I’ll take my yogurt plain, why thank you.

I was told that when aiming, I shouldn’t close one eye, as it will affect my tridimensional perception.

Fuck polymarket though, the metastasis of late stage capitalism.

I guessed that, though I’ll never miss an opportunity to roast them.

It is both parts enfuriating and embarrassing that the “heart of Europe” has one of the worst functioning railway infrastructure of Europe.

with just 55% of long-distance trains arriving less than six minutes late

https://www.dw.com/en/why-german-trains-are-rarely-on-time/a-75206414

Edit: Six minutes late means on time for them, not joking.

It’s Deutsche Bahn? I guess OP is still waiting.

“We can’t break the Prime Directive.”

Some time later:

“…and that’s why snakeheads have a labyrinth organ, which reminds me of this obscure trivia about David Bowie’s diet”

It’s an oil painting on fiberboard, and is available in a San Francisco gallery, that has extensive surrealist work, like Leonora Carrington’s. Worth a visit if one’s in the city.

The fern-cats one is great, I think she would have been a wondrous fantasy illustrator.

Remedios Varo, a fantastic surrealist painter: https://www.wikiart.org/en/remedios-varo

Oh, so then the well willing Good Will cashier gave you a warning, and told you to pick something else but you insisted, and now you’re bound forever. What becomes of “it”, shall become of you, kind of thing?

Did the vendor’s shop disappear once you went back to return?

Why does he looks like he’s wearing a Halloween mask?

Polymarket is one of the most Black Mirror stuff I’ve seen til now.

It’s APNews, I do not consider it propaganda, quite the contrary: The CCP is flexing their social networks muscle to expand their soft power.

“I’m at a very chinese time of my life” sounds like something out of trailer park boys or Broad City.

So it is all good news?

Sorry, it’s just a quote from the Simpsons: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LuiK7jcC1fY&t=23

No, that’s the beautiful part. When wintertime rolls around, the gorillas simply freeze to death.

A steady demand and generation would eventually drive down the costs (unless there’s a resource scarcity), generating jobs, related industries and r&d.
In addition, it would also drive down power costs and with it make power-intensive production cheaper, which might retrofit into solar generation costs.

And the longer I think of this make-believe magical world where politicians do sensible things that help us, the angrier I get on our shitty reality.

Do you mean Saturnalia?