I wish

Now if he was an exec at the company, this would all be okay. They would laugh while paying off the bill for him.

I didn’t think neurons got replaced. Cartilage and bone don’t either I believe. I would be interested to know more if what you are saying is actually true.

Part of the original large corner desk I bought after graduating college. It was like 8’ in both directions from the corner. I finally switched to a motorized rectangle desk, but I kept one side of the old desk for it’s hutch. The thing is made of cheap mdf, but it’s still doing it’s job.

Was totally going to say this, or any part of my body really. My back, my knee. We are officially old this year. But it’s felt that way for a decade at least.

My kid swipped my old x10 and uses it. I have a very old insteaon set up that I use.

I had an A5 (in the US though). Tasted nothing like people told me it would. But it was absolutely amazing. Never had anything that good. But cheaper steak with some seasoning was decently close.

I do enjoy a good pot roast too. Just because higher quality meats need less, doesn’t mean low quality with seasoning can’t be delicious.

Your just an angry person looking for a fight. I care less about history or tradition on the subject of food. I have had really high quality steak only a few times. With nothing more than salt, it was amazing. But I mostly eat decent steak, which benefits from some seasoning. I have also eaten low quality steak, all the seasonning in the world can’t help it. The same hase been true for other meats I have tried. So I have tried the range, and speak from personal experience. Not from some history BS.

Spices in quantity are generally used to improve subpar ingredients. If you get top quality meat, it needs nothing but cooking. But most of us can’t afford top quality meats all the time.

I like that last paragraph.

And yeah, the UN resolutions don’t mean much. But it would still feel a little better if they could pass things that are reasonable without interference.

I wonder if some people welcome trumps threats to leave nato and the UN. How many peices of logical legislation could pass without the US blocking them.

Thanks for the education. Learning makes life interesting.

Thanks for the great detailed explanation. So ignoring the original silly question. How do smaller commercial planes manage the shifting of fuel and such. I’ve been on some prop planes that had a bathroom, and in some cases removed passengers because we were overweight.

Only if they come with a parent who changes their diaper, and go home at night.

It is interesting to me that they do honestly. Liquids shift weight a lot, which can be very dangerous to planes. I wonder how they handle it. Maybe they only put it on planes so big that the weight shift is negligable?

Not sure I could convince my self to read on the subject. But maybe a video? I don’t normally do videos for much of anything, but this might be the right subject for that format.

I’ve actually been thinking about this the last few months. Everytime I think of something I wish a game would do that it doesn’t, I realize it would be boring if it did. I don’t like tedium, but without it, a lot of games would just play themselves with you watching. So what even makes a game fun to play?

It’s a very interesting idea actually. And it could be made to work. Think of like a civ game, but it’s on auto pilot. All you can do is kill off people. Never specific people, but you can shift percentages around and increase the odds of different groups of people dieing. The game just simulates what happens. The end is when one ai takes over the world by the usualy possible paths. The intersting part will be, what kind of AI will win.

Businesses are not people. Don’t expect them to act like “good” people. Regulation and unions are the only things that shape the morality of a busniess.