopping? To illustrate this point a little, I recently drove a Chevy Bolt EUV from NJ to OH. At my first charging stop, I was next to a Ford F-150 Lightning which charges 3 times faster than my car. However, because the F-150 is much less efficient it needs to have a much bigger battery which takes longer overall to charge. I was in and out of there before he was even ready to go to the next charger even though I was charging at 33% of the speed he was.
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