

Proudly “fluoride free” too, which makes me immediately doubt the veracity of their dental health claims.


Proudly “fluoride free” too, which makes me immediately doubt the veracity of their dental health claims.


Don’t give the military ideas like that.


We have a pretty good idea how things work during development, it’s tricking those cells into the same process as a fully-formed organism that’s hard. Isolating and distributing the hormones in the right way. I think you’re underselling the complexity and scale of biology. We can’t just put a tiny camera and chemo-sensor inside a neuron and see what’s going on in real time and synthesize up a hundred thousand copies.


Captain planet (he’s our hero) (gonna take pollution down to zero)!
We could really, really use an environmentalist power that isn’t beholden to any nation or company.


Rescue dogs and bomb dogs are cool, traffic stop K-9 units are an affront to civil rights.


This is the same reason police dogs shouldn’t be used.


I don’t think I’ve ever seen non-homogenized milk in a jug like that.


Milk is so easy to tell if it’s spoiled, no reason to throw it out without a sniff test.
Encumbrance makes a lot of sense in the context of old D&D, progression was tied to how much treasure you could get out of a dungeon. It also works well in survival-type games where resource management is a key mechanic. But like many facets of old D&D it is applied widely with no consideration.
It’s very important that we find a healer or we’re going to die! But also, you can only get one camp interaction per rest so take your time~
This doesn’t bother me at all. It’s kinda weird that games are often expected to give 100% of their content to average investment players. Leave some meat on the bone for the tryhards!


The explanation I heard was that “ghost” stuck around because “Holy Ghost” was in the printed bibles and people didn’t question that authority.


At least use thorn AND eth to distinguish the unvoiced and voiced (respectively) if you’re going to bother at all.


Many Native American cultures did not know about alcohol before it was introduced by Europeans, same in Australia and New Zealand. The many deleterious effects of colonization are certainly “a significant element in their cultural development” but maybe not in the way you intended.


Hmm. I think lane-assist probably makes people worse at driving. Anything that lets people pay less attention on the road does, it trains drivers to be less alert. Adaptive cruise and automatic braking are probably a net benefit but “car safety” is not trending in the right direction.
Have we collectively lost the ability to detect a shoop? The alteration is glaringly obvious—the right side is clearly clone stamped and it’s blurry at the join of the C and u.


AI crap is worse than not commenting.


Hating Communists has always been an acceptable form of bigotry. You don’t have to listen to what they say, just dismiss them (and insult them!) for wanting a world that doesn’t run on money.
Settle down Mitch Hedberg.