okay so self-driving cars are neat and all but hear me out: what if, instead of all that effort making an expensive car that drives itself, just hire people to drive cars for you
you can make them really big cars that fit a lot of people too, and that way you need fewer cars on the street which means less traffic and less pollution
I don't know why no one has thought of this before--oh wait 🚌
On spoilers; Strong language
Extremely considering pre-emptively blocking all the galaxy brain people posting bullshit "actually, spoilers don't spoil stories" social science articles
I *like* to consume media without it being spoiled beforehand, and that's as deep as it goes
Maybe *that* should be reason enough for you not to intentionally be a fucking asshole to me?
re: Jewelry buying thing to watch out for
@starkatt Why do they do that, do you know?
re: scams, snake oil, -
I hate that people will take advantage of others like this. the victims don't even realize that they're being taken advantage of, because they're convinced that it's the medical/scientific/whatever community at large taking advantage of them, and they can be enlightened to the secret truth or whatever nonsense they choose to use
it's like cult rhetoric or something
re: scams, snake oil, -
https://electronics.stackexchange.com/questions/438342/would-this-module-serve-the-intended-purpose-of-hulda-clarks-zapper the question in question, incidentally
scams, snake oil, -
I really detest people who take advantage of the gullible and desperate by making some kind of sciencey-sounding nonsense and selling it to people for $ridiculous
now I see someone asking on stackexchange basically for the best way to electrocute themself because some snake oil salesperson claims that it's good for you or something--and they're extremely convinced that it works because they've "used it already with impressive results"
re: A things that will almost certainly happen (also audiohazard if you've played one particular obscure game series)
I just realized this cw says "a things" instead of "a thing"
I love that you can just take fundamental constants and easily-memorized numbers and jam them together into approximations of things
69^π^√5 is a good approximation of Avagadro's number, for example
or that there are three and pi quarters liters in a gallon
(a bunch more: https://xkcd.com/1047/ )
the reconstructed rules sound like a really interesting strategy game to play and I'd love to try it
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