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Do these things now to lower your carbon footprint:
1. Replace a gas car with an EV (buy 3-yrs used if you can’t afford new)
2. Replace gas heating and A/C units with a heat pump (which does both heating and cooling in one unit)
3. Replace a gas hot water heater with a heat pump hot water heater (or tankless electric)
4. Replace a gas stove with an electric stove
5. Replace a gas clothes dryer with an electric dryer (a heat pump one preferably)
6. Replace a gas lawn mower, weed whacker and leaf blower with electric ones
7. Replace a gas grill with an electric grill
8. If you have a house built new, make it all-electric (no gas line; heat pump; 14-50 outlet for each garage car bay)
9. If you can afford to, put solar panels on your home’s roof. If your HOA does not allow for it, buy community solar
10. Fly less (until we have electric or emission-free flights)
11. Use reusable biodegradable cloth, such as canvas, bags at the grocery store
Go all-electric! Reduce plastic consumption. Be done with fossil fuels! We all have a responsibility. The planet thanks you!
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@CAaronRodgerus@farzyness Think if Tom Brady was about to marry someone new — he’d have a prenup for all of his preexisting assets (he would not just rely on common law)
@CAaronRodgerus@farzyness Are you kidding? A prenup is primarily for preexisting assets. It can also be for future assets, but they probably didn’t even know at the time Jensen was going to start a business. It would be quite uncommon for two in love without much money to even be thinking about that
@CAaronRodgerus@farzyness They got married in 1985, 8 years before he founded Nvidia, when they didn’t have much money at all. There was nothing for a prenup
@wholemars Cybertruck had FSD. It, like Y and 3, have autonomy and can get to unsupervised. Cybertruck was canned for one reason: it sold in numbers lower than the Edsel. It’s time for you and Elon to get something very straight in your heads: autonomy can include a steering wheel!
@blubaugh69@echann7 Oh look, another one. There are champions, just not championship games. The champion is determined by best regular season record + tiebreakers. Like is was for many decades in the past
Most are within 2 of each other, so not all stark.
However, the ones that are not within 2 of each other:
*Alabama - 3 (higher by committee)
USC - 4 (lower by committee)
Boise State- 5 (lower by committee)
*South Carolina - 5 (higher by committee)
*Missouri - 3 (higher by committee)
So, big time *SEC bias. Using the computer rankings would make most sense at this point