@MattWhitmanTMBH As a Catholic, I found many of the expressions of Arapahoe culture uncontroversial: the sage, drums, the hair cutting to mourn. But I am uncomfortable with replacing a peaceful bird that represents the Holy Spirit with a dominant predator that is thought of as a messenger
@mizliz_ What would she have to do in order for you to admit that she is appealing to the male gaze? Everyone has to draw a boundary somewhere. She has crossed mine
@smartereveryday Skip. I don't find the way you present topics to be as engaging when in long form as say Practical Engineering. Your content is good for getting you to think about a topic you wouldn't otherwise consider but with a broad view. Probably because you rely on impromptu interviews
@Explosions_Fire I found it funny to see you extract a tiny amount of Viton out of a cured sheet when I deal with entire pallets of the stuff on a regular basis
@skdh@ClaudiuDP@Monolith_Corp is currently scaling their process that electrically splits methane into hydrogen and carbon black. The carbon black goes into rubber like car tires
@AntifaPeds@hankgreen If I had to guess: most people would get sticker shock to actually see what they'll be paying for a bulk quantity. Also making and packing all the socks at once require more inventory space and working capital as well as potentially uneven production scheduling.
@Tabithabrownx Two pieces of advice: passion often follows experience, so pick something (even if it's not the most exciting), get good at it, and you may love it. Second, we often define ourselves in terms of how we help others, so think about what that means for you
@ElectroBOOMGuy@engineers_feed I think one last assumption adds another case for the airplane: the moving conveyor moves the air. If the conveyor goes fast enough, it might move enough air to create thrust.