Wilding suggests sprucing up your resume and reconnecting with your professional network so that you’re ready to hit the job market if necessary.

Oh good, more work (that doesn’t pay). But hey, at least you’d get to spend more time peacocking shamelessly on LinkedIn to impress that Thiel-sanctioned professional network.

Actually, this advice works pretty well for anyone who is worried about their SO suddenly leaving. Might as well keep your physique and personality in top form while casually keeping the playing field passively curious…

Good ol’ wank-o-clock.

Holy bullets, godman!

Another problem with storing carbon as cellulose is it uses up all the available water. So the trees would need to be cut down and turned into charcoal to release the H’s and O’s, and then buried.

Probably too busy worrying about eggs.

That’s good to know. Thanks. I barely glanced at them because I abhor ads.

Not at all qualified to answer, but I unqualifyingly offer One More Night

Robotically Humanoid Perfect Partners dropping in 3…2…1…

I mean, I’ve already seen the YouTube ads for realistic ultracute robo puppies. We’re kidding ourselves if Spielberg’s AI, or Black Mirror, or Chobits isn’t coming soon to a cafe and/or bedroom near you.

The book you’re looking for is Lab 257 by Michael C Carroll. I started but never finished it.

Denying care to veterans (i.e. people potentially with extensive weapons and combat training and, perhaps desperately, in need of healing to feel okay and socially stable) seems like a great way for health care professionals to find themselves at the business end of anger-fueled reactions.

Wonder if the perp will turn out to be a pardoned j6er…

If The Cranberries songs and music videos I’ve seen are any indication, that sounds like a horrible situation.

Where would the front(s) be? Seems like in USA CW 1.00, the north/south division made it easy to figure out where the enemy was. Nowadays, the ideological disagreement is much more geographically woven everywhere, with a battlefront possibly existing between every couple of houses in some neighborhoods.

You’re from Alaska, too??!

Yeah, those are good examples. I wasn’t trying to challenge him, but was genuinely curious to know if he’d personally seen shit.

Maybe? I kind of doubt it, though. These things are freaking built like tanks, after all.

Didn’t that already happen?

Yeah, I’d like to.

That actually sounds like a comically fun experience. Thanks for the graphic visual.

Not necessarily mutually exclusive. Always room for a little overlap in that Venn diagram.