The 20 year old would be sent 60 years into the future, but the 80 year old would not be there. When the 20 year old is sent to the future they “disappear” for the 60 years until they “reappear” once again.
In Doctor who the weeping angels send you back in time and feed off the energy of a life you could have lived.
If he had any decency or moral, Trump should have stepped down himself.
Also, kindly remind everyone with a vagina and everyone who cares about someone with one: This year’s presidential election is about abortion access. Roe vs Wade was repealed by extremist MAGA judges appointed by Trump.
100 percent true. Any item created by a company should be collected back by that company for full disassemblely and recycled fully.
This should be true for any thing, such as tvs, microwaves, fridges, couches, beds, plastic bottles, fast food packagings. Companies should accept the item back at pickup points easily accessible, and take back any item no matter how old. Think of beer bottle collections at your local beer store.
We as tax payers should really stop allowing corporations to use public funded landfills and garbage collection for “free”. These costs should really be part of the products created internalised by corporations.
Today’s weather, ads. With a high of ads. Ads coming in from the east.
Most phones has gone this way as a marketing ploy for waterproofing or water resistance. When was the last time you dropped you’re phone I’m the toilet or urinal?
I do have a feeling its more of a cash grab in having to purchase a new phone once your battery kicks the bucket.
Yup with inflation the $60 would be somewhere between $80-85 dollars equivalent in buying power.
So its technically cheaper. $60 today is $40-45, 14 years ago.
Was the tittle not “Groundhog Day Reloaded”?
To quote a line from Interstellar.
“We can care deeply - selflessly - about those we know, but that empathy rarely extends beyond our line of sight.” -Dr. Mann.
That’s like saying “why don’t you just swim across” instead of using the car ferry.
So does he go to prison or something? Or did he get a fine to pay?
“When cities are designed with mostly drivers in mind, they tend to be built for commuters and not residents, making them less attractive to live in or even visit outside of work.”
Cities need to be designed for the people and families that live there. Not people driving in from the suburbs.
Also, I wonder if NewYork will ever consider doing what Amsterdam did (in the 1970~1980) to combat its traffic issues (caused by car), and only allow pedestrian/cycaling traffic.
When the tram goes up hill its at the front, when its going back down its at the back. For this specific line at least.
Video of trams in Stuttgart in action https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DdzCyQyKvfg
The phrase “Starter homes” no longer exists IMO. The homes that used to be starter homes are really way out priced and no longer really being built.
Instead this phrase is more along the lines of “starter condo”. Developer’s are only really building single family homes now (in north America) or large condo towers. One is for families and the other for singles/couples or investors. Most condos in a 3-4 bedroom range as well are nonexistence or priced higher then a single family home.
Things like fire codes and parking minimums are really causing this IMO. Most cities and towns are talking about the “missing middle”. These are homes placed between highrise condos and single family homes, such as four plexes, low rise developments and laneways. There are a few other examples as well.
Unfortunately developers can’t build these, not because of week demand, but because things such as parking requirements and fire code restrictions really make these developments not financially feasible for developers, plus cities can choose to shoot down any proposals or permits which adds to the cost. (Better to build whats know and tried)
Soon we will all be plastic. Its already in our food and water.
What i really think about is these are only the effects so far from the plastics that have started to break down from when plastics were created (smaller quantities). What happens when the plastics of today start to break down (larger quantities).
Kind of like the effects of oil (air pollution) being felt 30-50 years down the line.
I have tested both lingding and linkwarden. Lingding was easy to use and did the basics in bookmark management. Though I settled on linkwarden for its saving of webpages in different formats with folder and subfolder organisation in the UI.
Both are good options, but linkwarden seem to be more power user focused.
If its one thing I learned while traveling in Europe, it’s that any rail transport such as trams/subways/trains, have the best track construction.
It does not “squeak or screech” in your ears and cause you tinnitus.
I just realised iTunes (store) is no longer a thing. Everything’s just streaming now.
Time to bust out the walkman
Lisbon Portugal. I forget what the exact street is.