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Yeah and it doesn't even taste good.

This can easily be solved with a bottle of food colouring. I've compleltly replaced my red meat with blue meat. Problem solved.

Seriously?

I was scratching my head because I couldn't think of any green bodied web-building spiders with orange legs that also practice matriphagy ...

Damn, you really thought about that a lot.

I was really just going to argue the dictionary definition:

the application of scientific knowledge for practical purposes, especially in industry.

machinery and equipment developed from the application of scientific knowledge.

the branch of knowledge dealing with engineering or applied sciences.

And i don't think the remaing 3 really fall under that definition. They are terms that describe a general concept, not a specific application of knowledge.

Also I have to disagree on this one:

Tribalism did not exist, somebody thought it was a good idea, it got popular

Tribalism existed (and still does) in nature long before we invented anything. All kinds of animals of the same species form groups and compete over territory which each other ... which also is like a kind of primitive version of war, as well. And I feel marriage also falls into that kind of area, where at least with the larger mammals there is a need to care for immature offspring, which makes it an evolutionary advantage for parents to stay together.

But yeah, I think in the end it's just about the semantics of the word technology.

They are not great indoor spiders but since they are always roaming around they sometimes end up inside homes.

I've never had a USB-C connector or port fail or wear out ... ever. And that is with daily use for over 6 years.

You go ahead, I'm currently grocery shopping.

I give you fire and even cookies. But the other 3 are definitely not technology.

Sorry, I was too slow on the edit I guess.

There are special areas for strollers, bikes and other bulky stuff.

Is the tram not full?

Only during peak times. But even then, the frequency is 3.5 minutes, so skipping one or even two is an option.

Sure, just hauled home an AC unit on a rolling board using the tram.

There are special areas for strollers, bikes and other bulky stuff.

800m by foot only.

Or about 50m and 2 tram stops.

edit: counting is hard.

Yeah, with low-sec camps we'd often give advice if we killed someone that turned out to be new. Though we didn't usually reimburse them.

No such leniency in null-sec or wh-space, though. You're either blue or you get killed (& podded) because it has to be assumed that every new account is an alt/scout/spy from the enemy.

DIN standards, please.

No weight limit under the seat, though.

You'd be surpised by how many countries do not have a lead paint ban. Though China is one of them that does.

"Ever" is a long time.

If we managed to make a computer model where you can input a DNA sequence and the model can produce the corrosponding organism, you could almost brute force it (run DNA sequences until your model comes up with a dinosaur that matches our fossils).

I agree that it's not stealing. It's automated plagiarism.

Then how do you explain the 8kg weight limit for carry on? Who is endagered by 9kg luggage? And it's not even handled by the staff.

I don't see the problem with pricing clothes depending on how much material was used.