40+ years ago the Republicans started a war against education and intellectualism. They won.

No, they are covered in anti-reflective coatings to minimize reflection. Most of the excess is converted to heat (as would happen if the light just hit the ground).

I would posit that the internet and abundant screen entertainment contributed to killing third places far more than cars. The US has had a car culture for a very long time. (I’m not saying that makes it a good thing.)

What if you’re on fire?

As this chart makes pretty clear, white men are to blame.

Unfortunately it’s true, whether you like it or not. The amount of times one random radical asshat saying something outrageous turns into a major outlet “people-are-saying” news article is infuriating.

Mmmm, tastes like supply chain optimization.

The ONLY thing I know for certain after this clusterfuck is that Biden would have lost by even more.

Yet still VASTLY cheaper than Grainger.

Yup, if we learn anything we will definitely have forgotten it in four years.

My theory is that men evolved much higher grip strength due to incessant masturbation.

It’s an issue for perovskite cells. “Traditional” silicon cells (which makes up probably 90+% of current installs) last 40+ years.

Because other drivers are blinded…

Habit started out so good and now it tastes like ‘optimized supply chains’ like all the other shit places.

When they’re a) white and b) political allies.

It’s unfortunate that Israeli propaganda has been unrelentingly conflating jewishness and israeliness. A real disservice to Jews everywhere.

She happened to be at a table with a world leader at a large event. Guess who else has been at a table with Putin? Most recent US presidents and countless other politicians.

It means get off your lazy ass and quit that dead end job. Start your own business selling chia underwear. You can’t afford the startup costs? Just get a couple mil loan from your dad.

You could build an entirely new solar, wind, and battery supply chain from the mines to the factories in a quarter of the time it takes to build a single nuclear plant.

Except throughout the history of nuclear power it has always gotten more expensive, regardless of time period, learning curve, adoption curve, or any other variable you care to consider. Solar, wind, and batteries have always gotten cheaper and continue to do so.