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  • Lol companies in America literally set union organizers' families on fire well before the modern supreme court.

  • My union dues are about 800 a year, we'd be lucky to make only 10,000 less a year without the union, and have way less protections. Joining a union is one of the best investments you can make.

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  • There are a million efficient ways to make heat and tons of new development to be made in making heat in new ways. There is relatively very little development in turning heat into kinetic energy and then electricity when size and weight are no object. The combined cycle turbine is incredibly efficient and is likely to continue to be ubiquitous in power generation for some time.

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  • I think they are classified in the plant kingdom by most if not all, I was being sloppy with my terms. They are very different from what we think of as plants typically though, seaweed is a colony of single celled organisms more than "a plant"

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  • Seaweed is a type of macroalgae. It's debatable if algae count as plants or not, they are photosynthetic but are in many ways their own weird form of single celled organism

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  • Seaweeds aren't even plants...

  • Tell that to the tremendous number of homeless people in poverty who have pets.

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  • Lol it looks like that because it's glowing from heat (probably heat it is producing through radioactivity) it looks like pretty much any metal, just like uranium. Uranium compounds are super pretty though, plutonium probably too if anyone was nuts enough to make dyes with it.

  • Did a questionable but overblown refusal to address Palestine/Israel, and followed the algorithm to do documentary style content which is much less followable by a lot of people. Not aware of anything else.

  • This appears to be a tiny undergrad study on something neat. I think y'all are reading too much into this. Also, there appears to be no link between acetaminophen and autism but that has absolutely nothing to do with this study.

  • Nobody is talking about nsaids

  • So many companies and environmental damage just to get investors to dump money into terrible ideas.

  • Lol they don't care, they don't follow precedent, that is one of the major reasons they are winning so decisively.

  • They make consciousness transfer via transporter canon in the episode where Picard's consciousness gets lost in a gas cloud for part of the episode due to a transporter accident. Thomas Riker is a replicated clone with a new consciousness created by a freak accident.

    It's not like the concept of a soul isn't canonically a thing in Star Trek. It's outside the realm of the federations science, but clearly still a thing the enterprise encounters on multiple occasions.

  • I do a peanut butter vanilla oatmeal fiber meal smoothie in lieu of breakfast. It's tasty and filling and slows my digestion down for the rest of the day. It's a custom recipe mostly.

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  • Cassowaries

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  • No but we can make them significantly less effective, less rapid and less legitimate.