Most of the stuff is in sealed and tamper evident containers, so at the very least, we’d know something was up before trying to use anything.
Most of the stuff is in sealed and tamper evident containers, so at the very least, we’d know something was up before trying to use anything.
Not sure what “a lot” means but there’s some animal veterinary stuff that we buy every 6 weeks or so because… well… shit’s expensive and not always easy to find locally. It winds up being either Amazon or Chewie that has the stuff in stock and at prices (even with shipping) that are manageable with our budget.
Not much to learn, really.
You’ve just pointed out what’s been known since the 90’s.
The short and simple of it is:
Doesn’t seem like there’s hope for things getting better.
Following the rules doesn’t matter.
Suicide is hard, so why not attempt a “suicide by cop”?
Cross disciplinary skills for the win yo!
If they’re not making more work for you, its not something that needs to be worried about.
Any chance that you’re just doing to much work? Not a dig, I’m not a chatty person and prefer to do the work until its done or I’m at a stopping point and its time to go home. So my habit is to do do way more work than anybody expected me to. (Downside of being a person who tends to work moderately well with minimal supervision.)
God’s an unfalsifiable claim, so there really isn’t anything that could test that hypothesis.
Pretty much any scientific test/discovery that counters anything in a religious text whose adherents view the text as completely truthful and literal. But sciencey stuff might not have much of an effect on religious folks who view their texts less literally.
But anyways… heliocentrism, germ theory, gravity, evolution through natural selection, probably a huge chunk of the field of archeology, plate tectonics, radiometric dating, probably the written language at various points in human history (but that’s not really a discovery), trans species organ transplants, decoding DNA, direct genetic engineering, CRISPR, radio telescopy.
You mean unfalsifiable claims right?
Gingersnaps
You and your correct predictions… smdh
Sounds a lot like a boomerang being swung around by a rope or is that just me?
“Would you like to round up your purchase, we promise that we’ll give it to somebody who needs it.”
Large, well known companies that just advertise that they still exist. Like, yeah, I know McDonaldsBurgerTacoBellWendySonic’s exist. I pass them on every street corner. Show me an advertisement for something I don’t know exists.
Resetting/moving the products on the store’s shelves en masse, not because there’s holes from discontinued products but because “people will stop paying attention to the shelves if everything stays the same.” I’m old and in a hurry and I was here to give you my fucking money. Don’t make it hard for me to give you my fucking money.
Pricing to the 9’s.
Filling the shelves with a bunch of things that don’t seem to sell all that well, taking up space that could have been used to keep more of the fast moving products on the retail floor, just to have the appearance of diversity on the shelves.
That Feeling When: You talk about butt plugs to a naked mole rat and it looks at you in total confusion.
Unfortunately I’m not in any specific position to have access to things that could be of help.
But good to know.
Mostly because I’m not the most competent techie, I’ve been using VLC between my PC and iPhone, for moving “books” around on devices that are very out of date.
Doesn’t have everything, but does have quite a bit. Still 10/10, would use again.
Imagine this guy trying to explain this discovery to people who spend days reading and responding to articles trying to calculate how many angles can fit on the head of a pin.
A gift card with just a few cents left on it.
Does it count if I’ve actually driven tanks?
Black Momba: Neurotoxic venom
Spitting Cobra: Cytotoxic, neurotoxic, cardiotoxic venom
Arabian Sand Boa: Causes death by laughter
A Twice Stabbed Ladybug