I’m sure something…could be arranged.

Also, there’s nothing biological about them. They’re not biological entities. They’re artificial. Manufactured.

Unfortunately Polio doesn’t care about political beliefs. Good people will die right alongside bad.

May?

It’s going to last for a long fuckin time. Years. If we’re lucky.

It’s not about the cost of a smog test.

It’s that classic cars will never pass a modern smog test. They are wildly inefficient, and those inefficiencies manifest in a bunch of wasted gas and bad exhaust.

I think they should probably get a smog tax, like someone else suggested somewhere.

This movie still holds up.

Where’s that guy that always jumps on these posts with a bunch of pseudo science to explain why his carnivore diet is the real secret to not getting cancer, or some shit?

He was here last time the first set of studies were published to try and convince people plant based diets don’t work.

As a treat

THIS IS HOW YOU FUCKING DO IT BOIS. LETS GOOOOOOOOOOO

The entire theme of Atlas shrugged is about how capitalist oligarchs are the critical class desperately needed in the world to make any real progress.

That they should be handed unregulated power because they’ll do more with it than the “workers”.

It’s the polar opposite of what you’re describing as the takeaway, and it’s not even subtle or mysterious about it. It repeats that point ad nauseum from about chapter 2 until the end of the book.

So my question to you would be: are you sure you’re thinking of the correct book? If so, it might be time for you to refresh yourself on it because there’s not another interpretation about the point of it. It’s not a hidden meaning or left up to the reader. It literally beats that into the reader during every capitalistic sychophantish chapter.

It’s going to take years to recover, decades even, if ever.

Nothing I hear from my friends in Canada or Europe say otherwise. They’re all willing to dig in their heels and avoid this country like the plague.

Indefinitely.

Even if we elect (heh, like there’ll be real elections going forward) someone else, this stain will stay with us for generations until people forget or forgive, and that’s going to take time, if it ever happens in our lifetimes.

Same 🙂

There are ways to prevent heart related diseases caused by comorbidities. A healthy diet would still be required. Obesity increases your morbidity rate regardless of whether or not you’re getting gray hair because your telomeres are fraying.

But, correct, if you had a genetic predisposition to a comorbidity, then you may not make it to 199, or whatever age people start dying at when some bad genetics finally catches up to them in the form of cancer (usually).

You might need to reread that news article. Or maybe read it for the first time.

More like Luig-me

Gestures broadly at the 80s.

…In a vacuum.

Yes. Your telomeres start to fray at the ends as you get older due to imperfect cell replications.

If we could solve that we’d be effectively immortal from death due to age related issues.

Stew pots stay cooking for weeks.

They uh…they were hitting on you.