Personally, I’m antidisestablishmentarianist.

I had an odd negative reaction to a probiotic. I took it after a round of antibiotics for an unrelated issue because “that’s what you’re supposed to do.” My family physician supported the idea. Within a few days I developed severe chronic diarrhea that persisted for months. The Gastroenterologist I saw was stumped,…

Non-smart TVs aren’t really a thing. There are commercial display panels, but those are mondo expensive and suck for home use.

Those are some fantastic points. I see what you mean with the historical view, and even in the modern day if a middle-eastern man or woman is particularly attractive, light-skinned and conforms well to western fashion they totally get treated as white.

Those folks are pretty light, which is certainly a point in their favour, and legitimizing decades of cultural theft is a pretty strong motivation, but I don’t think the scared-of-losing-majority whites would willingly accept “them damn rag-head Moslemists” into whiteness just yet.

Mic.

They should just do what they’ve done every time in the past. Enlarge the definition of who counts as white. A hundred years ago Jews, Irish, Polish, and Italian people weren’t ‘white.’ Then as the non-white population grew, each of these groups got added to the white list.

I’m betting that the caginess of his statements is him trying hard to not say things he’s not allowed to say.

That’s in a head-to-heart positive loading direction, which is the human body’s most sensitive loading direction. In a front-to-back positive direction (like sitting in the seat of a car and getting accelerated forward), 9G is a walk in the park. 20G would start making things bad.

As long as there’s no vertical loading, sustained 10G is easily survivable. With adequate training (both technique and physical fitness), 15G is no problem. Short peak loads lasting less than a second are survivable well into the 50G range.

So, as a highly cultured living saint, my $560,000 Isetta gives me the appropriately extremely low horsepower-per-dollar figure. Excellent.

Yep, the Pidgey Party is the best way to trade coins for XP. Bought 8 at a time, Lucky Eggs are 62.5 coins each and can net you 70,000XP with a well-prepared Pidgey Party. That’s far more cost-effective than dropping a 100-coin raid pass and a 62.5-coin egg on a raid that you aren’t guaranteed to win.

Lifetime irrevocable membership, fam. Don’t worry about it.

Unfortunately, US elections are completely broken. You have hundred-billion-dollar campaigns bought and paid for by the very people who are actively harming the country. You have laws that prevent large numbers of people from voting. You have a brutally polarized two-party system that is incapable of doing anything…

Many protein powders are heavy on the dairy. If that’s not your jam, collagen is a decent alternative.

And they keep getting bigger and bigger, too. Have you seen the GE 9X? Their nacelles are 71% of the diameter of the fuselage of the 777X that they are mounted to (440cm / 620cm). It’s even bigger than a 737 fuselage. That just blows me away.

It also keeps the biggest source of drag (wing) right at the source of thrust (engines, so it turns out) too. This vastly reduces the structural needs of the entire aircraft.

Eh, weight distribution is not hard to deal with. Build the rest of the plane, then put your wings wherever the COM ended up.

Mentour Pilot is a great channel. I’m glad you watch it too!

Scientific linguistic pedantry: a quantum leap is the smallest possible change an element in a system can undergo.