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And so… would you want to block all israeli people? That’d be the analagous situation. What is it you’re trying to say?

If it’s just what you want on your own app that’s fine, of course - to each their own.

Sounds delicious. Wouldn’t even be mad tbh

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Yeah - that’s why I put “fly” in quotes and said it couldn’t do it for any sustained period of time.

The “flying” tesla exists, though - there was a demo recently.

Now, it only has 1 seat, isn’t street legal, is being sold on an invitation only basis for an undisclosed price, and uses compressed air to “fly” so it can’t do so for any sustained period - so you won’t see what the meme describes.

Also the versions that are legal and actually would be sold at best have some jets of air on the back to make them go faster, but that costs like 250k USD.

Question: where do you get duck fat? Or do you just cook a lot of ducks on the reg

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You can track things relating to those groups, though. Like if we consider the 20th percentile and below to be the very poorest in society, no matter how rich or poor society happens to be on average or what the wealth distribution is like - we can see how the very poorest fare in terms of education, health outcomes, etc over time.

Or like, looking at the median value - sure the amount of money the median-income worker has will change, but the median-income worker could afford a standard of living much closer to someone at the 90th percentile in 1960 than today’s median-income worker can.

Looking at things like this allows you to draw different comparisons.

Underwater, I have. I’ve seen two - a group of large barracuda and one extremely large eel - looked like a Giant Moray.

I was probably like 14-16 at the time, diving in the Atlantic and Pacific respectively.

Reactions for both were just to stay away from them and make sure they didnt come closer, while trying to get a good look. It was kind of surreal seeing them, because you don’t usually expect to encounter things like these.

Barracuda aren’t particularly scary, but they are some of the largest fish I’ve seen underwater - probably around 5ft (1.5m) long and I was within 20ft (6m) of two or three of them. They are also quite aggressive, though not usually to divers. I was swimming up from below them coming up from around 60-80ft (18-24m), so we got a good view of them swimming around near the surface.

This Giant Moray is the largest creature I’ve ever seen in the water bar-none. We were diving a reef, and as we swam over some rocky structures, there was this hollow in the rock - like a partly-covered underwater grotto - and in it I could see this absolutely massive eel. I thought it was some kind of coral or something until I saw its face. The surface I saw of the eel had to be nearly 1.5ft wide (45cm), since they’ye ovoid in cross-section I may have gotten the impression that it was larger than it really was. But even still, it must have been nearly that large in diameter and probably about 9ft (2.7m) long, though I couldn’t see all of it at once. I was a bit frightened just because of the sheer size of the eel, and I thought they were more aggressive than they are, but we couldn’t get too close because of the rock. It was really cool to see. In years since then I thought maybe I was misremembering the event because it seemed surreal to see such a large eel - but then I researched a bit and found that giant morays can be… giant… while there are other species that I’ve also seen that are much smaller.

I think they’re neat. Like with all wild animals, though, I want to keep my distance. Especially to the aquatic variety.

I experienced a sense of awe in both situations as well as a very real sense of how dangerous these animals could be if they wanted to be.

Maybe Jodorowsky designed her fit

Patel said the change allows applications from people who have been victims of these crimes to be considered. Before the shift, Patel said, people who were “on either side” of crimes including “prostitution, bestiality and trafficking” were “automatically disqualified.”

“Whose side of what, the bestiality?” Kennedy asked. “So you disqualified the animal?”

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“Why would you even get into bestiality?” Kennedy asked. He added: “If Joe participated in bestiality, not as the animal, but as the human, don’t you think he ought to be disqualified?”

“If he voluntarily did it, sure,” Patel said…

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Better Nate than lever

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Good post, op. I had no clue and had been thawing fish in the plastic for forever.

lol get rotated commies

I didn’t (and don’t) believe in the supernatural metaphysical claims made by any religion, and don’t like that it seems to give hateful people a reason to be more biggoted and spaces to find each other and organize behind hateful causes

There are plenty of good religious folks though. By 25 I had moved much more into a “live and let live” mindset about religion. I’d also started to look more into Buddhism and realized there was a lot of value in the Buddha’s teachings even if you set aside the supernatural claims about the nature of the soul, rebirth, etc.

This anti-homeless architecture has really gotten out of hand

Funny enough given it was in Utah, that’s essentially the exact opposite of what mormons think about why people are black

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Curses_of_Cain_and_Ham_(LDS_Church)