No doubt of the stakes today, and we want and need an engaged, allied America. But the sight of European political capitals transfixed in anxious terror and anticipatory doom at the spectacle, having wasted years doing the bare minimum to embrace our agency, is our own tragedy.
Cities, homes, restaurants, hospitals — all of them need warm, yellow-tinged lighting.
I can’t think of a single place that has been improved by the introduction of white LED’s.
the ubiquitousness of better coffee in Australia/NZ relative to other countries just doesn't make sense to my brain.
We're just not a fussy people? Why would we care so much about perfecting this one thing that is available literally everywhere? yet!
I'd say something about the fall in editorial standards at Nature, but people in the Southern Hemisphere might mistake that for the spring. #inclusionmatters
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It is good to share our high quality of life, abundant natural resources, and amazing civic institutions with more people. Those people will also help us afford to serve our aging population. And they will ensure Australia remains globally relevant and secure.
Not to go all "nanny state gone mad" but I've been in Europe for a bit and one of my fav things has been sitting on the beach with a beer from a random guy perched on the side with an esky - and each time I laugh at how complicated/impossible this system would be in Australia