And if we zoom in a little closer, we’ll see:

other things that remain magical mysteries to americans:

Um... they did.

This man’s son is obviously the pot. But it can’t be boiling unless you see it in the picture. The last puzzle is clearly a reference to the pot not boiling, thus it’s the son of your father.

Plus, you can’t boil a pot. You can boil the water in the pot, but if the pot itself is boiling it would be reduced to molten metal and no longer qualify as potlike.

Only when he’s not busy giving birth to Teslas

Its a very efficient black box, thanks.

Wouldn’t this necessarily also include massive improvements in battery tech? The good thing about coal and natgas is that they’re immediately responsive to changes in frequency - wind and solar aren’t. For us to move to a grid that’s not backed by peaker plants, we’d have to completely revolutionize the way we store…

privatize it? Why? You had it at “disband it”

Gotta be sure they’re un-armed...

Coming soon from TimF101, The Boy Who Toked With Chilis.

If you are liking the video and not the music you should keep that to yourself. Because it makes you sound like you have seriously uncouth musical taste. Go listen to Jack Johnson and keep quiet!!

When are you and Wes going to go toe-to-toe on the hammock vs tent?

Closest thing to riding a chocobo I’d imagine...

Which word sort of got you? 'Joint' or 'Cool' ?

I'll give someone an idea for free: Start a brand called "Monarch Apparel" or somesuch, make it a part of your model to locate fields of milkweed across monarch migratory paths. Talk up the no duck torture thing and make some warm clothes in America.

I blame art schools for most things.

Thanks for doing this article. I work for the US Forest Service and it is amazing how few people know the differences between the different federal land agencies, even in the West where these designations have real economic meaning to the people living around them.