What was it about those British planes that returned while others didn’t? The places they had holes didn’t need reinforcement, they still worked well enough even with the holes. The ones that didn’t return did get hit somewhere else so the places to reinforce where somewhere the returned ones didn’t get hit.
I’m reading when I’m traveling longish distances by train. Which isn’t often but it makes the rides way better. Currently I’m reading up on some political/economical stuff.
I’m out of university for ~3 years and I noticed I have regained my appetite for learning new stuff. So I’m reading stuff that I want to know more about.
I tried to have a more regular routine of reading but similar to you it made me read less because it felt like a chore. And I realized that it’s for entertainment and personal growth, which I’m fine with going at its own pace.
I never got how people read more than one book at once but if it works for you that’s great! I feel like I’d just forget what the other books are about while I read one of them.
You are pretty bold for a man with such cuttable arteries
I’m not sure if that’s how posting things to the public works. Optics will always be a part of that.
Honestly the jump in the etfs is kind of crazy. I expected a rebound from the recent dip but not like that
God. Damnit. I just managed to be able to listen to Gorillaz without just randomly singing ram ranch. Now it’s back on my mind
I’m curious, doesn’t WhatsApp require a phone number to be attached to an account? As in, I thought activating it doesn’t work on devices without a SIM card?
What is this spaghetti cucumber looking alien snack?!
Can’t believe anything they say, always trying to trick you and never ever promise them anything
Well now I am imagining cows in silly costumes trying to trick the machine into not recognising them
Consider this: horses can’t puke and just die if they eat something bad
Yeah I remember reading about it. This is probably a step in the right direction without having looked at all the details
Stopping the wealth accumulation at the top through taxes on property above a threshold.
And, supplementary:
Stopping tax evasion by implementing a global tax cooperative so nations can stop competing in a downward race on tax rates
Didn’t Munich famously switch back to windows?
That’s not really true. Without some fragmentation there is no need for standards
There’s a difference between wanting to feel pleasure at the result of killing someone and wanting to feel pleasure over the result of killing them?
I’m not sure what the difference between those two options is. But those aren’t the two options I was talking about. There are people that enjoy the process of killing things. There are people that like to eat dead animals but do not enjoy the process of killing the animal. Those are two different things in my mind.
There is a difference between wanting food you think is delicious and killing something for that reason and taking pleasure in the process of killing something. In one scenario the killing is a necessary evil in the other it’s the whole point of the process.
Aside from that the fact that so many people do pay “hitmen” should tell you that they do not enjoy the killing part, because otherwise they’d do it themselves.
Uhm, what 96% of the population actually kills stuff themselves?
Not the person you asked but I’m interested if I’m passing the vibe check
I hate that NATO exists, but I see that it has currently a purpose because other forces would and did overpower countries that aren’t included in a military alliance with mutual support obligations.
I want NATO to be a thing of the past as soon as possible but that doesn’t mean dismantle it and be helpless again. It means we need to get rid of the need for a NATO.
Nuclear: the sky spiciness got too spicy and turned into spicy rocks