@IAmyLeigh So when the other ring camera footage from other houses come out showing them making animal noises at them as well are they still going to attack them?
Yep. They did it to Nolan Wells friends.
Austin Metcalf family was attacked even though it was their son who was the victim.
@DarkwebShaman I think fourth grade is a bit ambitious to expect all kids to be able to answer it. But I am curious what percentage who cant answer this by 4th grade, succeeds at it in 12th grade
@Arvandor131295@flugenhof Ya i think this is something thats only going to come more into focus over the years as the retiree share of the population continues to rise (8% in 1950, 18% today, and projected to rise to 22% in the coming years).
@Ani_the_Laquine@TheRickPatton@FritzPeasant@mary_pezzulo It takes water to cool the factories that make all the shit you buy, and the buildings you buy your shit from, and hospitals all types of commercial spaces. The device is called “chiller”.
@SnakeHoppe And then the crops magically reap, thresh, and winnow themselves, transport themselves to a to a granary, and then to your local little store. Then the field harrows itself and the haber bosch process and its inputs spontaneously occur over the field while seeds sow themselves
@xwanyex Kinda crazy how although the fed gov will guarantee all sorts of individual liberties (overruling state,local laws), fed gov does NOT protect me from a sheriff removing me from my own private property because of a municipal building code/occupancy rule.
@gmoult We already have thousands of high speed trains and they dont require bulldozing to lay track. They fly at 600mph. You want your 2 dimensional train within your city or from your city, fine. Your city or your two cities pay for it.
@Zamicol We already have thousands of trains and hundreds of millions of miles of 3D track in the US. The trains go 600mph and operate right over major us cities without needing to bulldoze for right-of-way.
@coleman_sellers@cafreiman The people who have things today are the ones who pulled stuff out of the ground and experimented with what they could make out of it. Hundreds of billions of tons of iron ore remain in the ground and it is recyclable.