Part of this is people obviously not thinking about one per hundred and just giving a random percentage like number. Everything is clustered around 25, and 50 percent. This isn't reasonably measuring much(if anything as I can assure you nobody believes 90 percent of people live in either Texas, California, or NYC). The headline should be "don't poll people by asking what they think about qualitatively and asking them to translate it into quantitative percentages because you'll receive nonsense." Trying to reach other conclusions from such absolute noise really is just making things up.
The real dumb thing about this is these farms do not need sustained labor. They want temporary transient labor for specific bursts like picking crops. It's been that way since the abolishment of slavery. And no citizen wants to be migratory labor yet, the bottom hasn't quite dropped that far out of the economy. Cyberpunk nomad clans have yet to be a reality.
In the culture usually if the computer tries to fuck someone they will get an unpleasant nickname.
I'm speaking from ignorance but isn't the server backend often licensed and they couldn't release it if they wanted, even as binaries? Granted, going forward they'd have to make those considerations before they accept restrictive licenses in core parts of their game. And the market for those licenses will change accordingly. So there core of your argument is correct.
Hmmm. Sounds like they need to also shift into an actual bike repair effort too. Replacing the bikes because of a hole in the tire or a broken chain or worn brakes sucks. Granted these Walmart kids bikes are very junky. Blaming the kids being rough on them for failing in a year isn't taking into account that these things are designed to sell and not last. They're given features outside of their price range and thus material capability.
You use resources you have to justify them. Maybe to a voluntary committee. Maybe to a Soviet. Maybe to the supreme leaders appointee. Maybe to a sub unit of the technocratic cabal.
Just from food. I'm heat adapted and exercise adapted and my sweat is decidedly not salty. I don't use AC and went through that recent US east coast heat wave, so I'm comfortable at 90f/32C. I don't lose a lot from sweat.
Yeah this is nothing but the "parasitic jew" trope. Blatant antisemitism. Fuck Israel but also fuck this shit.
I have drank around 2 gallons/7.5 liters of fluid today after cycling all day. I think I'm on top of it.
In this case they're trying to sue the government itself which has sovereign immunity, not qualified. Congress passed a law that allowed some channels past that sovereign immunity but the courts have been very conservative as to how it's interpreted. That's the federal torts claims act. One of the key things it doesn't cover is intentional torts. So if someone though negligence hit you in the mouth and knocked the teeth out, you can sue. If, by contrast, they did it through malice and battery you cannot but you can break through their personal qualified immunity if you could prove malice. Good luck
Applicability of the federal torts act to sovereign immunity is always a good point of discussion.
That's largely what you see in China. Northern forests for paper, some hemp in the ag areas but mostly food. Finland and Sweden are major paper producers but they couldn't grow hemp if they wanted. And Brazil grows eucalyptus in marginal soils(acidic post pasture that cant even support cattle grazing anymore, none the less hemp and what annual tillage would do for the erosion of already shitty soil) very quickly to produce a massive amount of paper(with it's own ecological problems). None of these have anything to do with US drug laws or monopolies.
I'm aware of American market consolidation. None of that explains why hemp paper isn't a global industry supposedly due to monopolists if it was four times as efficient. America is just one player in this commodity. The worlds largest paper maker, China, doesn't particularly care about American industry lobbists. I think the economic differences between irrigated hemp farming and tree farming and logging are likely much more salient.
Nobody has a global monopoly on paper. That's enough to prove this isn't quite accurate. Hell Ancient China originated both paper and hemp and they still use trees(though they did use hemp for a time).
Edit: I'm not going to respond individually to the comments below other then to say the leftist version of American Exceptionalism is on full display.
The primary question here MoCo has is how. Notwithstanding Thomas's deranged concurrence on how unacceptable it is the board is teaching this and not religion, the court doesn't suggest how to pay for the costs of having separate atomized instruction and instructors. If the kids stay home for the day then whatever. But that's not the ask in this case.
