EndlessNightmare

Basic high school biology on trophic levels. The "rule of thumb" is that you only retain about 10% of the energy each time you go up a level.

I'm an opponent of factory farms and consider election night to be a fucking disaster. A few small bills may have passed, but the big picture stuff all went in the wrong direction.

Trump will throw Israel under the bus if it becomes convenient (read: profitable) for him to do so.

Wtf is with them using the word "taps". Not blaming you OP, it's clearly in the article's title. But I see it over and over and over again.

Not isolated, every time the stock market loses 2% is "plummets" or "plunges". Every time a fighter jet is sent to intercept something, it's "scrambled."

Like they all use the same lexicon.

Exactly the type of humans you need to rebuild a population.

And also generally not combatants. Or to use the crass parlance "not having military value."

I say officially because they would do so regardless but still.

Oh absolutely. They would use literally any excuse, including something entirely fabricated if necessary.

Harris outspent Trump by a significant amount and still lost. Take that as you will.

But we do have skin in the game. Maybe not as direct soldiers, but we are dealing with a foreign entity that has effectively infiltrated the U.S. government, interferes with elections, and has launched an attack on our 1A rights to free speech.

I've been saying this for a while, and have estimated a similar 10-year time frame.

Most new tech (except for medical advancements) doesn't really benefit the average person. Instead, it just gives corporations and governments more data, more control, and the ability to squeeze more money out of us. They don't represent actual improvements to society as a whole or to individual users.

Ngl, I run Firefox and the usual suite of adblockers and haven't experienced any issues. I do the same on my phone (Firefox in "desktop mode").

These are not simple differences of opinion. These are fundamental differences about core values.

That is far more depressing than the original image, as presented.