I bet you are really a hoot at parties!

(hoot (v.) "to call or shout in disapproval or scorn," c. 1600, probably related to or a variant of Middle English houten, huten "to shout, call out" (c. 1200), which is more or less imitative of the sound of the thing. First used of bird cries, especially that of the owl, mid-15c. Meaning "to laugh" is from 1926. Related: Hooted; hooting. A hoot owl (1826) is distinguished from a screech owl.)

“If you want a picture of the future, imagine a boot stamping on a human face—for ever.”

George Orwell, 1984

Funny money = funny prices.

https://news.stanford.edu/2022...

Egg Prices are up due the Avian Flu: https://www.cdc.gov/flu/avianf...

Sony X90CH65 - Is there a calibration app I should/could be using that does this?

I'm absolutely sure OSHA, EPA, SEC, FTC, and corrupt local, state, and federal bureaucracies, along with NIMBY Karen groups have nothing to do with your "odd reason."

https://archive.ph/Tsty6

https://thebrain.com/

Very good for brainstorming!!!


Needs better import and export so it could be used for inventory (i.e. flat file stuff).
Needs scheduling
It's a little spendy...

Given - The need for healthcare approaches infinity. I.e. goal is every single person on earth to be in perfect health for a long a life as possible. (don't forget pets, endagnered species, zoo animals, etc.) Challenge question for those who want to change the subject. If this is not the goal, what is it?

Given - Health care resources are finite. If not finite, why and proof please

Question - What is the "best" (fairest, most efficient, etc. ) way to allocate resources to healthcare? Bonus question - Who decides?

Serious question - who do you believe is stopping new power plants? Energy Companies + Politicians under cover of Environmentalists?

Fusion will be wonderful also. Progress does seem to being made though it is hard not to be cynical about the perpetual "10-20 years out" predictions.

https://archive.ph/VLOF6

Wait, they reported two. See, it's a crisis!!! https://archive.ph/rr0Yz

I accidentally turned on "Harry and Meghan" last night, only took a couple of minutes...

In other news, commercial application is 5-25 years out.... yawn