There's an interesting space for a left-hand PC gaming peripheral. Keyboards are OK, but don't have any analog controls, and your most articulate digit(thumb) does the least while your pinky is heavily burdened. The ones I've seen are just half a keyboard made slightly more ergonomic.

I have used a Stream Controller in my left in combination with a mouse. But it's awkward to hold one handed, and it takes a lot of button remapping if the game even supports simultaneous inputs. There was also Microsoft's "Strategic Commander", a joystick with the form factor of a mouse, that I've always wanted to try out.

Unfortunately I think too many people are attached to WASD for anything new to catch on.

> Like he made up something just to sell a book.

Duh, as Ursula K. LeGuin put it “a novelist's business is lying”

They can only sell them for store credit on Steam, there's no way to actually cash out. Best you could do is buy some SteamDecks to resell.

Revolutions can also be technological.
That type is less likely to change who's in power than the other two, but even more likely to alter the underlying systems of power.

I'm sure desserts will grow, as you point out, the tropics are good at transporting their heat away. But it's our cold regions that are the fastest warming ones because they can't dump extra heat anywhere.

Remember; global warming is caused by trapping heat, not an increase of energy entering the system.

The logic is perfect as long as you understand what it actually is. If you assume a floating point can be any real number that's your own failing, not the computer's.

Or it's the only store left within 50 miles, after it put the local shops out of business.

This looks more like the notification bar on the top of Android or iOS, it's in addition to the TaskBar not a replacement. Also it would take up even more of that precious vertical space.

Tools aren't just for food, every animal that builds a nest is a tool maker.

What if I just I borrowed it from a library or heard it on the radio?

The AI companies are slimy, but copyright should never control who can read those books or listen to that music, that would be cultural and intellectual suicide.

Baleen whales' "filters" do require manual cleaning, food accumulates on them and is scraped clean by their tongue. This kind of filter really is more of a fish thing, from anchovies to whale sharks.

No, you were right, there's plenty of AI sock puppets infesting all the social media sites.

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Fun fact to get past the filter:
Punctuation (including spaces) was first invented to inform how text should be read aloud.

"(Dis)order" is a human concept not a physical one. Entropy is really a inverse measure of our knowledge of a system, not a property of that system, low entropy just means the system is more tightly defined.
We consider box of particles lower entropy when all the particles are one on one side because that gives us more information about that system than one where they could be anywhere in the box. And in the extreme where we know the properties of every particle no arrangement has any more or less entropy than any other, regardless of how "ordered" we consider it.

Also on the consumer side, you would need every person to have complete accurate information about every product on the market.