How much material and energy goes into making those thin plastic grocery bags?

its where they end up. They last >100 years.

I used to throw huge bags of bags in recycling. We used to have bags blowing around everywhere. I can see it made a huge difference in my house, but we’re not idiots, you go shopping, you bring a bag and some type of payment for said goods.

Same in Ontario, Canada.

But bringing a bag to a shop is gay.

They use a DNA damage agent instead. Better?

https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2026/09/260912220107.htm

And we wonder why colon cancer is exploding under 30.

Mexican coke

Identical to any other coke.

You can rip the sucralose from my cold dead hands.

will be easier after the cancer.

but it’s only one gram per ml! Diet!

Hey, that’s illegal. Half of Gitmo is label rippers.

I had the cheese touch for 17 years.

Tell your servant to reach in and pull out the toast.

Fucking Ed Sheeran can open his own beans! I won’t be opening for him!

Holy shit this thread…please tell me science education is not this bad.

LOL…I guess MIT woke up finally.

My institution made sweeping changes to de-digitize a year ago, and it’s only increasing back to pen and paper, chalkboards. Writing and assignments are now pointless unless we teach how to use LLMs.

That’s Petey.

Where’s the 20 year sentence for insider trading politicians?

Until Canadian and European network satellites launch next month. They are launching with SpaceX, but killing Starlink. Robbing Peter to pay Paul.

But the market has never been about reality, that’s why it periodically crashes, with bigger and bigger crashes.

Because satellites are expensive.

SpaceX is just the first time anyone commercialized NASA tech. But now a half a dozen countries and companies abroad are doing the same thing. SpaceX also failed on some big projects.

The tech CEO’s are playing into fears of AI, because their development didn’t meet their hype

Across boardrooms, overpaid MBAs constantly lose billions on the simple concept that all graphs continue to extrapolate favorably, propped up by investors who believe the same thing.