Cool, though I would assume the supercritical point would be a lot higher for Pu-242. I can't imagine that anyone would have knowingly sold this kid a fissile isotope.
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I used Notepad++ for virtually all coding I did (Python, JS, various Markup Languages, Action Script back in the day, etc) for a couple decades. The only reason I use VSCode now is because I inherited a nightmare of a legacy spaghetti bowl and needed the function tracing to attempt to figure out anything. I still prefer N++ for most small projects.
I think it is more jaded than mad. We are come to these communities to hang out and spend time in a space with like minded individuals, and when OF girls spam post to sell stuff it cheapens the whole thing. We become a market instead of a place to show off and hang out. All of us are a market everywhere else in our lives, it would be nice to have a fun space full of hot women showing off that is absent that constant drive towards our wallets.
I have nothing against OF girls or any other sex worker, I just recognize that there are times and places for selling themselves.
A bunch of people seem to be against the whole attention whore thing. I, for one, am a massiv e voyeur. Attention whores are one of my favorite things on the planet.
As long as you don't tease just to try to get us to your OF or Fansley to extract money then it is all just some harmless horny fun.
I will enjoy the show and decry the haters. You go on being hot and seeking attention. 😘 🥵
Not an economist, but I am a mathematician.
It is 100% BS. 99.999% of the rich don't get/stay rich by spending money. They buy a mega yacht and create a few hundered jobs for a couple months at best.
Economies grow when money moves. A billionaire spends 500M on a single yacht and that 500M moves to the yacht manufacturer and their suppliers. That same 500M spent $50 at a time by 10M people spreads that money across hundreds of thousands of businesses at minimum. That means it can be spent by more businesses on paying labor or expanding stock. That is more people getting money to spend money.
The concept of "trickle down" economics should function just as well as "trickle up" economics, but that requires that the wealthy spend as liberally and as widely as it being more spread out on the bottom. This the failure point. It will all end up at the top anyway, it will just make the world a better place getting there if it starts at the bottom.
I mean, technically SSA data might be a legitimate use of the blockchain. I am one of the biggest opponents of the whole mess, but there are use cases for a persistent immutable data record, and social security numbers would be one of them.