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every day i walk into work and my manager says “here is the rule you must enforce” and i go “got it bossman” and i spend a couple days enforcing the rule and then my manager comes up to me and says “why are you enforcing the rule? we changed the rule yesterday and didn’t tell you” and i go “ok bossman new rule it is” and then a customer comes in asking to break the new rule and i say “sorry you can’t it’s the rule” and they say “but you don’t understand the rule doesn’t apply to me” and then my manager comes out and says “they’re right the rule doesn’t apply to them” and i ask why and my manager says “it just doesn’t.” and then the next day we get rid of the rule entirely and no one remembered it existed in the first place.

The problem with your post is that the concept of women being subordinate to men no longer exists, but the differences still exist. Every book these kids would read, game these kids would play, movie or show these kids would watch, school and church these kids would go to, would affirm the equality (if not superiority) of women. Nobody has said women ought to be subordinate to men since 1935. So the differences must be innate

Would you rather have a Phineas and Ferb summer or a Gravity Falls summer?

podcast season one: this is found audio! everything you hear is recorded by the characters themselves!

Inherently flawed imho. Like, obviously the current dominant methods, of grain-fed cows confined in feedlots or cutting down rainforests for grazing, are unsustainable and undesirable. That being said, lab grown meat has a huuuuge waste stream. Keeping cell cultures pure and sterile necessitates a lot of disposable pipette tips, petri dishes, plastic bags etc etc etc, not to mention antibiotics used in culture mediums.

solid points

“For cultured meat to move the needle on climate, a sequence of as-yet-unforeseen breakthroughs will still be necessary. We’ll need to train cells to behave in ways that no cells have behaved before. We’ll need to engineer bioreactors that defy widely accepted principles of chemistry and physics. We’ll need to build an entirely new nutrient supply chain using sustainable agricultural practices, inventing forms of bulk amino acid production that are cheap, precise, and safe. Investors will need to care less about money. Germs will have to more or less behave. It will be work worthy of many Nobel prizes—certainly for science, possibly for peace. And this expensive, fragile, infinitely complex puzzle will need to come together in the next 10 years.”

there's three rules of naming babies:

Optional Bonus: if your baby will ever have a job one day, ensure that their email address (if in the standard First Initial, Last Name format) will not be something embarrassing.