This is so obviously irrational that I’m surprised that his cabinet hasn’t removed him for incompetence just for this. The man is a dotard.

Wow! I haven’t seen one of those metal disks for a long time.

There is no “system” causing high housing prices. In fact, high housing prices are due to the lack of a system: It’s bunch of homeowners each acting in their personal interest by impeding housing construction in order to increase the values of their own properties. That’s why California introduced a system. Now all cities must build housing proportionally, or else their local zoning restrictions are nullified and builders can build whatever they want. It’s working.

China can do it faster because it’s a dictatorship that simply takes the land on which it wants to build rail and pays the previous owner. In the US, there are far more legal hurdles for the government to acquire that land. Too many hurdles IMO, but going full dictatorship in order to have rail built faster is not the way.

How about “Ritualistically murdered by Stephen Miller, who then drinks his blood to absorb his power.”

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Yeah but all of this is true of humans, too.

That’s the spirit

“Gay room” lmao

Doesn’t ticketmaster now allow you to re-list the tickets for sale within the Ticketmaster app? It would be smart if they did, because they would get a cut of the resale without taking the risk of the tickets not selling at high prices.

You have me curious. What kind of contradictions?

Does this include fire pits, bbq, and smokers?

The universe (or at least Earth) is a factory that produces endless suffering, and it would be better off deleted.

Downvoted for censorship.

Now it has come full circle. Checkmate, atheists.

The article says that they contain NaCrO₂. That means that, by mass, they are 21% Na, 49% Cr, and 30% O. So I’m curious: why are they called sodium batteries, and not chromium batteries?

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• As the article says, Americans can buy them, but you’ll have to pay 127.5% Republican tariffs.

Haha. I used Lemmy.ml for a little while, and I noticed that it had a lot of pro-China posts and tankies, to the point that I found it likely to be state-sponsored propaganda. It’s reassuring to hear that someone else noticed the bias.

The lack of physical accountability, the inherent difficulty of text communication (avoiding ambiguity without the help of a face or body language), all this tends to make people into worse versions of themselves.

This is so true, and I hate it. I actually find Nextdoor quite refreshing because people are posting as their real selves, and nobody wants to be known as the local asshole. (Before someone makes an assumption, I’m not suggesting that we de-anonymize every social media platform. I just like having a platform that isn’t anonymous.)