Heh. Yeah, after four years of the other guy, I keep expecting the next phrase to be something like “. . . sewn of nettles and tumbleweed by enslaved puppies.”

Reading the specs off the housing at 0:22: 6.5 A, 250 V, 1 HP. One horsepower (745.7 watts) seems low for that kind of voltage and current, but that’s what the plate says.

I am certain, of course, that there are fours, perhaps even high sixes, of people out there wondering, “But just how large a change in the composition of the milk can we expect from varying levels of palm oil supplementation?”

Details, details. I’m looking forward to his perspective on steamed quinoa on the cob.

1-Methyl-4-(1-methylethyl)-2,3-dioxabicyclo[2.2.2]oct-5-ene Surprise.

Well, this is America, where the states are the laboratories of democracy. ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Laboratories_of_democracy ) Turns out what comes from ten percent or so of them tend to howl at the moon, ooze radioactive slime, and lurch down to the village to eat brains.

Contracts that tie what a residence pays directly to the wholesale rate of electricity, plus circumstances that drive that “wholesale rate” into the stratosphere. An example, from Griddy: https://www.griddy.com/texas/terms-of-service-agreement . Which includes (“thetime” sic, because this is a professional outfit):

Ask the guys down at BJ’s Restaurants.

Are you forced to endure a lecture about Marxism while just trying to rub one out and eat some Sun Chips?

“It’s got corn for crunch, oats for punch, and it stays crunchy, even in milk.”

I’m afraid that’s the conclusion the guys paid to convince you of it got paid for.

Buying stock is what you DO when you have a big pile of money, but don’t want to just stuff it into a mattress and sleep on it. Saudi Arabia exports a bunch of stuff, and gets paid; they can either stick the currency into bank accounts and watch inflation eat it, or buy something with lasting value: real estate,…

From the Al Jazeera article at https://www.aljazeera.com/economy/2021/2/17/saudi-wealth-fund-acquired-3-3bn-in-us-video-game-stock :

Is organic food healthier than regular food?

Seems to be the case.  From https://blog.britishmuseum.org/a-sip-of-history-ancient-egyptian-beer/ :

In Planck masses, 875214407.98 * sqrt(reduced_planck_constant * speed_of_light / gravitational_constant) .

My first roommate in college taught me a proverb I quote to this day: “Temporary solutions tend to become permanent.”

Not well. That’s not really the point, though. Shelter is on the list of essentials—food, clothing, shelter—that people die without. Hence, getting disaster victims sheltered is A Thing, even if the temporary solutions aren’t as durable as one could wish.

True enough. Throw in a hill, though, and a truck’s worth of mass, and it quickly becomes impossible for a low-power solution to move the truck up the hill at perceptible speeds. Indeed, we soon have to start computing the actual forces, to determine if the human can even do more than slow the truck sliding backwards…