In my country, the age threshold for earning income is 15 years. That would seem reasonable to me at least.

You mean AItorrneys?

Funnily enough I found myself noticing the complete opposite in the past several years. There's plenty of cheap quality games that will give you insane amount of entertainment for very little $$$ spent. Sure, MOST of games are junk (and so are TV programs, in fact), but between tens of thousands of shitty games, there's still dozens of jewels with lot of replay value.

Many humans in the field of music were already replaced by technology that made the remaining humans in the field more efficient at their work. Why is it a problem just now?

A hundred years is "too quickly"!?

In my country it was banned such a long time ago that there isn't even a historical record of it anymore. Quitting slavery in 1865 is...pretty late, as far as the world is concerned.

Mike Brown is a famous USAian astronomer, too, so I'm not sure how he "doesn't have any regard for science or scientists in the first place".

Weird; I've never had problems with running browsers from OS packages. Including rolling releases of browsers.

The current issue with solar panels is that their front glass is currently one-size-fits all, even though it was suggested that having different durability for different environments could lower total costs.

False dichotomy; OS packages exist.

That would be lovely, except...

...well, I'm not sure how much I'd trust code where I'm not even sure that what I've just written is correctly defined and where I don't even have a way to find out.

What exactly has been learned in the last 70+ years about launching a 5000 tonne launch vehicle with almost 40 methalox full-flow staged combustion engines? Could you enlighten us on that matter?

By standards of every other launch provider, this was a 100% successful flight.

You're citing an event with an estimated atmospheric carbon increase of 1 PgC/yr as an analogy to the current anthropogenic carbon increase of 10 PgC/yr? Furthermore, an event that took place in an environment with no land ice cover? I suspect you'll have to correct your conclusions significantly as to what this means for us.

And the recently extinct species will become de-extinct and reappear in the fossil record. ...oh, wait, they won't!