4% of a fart is oxygen, according to the article, which is enough to react with all of the hydrogen-sulfide, since 1 mole of oxygen is enough to react with more than 1 mole of hydrogen-sulfide (H₂S makes up around 1% of the total volume).
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You've changed the subject immediately, none of this has anything to do with a general strike. Did you seriously think I was talking about 2020 when I brought up Seattle? But hey, if you want to change the topic to another thing I'm pretty knowledgeable about, that's cool, too.
Oh right, I just remembered you also used to complain all the time about BLM because you had to briefly sit in traffic a couple times and now are on the side of the police state. Way to remind everyone of your petulant pettiness, too.
It sounds as though you're advocating against any kind of protest now. Your sentiment seems to indicate that if you don't get every single demand met permanently, then it was a total waste and you should've just stayed home and stayed silent, but that's ridiculous. It's worthwhile to stand up and fight against an unjust system simply for the sake of opposing evil in the world. Getting crushed under the boot of the police doesn't make you wrong for that. You don't protest with the expectation of winning any concessions, you protest to stand up for what's right.
Besides, cops having a way outsized budget was the case before the protests, too, so what's your point? It's still just as worthy of protest now as it was then. The protesters won concessions, but they were almost immediately and undemocratically reneged on. For all the "defund the police" hysteria the media threw around, it never really happened anywhere (not even Minneapolis), despite many promises from officials in major cities all over the country. It's like if the Civil Rights Act of 1964 was dangled to get marches to stop and then it was thrown out as soon as they did. You make it sound like it was the fault of protesters that city councils nationwide voted to increase their police budgets after promising they'd decrease them.
Is cops being evil/lazy/incompetent a USA specific thing, or is it the same everywhere in the world?
Indeed, Chinese cops laid siege to various universities during the Hong Kong protests, which were strongholds of opposition and organization, just like American universities have also been under siege at times for the same reasons regarding their Palestine protests. Cops never change and they'll always have the cop mindset, though I will say that American cops seem to be especially trigger-happy. From what I see, cops in most other countries are able to neutralize threats with non-lethal force most of the time. I never hear about German cops, who I believe also carry guns, shooting someone's dog or unloading into a guy failing to follow conflicting instructions being shouted at him. I can't claim to know much about German cops, though. Maybe someone with more knowledge could fill me in.
Is cops being evil/lazy/incompetent a USA specific thing, or is it the same everywhere in the world?
That's called a fossil word, a word that only ever gets used in a specific phrase. When was the last time you heard the word "inclement" outside of the phrase "inclement weather"?
Schizopost
"I hate hot weather. I hate that other people are allowed to live in hot places. I also hate air conditioning, which makes the temperature more bearable in whatever clothing you choose. I also hate that people in schools or businesses are allowed to wear shorter clothing that makes hot weather more tolerable and would cut down on the need for air conditioning."
Like, do you want to be too hot, or don't you? Complaining about the weather while actively refusing to do even the simplest action of putting on cooler clothing and at the same time eschewing your only other options of AC or swimming. This is the bed you've made. When hot weather rolls around, the least you could do is lie in it quietly without casting shade at other people, who have no control over the weather. They're simply doing what's necessary to not be too hot, the same way you need to do what's necessary to not be too cold in frigid weather with heaters and extra layers of winter clothing. Since before humans even existed, our hominin ancestors have had to adapt to extreme temperatures using technology and know-how. That's just how it is, whether it's hot or cold weather. To get mad at others for your failure to adapt seems silly.
I prefer cold weather over hot myself, but this is just a wild take.
That's just my opinion, though.
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I've had to read a few old German documents for personal genealogical research and good god, the handwritten words were hard to make out. Spent like 20 minutes just trying to read the phrase "ein und funfzig" (51, as in 1851). Someone else who'd read those documents completely misread them and listed his birthyear 20 years later than it should be, implying he was a 13 year old boy when he married a 30-something year old woman.