Yes, I’ve known abut those eggs, what fresh olives taste like, and lye in cooking, I was surprised by the ferrous gluconate.

Yes.
It didn’t always work, but when it didn’t, it fucked other peoples lives.

The white spice profits must flow.

Reverse-greenwashing.

What in the goddamnolivefuckery did I just read … thx, I hate it.

(fascinating read tho, actual thx for sharing)

Killing sadness just leaves us utterly empty.

No, delegated acts are law for all EU members directly, directives have to be implemented via local laws.

But EU bureaucracy works, it’s a process but it does the job, they work via public consolations with member states & private sectors (companies) on legislations, and it really shows (in amendments too - especially once in force practices show which areas need more considerations & which simplifications).

And the right to disconnect is what most countries had as some base legacy laws, but now it’s setup up in a common way.

via iuslaboris.com/laws-on-the-right-to-disconnect … seems updated, tho iirc Canada also has at least some form of this … eastern Europe is just way behind in lawmaking generally (it’s still work even if they don’t have opposition), not sure what’s with Germany.

So a foreign manga reader that likes to work their wood whilst drawing furry pics from said manga, and travels to cons to display subsequent art - is the most irresistible person to women?
(Should probably think about doing some public garden porn photography tbh)

That does make sense.

It won’t ever shut up (brainhole adhd).

It’s more what triggers the few seconds of quiet I get blessed with every few moons.

Not biomes but …

Cesspool is an acceptable nickname tho.

South wetlands is reserved only for the exceptionally hot individuals.

EU has delegated acts mandating that every EU country transfers to local laws the “right to disconnect” with which every company needs to have a policy that prohibits them contacting their employees outside of work time (which ofc includes vacations) … except “in emergencies” (along with communication channel sequence) … which arent super defined but should be along the lines of preventing/avoiding damages in extraordinary situations.

And that employees can’t be punished for ignoring any communication outside of work hours in any case.

She is paying rent for that.

Thats the thing, no mutations, not even in mice that live in burrows and have like a generation every two seconds. They even did a DNA study by comparing species to the ones not from that area and found no differences.

But the main thing they looked at is cancer rates/signs (ionising radiation causing random mutations resulting in cancer, not superpowers), thats why the mice focus (but the fauna there is thriving, the biggest are deer).

The radiation causing mutation is very theoretical in the sense that the chances if it happening and leading to problems (and DNA corrective measures) seem to be low in the sense that radiation levels needed for that will sooner cause tissue damages too (which ofc is a thing that happens & kills).

There is still a lot we don’t know bcs there are so few nuclear accidents (and bomb test) sights to study, but the levels how we defined safe is way on the conservative side.

Why is the 70s panel missing??

Eccentricity generators were invented before mass oil or coal use (1830s by Faraday).

We’ve had windmills, hydro, and even animal/human powered devices that could result in turning cranks for the generator to produce electricity - all for centuries at even that point. I would have to look up about when we first used solar to boil water, but I’m guessing there about.

(… but … but … I meant Dexter, the showrunners, voice actors etc)

Bullshit. If you can get the same amount of reliable power by just slapping up some solar panels, wind turbines, and batteries, then obviously the cost is not insignificant.

I’m thinking in practical terms how that still doesn’t happen that often, humans allocate assets, humans don’t behave logically (behavioural economics).

Nothing ever is going to be perfect and efficient, solar panels might get through vast price volatilities as well, installation costs hand already soared.

Then, at the same time, they’ll ignore the most bone-headedly obvious cause of nuclear’s failure: it’s just too fucking expensive.

So why did we subsidised so much expensive oil infrastructure. And at higher cost of life.
Oil rigs can go into billions of dollars (and thats not even the total cost), nuclear plants tend to have the total running cost up-front (with decommission costs after the planned decades).

Humans don’t make economic decisions rationally.

Kentucky
Fucked
Chicken
right here!

(wait, Cuntfucky fucked chicken?)

The local undertaker family tells the story about Bob and Jim once a week to the whole village (attendance is mandatory).

You joke but this def influenced my view of the world, and my ideals.

Smort, containment protocols probably grew over the years with each deadly containment breach they had.