also biden will probably laugh about his slip. trump did a toddler walk down a ramp and then went to a rally and spent 15 min talking about how "IT WAS THE MOST DANGEROUS RAMP IN THE WORLD. LET ME TELL YOU WHAT A *** HERO I AM. OK SO IT WAS SLIPPERY, AND I WAS LIKE. OMG NO ONE CAN EVER MAKE IT DOWN THIS RAMP.", just to protect his fragile ego. honestly joe biden isn't my favorite person in the world, but still...
Yes, lets all laugh at the man falling on stairs. Hilarious.
Isn't that basically the premise of America's Funniest Home Videos? That crap got 31 seasons (and counting). All we're missing is a terrible Bob Saget voiceover.
A surveillance company has created technology via modern cars where they can track you, track where you go and how long you stay in any location. They plan to sell this to anyone, including the us military.
So now, not only can your phone carrier track you anywhere you go (even if you have GPS and wifi off) and again it's their property so they can sell this and give it to anyone they want, so can your car!
Just stick a chip up our butts and put a leash around our necks and be done with it.
I had a friend who was into the "There are micro chips in the vaccine to track you" thing.
I had to explain capitalism to him...
"They" are not going to pay for an elaborate scheme to put a low powered chip in you when they can sell you a device you will always carry with you that not only tracks your every movement but also shows you commercials.
Anyone who ever mentions being chipped. Remind them they aren't important enough to give a free chip to. They willingly pay to have a chip track them already.
If you already give someone hundreds of dollars a month for the purpose of tracking you, why would they give it to you for free.
First ep of Falcon and the Winter Soldier was totally different (better) than I expected. Trailer was like "this is rush hour". Totally not.
I also enjoyed it. I have always been more curious about life after the blip. How if affected the job market, revenue, taxes, etc. Didn't expect it to be this fleshed out in FWS though.
First ep of Falcon and the Winter Soldier was totally different (better) than I expected. Trailer was like "this is rush hour". Totally not.
I also enjoyed it. I have always been more curious about life after the blip. How if affected the job market, revenue, taxes, etc. Didn't expect it to be this fleshed out in FWS though.
That was pretty soul crushingly honest real in the bank.
The whole "idea" going forward is going to get pretty real.
Dunno, Thanos's plan never really made sense. Okay, so you wipe out half of all life. Unless you also wipe out the conditions that supported the original amount of life in the first place, a sizable portion of all species will recover back to their original number in a relatively short amount of time. If we're looking at humans, it would only set us back to the population we had ~50 years ago.
Unless he planned on snapping more than once and at regular intervals, it was a short-term "solution" at best.
Dunno, Thanos's plan never really made sense. Okay, so you wipe out half of all life. Unless you also wipe out the conditions that supported the original amount of life in the first place, a sizable portion of all species will recover back to their original number in a relatively short amount of time. If we're looking at humans, it would only set us back to the population we had ~50 years ago.
Unless he planned on snapping more than once and at regular intervals, it was a short-term "solution" at best.
The idea would be that the survivors would realize and not over populate again.
The dirty work would be done and no one would have to shoulder the burden. But obviously that wouldn't happen. See; endgame dialog.
Dunno, Thanos's plan never really made sense. Okay, so you wipe out half of all life. Unless you also wipe out the conditions that supported the original amount of life in the first place, a sizable portion of all species will recover back to their original number in a relatively short amount of time. If we're looking at humans, it would only set us back to the population we had ~50 years ago.
Unless he planned on snapping more than once and at regular intervals, it was a short-term "solution" at best.
The idea would be that the survivors would realize and not over populate again.
The dirty work would be done and no one would have to shoulder the burden. But obviously that wouldn't happen. See; endgame dialog.
Nope, still a stupid plan. Only the intelligent species would think twice about what happened (for obvious reasons) so it wouldn't really affect everything else in the long term. Even the vast majority of intelligent species might not take anything away from it, as how many of them would even know what happened? Poof, half of them are gone, no explanation. It's not like that is going to trigger some immediate realization of the purpose behind it and cause them to conclude that their new population number is some kind of hard cap that must be preserved at all costs, especially given that only a percentage of them would have even hit the point where limited resources were a concern in the first place.
Dunno, Thanos's plan never really made sense. Okay, so you wipe out half of all life. Unless you also wipe out the conditions that supported the original amount of life in the first place, a sizable portion of all species will recover back to their original number in a relatively short amount of time. If we're looking at humans, it would only set us back to the population we had ~50 years ago.
Unless he planned on snapping more than once and at regular intervals, it was a short-term "solution" at best.
The idea would be that the survivors would realize and not over populate again.
The dirty work would be done and no one would have to shoulder the burden. But obviously that wouldn't happen. See; endgame dialog.
Nope, still a stupid plan. Only the intelligent species would think twice about what happened (for obvious reasons) so it wouldn't really affect everything else in the long term. Even the vast majority of intelligent species might not take anything away from it, as how many of them would even know what happened? Poof, half of them are gone, no explanation. It's not like that is going to trigger some immediate realization of the purpose behind it and cause them to conclude that their new population number is some kind of hard cap that must be preserved at all costs, especially given that only a percentage of them would have even hit the point where limited resources were a concern in the first place.
This is a thread that I found on another website I post at. It can be really really interesting. I thought it deserved a place here.
Post your random thoughts for the day here, or anything else that intrigues you.
For starters, is it possible to give constructive critism to someone who doesn't have a neck? I totally just walked by a girl who didn't. Someone isn't getting a necklace for Valentines day!
And who decided black and white can't be colors? I want to say a racist. I really do.