And yet I’m sure you read it pretty regularly, and it’s a net good in your life. It’s easy to focus on the negatives and miss what an absolute treasure it still is.
Edit: and it seems it’s been a while since you were a young student and have forgotten what that experience is like. You know many things now, but you didn’t start that way.
Then you’re not thinking like someone who lives under authoritarians. Have you never gone on a Wikipedia journey following links and ended up on “gunpowder” or “list of dictators in the 21st century” or anything else that could get you painted as a “revolutionary” and locked away?
Death, death to the IDF!
Plus there was the whole lying about emissions and doubling down when called out thing.
But then how will they hide the emissions cheating?
For me it’s more that I have to move all the time to keep the rent down and moving solid wood furniture is a nightmare.
This makes so much more sense than gourd soda.
And if you’re making your own, don’t get a SodaStream because the factories are in occupied/stolen land in Palestine. DrinkMate is a better machine anyways.
Do you bake and blend the squash? With or without oil?
Yep, I was there when this happened.
It’s backfiring badly as institutions get their data the hell away from American control. It will take a few years but the damage has already been done and can’t be reversed.
How often are you staring at the screen of strangers’ phones to the point you can determine what operating system they are using? That’s really fuckin creepy, dude.
Wanna try that sentence again, big guy?
Squirrels in suburbs are invasive and destructive because all of their natural predators have been driven away by suburban development.
I’m convinced that suburban gardening is just an elaborate way to spend tons of money and resources feeding the local squirrel and rat population.
Source: my tomatoes and peppers. Again. Just like last year. And the year before.
I don’t think you understand what objectively means. She objectively lost.
They don’t though. Family farm ownership is dropping rapidly and farmer suicide rates are sky high.
It’s never really been all that great about current events. That’s the cost of being “neutral” and letting everything settle into hindsight. However the vast majority of human knowledge isn’t current events. Even if Wikipedia were to never get updated again it is still extremely useful.