When Paris was besieged by Prussian troops in 1870, the French used hot air balloons to transport mail and people across enemy lines into Belgium and the Netherlands.
I was aware that news and letters were brought into the city by carrier pigeons with microfilm, but I wasn't aware that news and post from the city(along with the carrier pigeons themselves that would later return) were brought out by constructing one way balloons out of the diminishing resources for a harrowing flight over occupied France with a shrinking pool of pilots.
The decision, which was approved unanimously, came just days after the fall of the Assad regime and the IDF retaking the Syrian Hermon.
>Israel's government approved a plan on Sunday to expand Israeli settlements in the Golan Heights, saying it had acted "in light of the war and the new front facing Syria" and out of a desire to double the Israeli population on the Golan.
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Catchy ass satirical song about a self centered guy upset his ex girlfriend had an abortion without his input. Sloppy seconds really were geniuses at writing lyrics for a joke band.
>So you were late\ But you never told me you were \ You didn't want to say \ Till you were sure \ But that song and dance\ Won't work no more\ Because you got no rhythm\ To save your soul\ \ I don't care how much it hurts\ So you can tell it\ To the Roman Catholic Church\ I don't run away\ From my mistakes\ But this is one, honey,\ That I didn't make\ \ And I can't catch you\ And I can't get you\ But I can't let you catch me\ \ Oh no, you can't catch me\ And you never will\ So you can plant black roses\ In your window sill\ I'll be free\ And you'll be suicidal\ While you press black roses\ In your family Bible\ \ So now it's all\ Left up to your discretion\ And you can spill your guts\ In your next confession\ Lift your eyes up to the sky\ Give 'em ten Hail Marys\ For one white lie\ \ Your mother always said\ I would bring you down\ If she could only see you now\ Clinging tight to your rosary\ Saying, "This wasn't how\ It was supposed to be . . ."\ \ Forget about a snow-white\ Wedding gown\ And you can toss black roses\ In a hole in the ground\ \ Roses are red, roses are black\ Tell your mother what you did\ And give her a heart attack\ \ Someday when I'm cold and dead\ You're gonna find black roses\ By your hospital bed
>A center-left group in the U.S. sees a valuable lesson in the landslide victory of Britain’s Labour Party after nearly 15 years in the political wilderness.
>The centrist Democrat think tank Third Way argues in a memo obtained Friday by POLITICO that Labour’s sweeping win shows that “centrism wins elections” and can undercut right-wing populism by appealing to the broadest segment of the population with a credible platform.
Warping is throwing an anchor either manually for a small ship or by rowing the anchor out and dropping it farther away for a larger ship. Then the ship would reel it to change position. Good for maneuvering in harbor. Etymologically related to "throwing" and essentially threading a needle across the sea.
Warp factor get you asses in the rowboat. Engage.
For the first time since Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s Bharatiya Janata Party swept to power in 2014, the party did not secure a majority on its own in 2024 national election. But the prime minister’s coalition is still expected to run the country for another five years.
Modi’s allies generally support pro-Hindu legislation, but making new policies could be complicated by coalition politics and a slimmer majority.
Despite a setback, many of the Hindu nationalist policies he’s instituted over the last 10 years remain locked in place
When TikTok mobilized its users to lobby Congress, it backfired spectacularly.
Interesting to note here: getting preteens to confusedly call Congress with threats of self harm and questions like "what is Congress" with a push notification is not the best plan
President Biden told a Democratic lawmaker and members of his Cabinet after the State of the Union address that he told Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu that they will need to have a “come…
President Biden told a Democratic lawmaker and members of his Cabinet after the State of the Union address that he told Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu that they will need to have a “come-to-Jesus meeting.”
Biden’s comments, captured on a hot mic as he spoke with Sen. Michael Bennet (D-Colo.) on the floor of the House chamber, came after Bennet congratulated the commander in chief on his speech and pressed him to keep pressure on Netanyahu over increasing humanitarian issues in Gaza.