I'd either extrapolate on the importance of self negativity and it's how it's been lost in modern culture, or the tragedy that is the loss of teaching civics in schools.
Or maybe I'd just geek out on Laplace transforms and how they allow you to solve complex non-linear systems as if they're DC circuits.
Or how recreational access to psychedelics are just as important as therapeutic use.
I'm not sure you could call it a "flex" but the number of people I meet who are almost proud of how bad they are at math is ridiculous. Short of having been diagnosed with dyscalculia, lacking basic mathematics skills as an adult should be on par with not knowing how to read.
It blows my mind how many other Americans I come across who lack basic understandings of fractions. We use the damn imperial system, which is a whole other issue for a different lemmy rant.
I found this song and got stoked I might have a new band to dig into.
Dammit if the rest of their music isn't boring as shit. I found them so dull, I actually had to come back to this song and make sure I didn't mistake it for another band.
The song has a killer vibe, and then when I found out it was The Silversun Pickups I was actually bummed to know they could make such interesting music, but don't.
To be fair, Disasterpiece wrote the song, but Silversun did something with it much cooler than anything else they've written.
Before Dave Brockie died, I'd go see GWAR anytime we were both in the same state. Always good. Always worth it.
RX Bandits are easily worth seeing again and again. Just a powerhouse live energy and some of the most underrated song writing/composition.
They are one of those bands I don't tell people about until I'm sure they have decent taste in non-mainstream music. They are touring right now, just got tickets.
Less Than Jake used to be one of those "assemble all our musician friends, LTJ is back on tour" bands.
I've seen Hieroglyphics a good number of times. Always worth it.
The Smoking Popes were an amazing show every time I've seen them as well.
Something else to consider, a lot of sandwich places use "deli mayo." it has a much higher fat content than the stuff you can buy at the grocery store. Which, obviously, has a significant effect on flavor and texture.
It can be a key factor when trying to replicate restaurant recipes.
Almost anything infrastructure related, however it exists is probably the most efficient cost/maintenance ratio for that area. That is basically the only requirement for the engineers in charge of designing that kind of shit.
Unless you're the Texas power grid. Then it's literally the cheapest possible way to still be able to bill people for it.
I'd either extrapolate on the importance of self negativity and it's how it's been lost in modern culture, or the tragedy that is the loss of teaching civics in schools.
Or maybe I'd just geek out on Laplace transforms and how they allow you to solve complex non-linear systems as if they're DC circuits.
Or how recreational access to psychedelics are just as important as therapeutic use.