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It's entirely possible he never went to the island. That doesn't make Elon Musk a good person, and he hasn't exactly earned the benefit of doubt.

Just a reminder that this fucker sexually harassed Anita Hill for years.

When wireless charging was announced, every layperson out there started imagining their homes filled with powerful waves of harmless energy that would keep their devices charged and eliminate the need for all wires. People thought we could have LED bulbs that pull volts out of the air and provide light for your dining room.

Wireless charging is slightly more convenient than plugging your phone in to a usb c. But it's also slower. I have a wireless charger next to a wired charger, and 90% of the time I plug in because it's faster, and I can still use my phone while it charges.

This question had me looking up shows I remember hearing about, only to find they had a full season and then were cancelled. Probably because I didn't watch.

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"I didn't visit his island" has the same vibes as "I didn't inhale" as far as denials go.

Gotcha, thanks!

... Is it you? What are you asking?

Of course they are legitimate concerns. Epstein was a warning, they can get anyone anywhere. They got Kirk, and they can get anyone.

He might not have come home.

Did Einstein actually say that? Even if he did, he wasn't a psychologist. Plus, scientists recreate experiments all the time, literally doing as close to the same thing as possible and often getting different results.

This is one of my favorite stories about petty malicious compliance. Brownlee knew that welding the cover in place was a fools errand and a waste of time, but a superior insisted it be done to contain the blast. Brownlee acquiesced but also installed a high-speed camera pointed at the cap to capture exactly how stupid the idea was. Turns out, the high-speed camera was not high speed enough, because the cap vanished between frames, meaning it was either blown off at a speed that would escape Earth orbit, or it was instantaneously vaporized.

I like imagining the meeting where Brownlee presented the findings on the cap experiment.

Like imagine if you could get away with that at your job. Some pompous middle manager insists on a stupid idea, and you're like "OK, we'll do it, but we're also going to set up instruments to detect precisely how badly this will fail, just so we have it on record."

I don't mind long gaps as long as the show is good, and you don't leave shit on a cliffhanger. There's plenty of other shows to watch in the meantime, and then it's like a happy surprise when it comes back. If it's good.

The researchers are also bots.

What about muscle with a protective insulation coating? Like I can flex em and make em dance, but they're definitely under a layer.

Those Americans would vote for a woman as long as she said that women, minorities, and immigrants are inferior to them.

My condolences, that's a bummer.

Maybe when you can grip the pencil and write with it?

Looks neat. I'm a comic book fan, so I'll probably pick it up eventually, if it ever goes on sale. Or not, if it sucks.

I remember the migration bullshit and the Bedrock/Java Wars.

He falsely said Trump wasn't entirely above the law.