Your body runneth out of Magnesium

Kids don’t even use radio. They don’t know what stations even are. Mine don’t even know what live TV is.

Yeah, “What the F does that mean?” Is the next line Michael says in the film Office Space 😌

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What the f does that mean?

I love drinking my MTN Dew with a soda spoon

At best, this will cause insurance companies to spend more on PR, and maybe make some small token changes they can use as headlines.

Hate to be the bearer of bad news but eggs were a thing way before chickens

Veritasium did a great video on the prisoners dilemma… What Game Theory Reveals about Life, The Universe, and Everything Prof. Robert Axelrod held a tournament in 1980 to produce a computer program to explore the prisoners dilemma… Axelrod’s Tournament

Of course, it wasn’t meant as an accurate prediction, more an expression of sentiment.

Couldn’t think of a better label this morning for how I felt. What would you suggest?

It’s not the politics, its. the geography. The counties that seem chaotic make perfect sense on the ground where the lines follow natural features in the land such as rivers and mountains.

Since the Play store requires one

Efficient yet insufficient

It stays in you, you die, buried, next generation might die with fewer, etc

The only way to reduce micro plastics is to reduce plastic production. We need to go with paper bags and glass jars or aluminum cans, bamboo straws, etc. the more we reduce, the fewer micro plastics we will add to the environment. I don’t know how dangerous these micro plastics are to life, but I am sure our children will find out.

What am I doing wrong?

Unfortunately I can’t see how public transport would be feasible without accepting that the vast majority of places I might want to go are simply inaccessible, and the places I could go would take 3-5 times longer. Case in point, there are no public transportation options to get to my son’s high school. It would be a 35 minute bicycle ride. I can drive there in 12 minutes. Getting to my local Wegmans would take 37 minutes by bus. I can drive there in 9 minutes. I live on the outskirts of a medium size city on the east coast in a low density residential neighborhood.

I guess it’s more than just “caring” - I feel that we’d all be a lot safer if we were all going the same speed instead of inviting people to dodge in and out

Help me out with this, because it’s driving me crazy. Whenever I leave anywhere close to 2 seconds between me and the car on front of me, someone cuts in, and I’m now too close to them, so I slow down, leaving a 2 second gap, and another cuts in. Rinse, repeat. I end up being the slow ass that everyone keeps zooming around unless I tailgate.