Of course! I’ll be sure to do this next time and also practice my reading comprehension.

yes, we’ll all go read the original paper. In fact, they should have just posted a link to the original paper and called it a day....

maybe the article should have contained some explanations on why the term ‘’ preserved organic matter ‘’ was the right term to use? If it is the right term, it is the right term. But as you said, it did cause a lot of confusion.

did you buy that for a dollar in a bin by the cash register at a book fair in your school gymnasium?

true that! I don’t think we’ll see an original Nintendo NES ou SNES on that device anytime soon

it’s a great game but some of the other games are meh!

perhaps ahahah! or at brunch!

this seems like a pretty cool little device but the game selection included at lunch is a bit lackluster in my opinion.

It did cross my mind ahah! But I assumed that human beings, prior to 1910 or so, couldn’t care less about life on other planets and would say that discovering fire or the wheel is of greater importance.

yes, completely! When I read the title I was like : ‘’ holy shit that’s the greatest discovery of our lifetime ‘’ but then remembered it’s Gizmodo so I read it and realized their title is misleading. As always.

and god knows that S-Class neeeds it!

did the no big oil money pledge worked? Not if some political candidates signed it but did it actually brought down the donation amount from big oil?

we’ll have to wait and read the reviews ahah

Alexandra Daddario’s deep blue eyes can forgive anything else that is bad in the movie Baywatch. 

it did! then again, I am not the same person as I was when I saw this movie at 6 or 7 years old in the mid 80s.....

“It don’t even exist anymore. I can’t even use it. I paid $4,000 for an extended warranty for three years, 38,000 miles,”...... Yikes!

I don’t know who were the salesperson at that dealership but they were really good salesperson indeed.

I was into it until I just learned it will be a musical. Not my cup of tea....

pretty much yes. But I do think we will see 25K EV before the end of the decade as at some point someone will realize that all most people want is a 25K EV without all the bells and whistles that current EV are offering ( auto pilot, lane change assist, auto regulated mutli-cars-mutli-city -multi lane-adaptive-cruise…

there are some decent financing available, I see some offers for 3.5 or 4% but it is only available on high model models. If you want to buy an entry level Kia, you’ll have 5 or 6 or 7% financing. And the car itself is 3-4k more expensive compared to a few years ago. At least in my neck of the woods. Honda wanted to…

Fisker does indeed advertise a lot ahah. I guess it is simply to generate pre orders so they have some available cashflow. Like Tesla did for the Roadster and the Cybertruck.

The interest rate was much higher in the 80s and 90s but car were 1/3 of the price, if not less. Which makes a big big difference in the end.

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