Even assuming gender dysphoria as solely a treatable mental illness, the best treatment is not to cause further trauma. That would harm them far more than it harms everyone else involved.

An article in 2024 quoting 2020 numbers on livestock to drive a point home, while the rest of the numbers are relatively stable. Their idea of "similar results" is a gross margin dropping by 80%+ being the same as a drop of 1% for the other companies listed. And like the other commenter mentioned, the huge drop is relating to COVID highs vs bird flu lows.

Not exactly. It would just open up a lot of underpaid positions, so a company that hires underpaid workers would have to pay more.

Based on this, I somehow doubt that.

Presumably those are next after the cats.

Prices tell almost none of the story alone. The people paying those prices are the ones renting them out rather than living in them. It inflates both rent and house prices because there's no other safe place to stuff your cash assets and wealthy people are desperate to get rid of excess cash that will be devalued by inflation.

This system puts most of the healthy people in a different group with self-funded or employer-funded healthcare. So only the most expensive to treat will be on these plans and those taxpayer funds are considered an "extra" expense to the people who already have their own insurance.

This is very little different from what will happen to public schools if private school voucher plans came into wide effect.

This only accelerates methane production, which is a far worse greenhouse gas.

Launching used to be an OS function. Start Menu entries. However, this is one case where the old Windows 8 style full-screen start menu actually makes more sense. Convenience isn't lazy. At least not without a purpose.

By replacing Walmart at its own game. Already, you have stores like Walmart serving these areas. Replacing that with a mini warehouse that doubles as a staging area for two-day deliveries coming from larger warehouses is going to be lots more efficient.

As annoying as AI generated slop is, vertical video is more annoying to me. I usually only catch Youtube on TV because I'm tired of looking at an up-close tiny screen by the time I'm ready to relax.

Plus, their integration of shorts with the platform is an utter mess. You can watch shorts on mobile and on TV boxes, and you can even use mobile to control the playlist on a TV - but you can't direct a short from your phone to play on the TV at all.

The description in the summary really sounds like some sort of massive electrical short. Of course deploying an additional emergency generator won't fix that, but it's automated. Even with both engines functioning, losing the electronic controls and flying completely manual would be completely different than normal control. There wouldn't be a lot of time to react at such a low altitude either.

Inaction was better than what happened this year. We could at least freely trade eggs with Canada before the tariffs wrecked that. It is far cheaper to ship eggs to Canada and import them from other parts of Canada elsewhere than to ship cross-country.

You will pay at least. Much like Microsoft, they are hiding large price increases under the guise of AI bundling.

And they care far more about being able to boast things like "number of subscribers with AI" than any user actually using it.

And I should point out that in either case, the manufacturer gets to say what's your fault even if it isn't true - at least without wasting a lot of time and resources to prove otherwise.