So you're saying there's a slim chance the underdog can stick around & possibly become what Reddit was meant to be?
& The handful of those of us that make memes for this lost creature should continue to do so?
I always prefer the underdog. Reddit even unbanned me & I'm like "nope, you don't get to do that. I found a better friend that appreciates me in a more healthy way"
Does the 30 billion also account for allocated resources (such as the incredibly demanding amount of electricity required to run a decent AI for millions if not billions of future doctors and engineers to use to pass exams)?
Does it account for the future losses of creativity & individuality in this cesspool of laziness & greed?
They weren't lovebirds until faced with death...after the dinky shuttle dinked out.
Voyager has a Borg and several Vulcans...yet somehow manages to remain the least logical crew. Still one of my favorite crews, I just wish they could've figured out how to keep 'One' alive. Don't even get me started on Tuvix.
Well, they can't just leave an unstable warp core floating around in one of the weird sections of space. People are willing to risk their lives over just some of the plasma. They were close enough to retrieve it, also the Klingon engineer was having a bad day. Crew was just helping her save face. Dumping a warp core is like separating the saucer; only to be done if necessary.
I don't know your cat, but I know cats very well (in general)
Is it keeping it's head down like that? It seems to be in pain. Not to alarm you, but maybe look into it.
Edit: didn't mean to reply to this comment. I'm assuming OP will see this regardless.