I don't think you fully appreciate the difference between marketing and "being made aware of". You'd hope the billions of dollars companies spend on both improving their ability to influence decision making, and analyzing the performance of their marketing mandates would clue people in to the fact that the vast majority of advertising is not designed to "make you aware" of a product, let a lone a whole class of products as per your analogy.
Every time I hear about more sanctions I'm puzzled that they didn't go scorched earth when the war first started.
I wholeheartedly endorse your post.
- Vlad's other sock.
Does this mean
actually, people being too lazy to take an hour out of their day to recycle their waste is about the same as people being too lazy to take 10 minutes to look into the most basic facts of an issue before they voice an opinion is to blame
people are lazy and problems shared among all people means nobody or anything specific is "at fault"
I get your point (and agree with it), but that doesn't mean we need to latch on to every idea that comes down the pipe.
A week can't go by without all the science news sites announcing that someone has figured out that we have everything all wrong.
Slashdotters, you've come a long way since covid.
I read about a guy that got 217 covid shots. Imagine how hard it would be to function normally with that many chips trying to tell you what to do.
Also, I doubt that an airline would add unnecessary fuel just because a pilot requested it.
What doesn't make sense to me is why assholes think there's some advantage to taking a lot of other people with them when they off themselves.
IIRC, when he flew back over the country he exited westward by following the zig-zags of a channel, which he would have known wasn't covered by aviation radars, but wouldn't have known was covered by military radars.
It's pretty sure he wanted to leave a big mystery.
Despotic creeps?
That's stupid even for an A/C post.
50 years is one year for every 160 million dollars.
Could you elaborate on this so called "gravity drive" and "post-atomic power source?
Gravity Drive: hold a pencil at arm's length, let go of it, and watch it accelerate.
Post-Atomic Power Source: uhhhh, solar panels?
Solutions are obvious if one only has the optical power to observe them over the horizon. -- K.A. Arsdall
