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Even if the scientists go to the military sector that's a boon for science. Military scientists often end up making things that get adopted all across society, GPS for example started as a military-only navigation aid. And technologies that can aid in giving medical aid to soldiers on the field can be adopted in hospitals.

My problem isn't that I don't use what I buy, the problem is that I buy too much. Like the recipe I need calls for one stalk of celery, but I can only buy an entire celery plant, like 11 stalks in a bundle because that's all the store offers. What do I do with the remaining 10 stalks?

Imagine what boons this will bring to Europe, when all the American scientists move over here.

There will be a solution for the adblocking side, there always is

Proof: it contains numbers

I would not be surprised if it can only be "turned off."

Reddit is run by corpos who tried to get comfy with the US government. The current US government.

I want to fill a spoon with strawberry seeds and see how it tastes

Most modern devices track the phone even when it's turned off. If you can't remove the battery, leave it at home.

Remember that one protest 10k strong is easier for the pigs to suppress rather than 10 protests 1k strong

You must be so tired of winning.

Here is the simple trick: leave your phone at home. Get a burner.

Youtube has ads?

Any bottles that are not plastic. So glass or metal.

Starfield is a great game. For about 10 hours, then you get bored.

It's a shame, because it had so much potential.

For all the faults Nintendo embody, they know how to make tutorials, especially with the Mario series. You may think "there are no tutorials in Mario" but that's part of it. Nintendo's design formula for making stages for Mario games consist of "introduction, escalation, complication." First they throw a new mechanic at you, maybe the stage has rotating cylinders you need to stay on top of to progress, and not fall down. Then they up the difficulty a bit, adding more factors to the gameplay like introducing enemies that you have to dodge simultaneously. Then finally they turn the new concept up to 11 towards the end, by making you have to juggle both the new mechanics and some other modifiers, perhaps having to fight a boss at the same time, or perhaps requiring some more advanced platforming maneuvers to progress. That way a stage can be a tutorial, and you don't even realize it.

And I'm sure the EU has plans to defend it, next question.

I'm sure that means there will be repercussions

Whataboutism is the tool of the enemy.

You think he has that forethought? Or thought at all?