Professor Farnsworth: "Bad news, everyone! Look at this infinite series representing the mass of successive generations of Benders.
It's nonconvergent!"
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samzenpus
from the good-stiff-12-pack dept.
ElectricSteve writes "Most of the world's beer has between 4% and 6% alcohol by volume (ABV). The strength of beer achieved by traditional fermentation brewing methods has limits, but a well-crafted beer that is repeatedly 'freeze distilled' can achieve exquisite qualities and much higher alcohol concentrations. An escalation in the use of this relatively new methodology over the last 12 months has seen man's favorite beverage suddenly move into the 40+% ABV realm of spirits such as gin, rum, brandy, whiskey, and vodka, creating a new category of extreme beer. The world's strongest beer was 27% ABV, but amidst an informal contest to claim the title of the world's strongest beer, the top beer has jumped in strength dramatically. This week Gizmag spoke to the brewers at the center of the escalating competition. New contestants are gathering, and the race is now on to break 50% alcohol by volume."
I wholeheartedly agree with absolutely everything you said - predicting bad outcomes, alcohol, looking like you're having fun draws people. There is nothing there that I did not come to realize by myself, but I'm just really happy to see someone else saying it!
I used to have Google, before browsers had search engines integrated. Now I just set it to remember the last browsing session. Is this uncommon? Do most people really use a home page anymore?