If you have this sort of shopping problem, you should move to a tiny apartment. Nothing kills the joy of buying stuff like having to throw other stuff away to fit the new.

"Let's see one of you rich, pasty white motherfuckers try to sneak into Mexico or Russia with no papers"

Spoken like someone who has never left his hometown. You really think you can't get into Mexico without a passport? No sneaking necessary. You just walk across in plain view.

It's worse than that. At many schools, these tests are held separately outside normal class hours and are administered not by the professor, but by someone else.

This leads to the inevitable result that students are getting labelled disabled, then hiring people to take tests for them.

That analogy doesn't really hold much water. Those services were essentially serving two different market segments. Bundling ESPN with Disney is a very different thing from - say - bundling Disney with Looney Toons.

It saves Netflix the trouble of developing a bunch of new content. They're gaining access to a giant back catalog of top notch programming, one of the major studios (DC) regularly making blockbusters, and even perhaps some customers. Overall, is expect a bunch of synergy out of this deal. The price will be way lower than Netflix+Max.

Exactly. Streaming is close to a natural monopoly.

It's been click bait since Al Gore made An Inconvenient Truth. People love climate porn.

I think you mean "they had to... otherwise something would be done"

How is the Texas government resistant to clean energy? Aren't they pretty laissez-faire?

No one with any knowledge of climate would suggest that conclusions can be drawn by simple math.

Generally burning (new growth) vegetation is carbon neutral. All the carbon emitted had to come out of the atmosphere in the first place.

Science is allowed to be wrong. And we're allowed to ignore scientists we think are wrong.

I think the bigger problem is a major journal is accepting papers that produce results outside of what you'd expect from existing public research, and there was never a thorough peer review before publishing.

I mean, it's HBO. If some random porn appears, it's not the end of the world. It's not like it's Disney+.

I assume you are putting guests on notice that you put cameras in your bathroom? Cause if you're not, you're asking for trouble.