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This strain has a reservoir in wild birds

A lot of men are sick of being told they're emotionally fragile for not wanting to be accused of thoughtcrime. Both sides are responsible for this situation and it doesn't help to attack the base you're seeking support from. Dems and you need to learn this.

You're probably more senior than this dev.

This is the normie view, they just can't be bothered doing anything about it

You really don't know what you're talking about unfortunately. Desalination is hugely energy intensive compared to simple filtration, which uses no energy, just a filter. This is why desalination is only used in places where there's no fresh water, only seawater, and lots of cheap energy like in the Middle East.

River water and lake water are potable with minimal input, whereas desalination is prohibitively expensive. Unless there's a free energy source somehow, we're better off drinking river water or small beer as our ancestors did.

I know they're not in the EU, but that's exactly what the Helvetic Confederation (Switzerland) do.

They cost $1m/min to run

Thanks, was going to say the same, the AEC deserves a similar respect as the NHS for this reason. A truly apolitical electory body.

Grey Goose is still Kirkland last I heard!

This is not about you.

Ridicule is a tool. It's a pity you lack a sense of humour, it helps.

God damn I am dumb. Thanks for spelling it out lol!

I thought it was your national anthem?

Youth is fleeting

You mean you could accidentally spin 364.9° or 365.1° instead of 365° exactly and you'd be off by a large amount? Might be dumb but still not getting how a perfect pivot right back to 0°/365° would still miss!

Because of the Earth's curvature you mean?

Numeracy is certainly not so common

The logical error here is assuming it's about skin colour when it's in fact about centuries of exploitation in Africa that Musk benefited hugely from. I suppose it's not a logical error if one doesn't know about the history of colonialism in Africa.

It's reasonable to assume that any white person who lived in southern Africa (Namibia, Botswana, Zambia, Zimbabwe, South Africa in particular) moved there not for the safari or the lifestyle but for the eye-watering profits that came from exploiting the land as their resource and its peoples as their labour. A lot of contrarian arguments that get voted down on the internet focus on the minority view, and I think this is where you're coming from - unfortunately in the case of colonial Africa, there aren't very many clean hands at all, even if they weren't the ones being cut off.

Unclear analogy - is the substrate going through the mesh the process of nice things existing? Maybe I'm thinking of substrate in a chemical sense rather than biological, or I'm just cooked. Is the mesh some sort of filter that allows bacteria to grow on the substrate (host)?