Check out the M&M factory honey story, that was my most interesting one.

Lot of people died for that pragmatism. Froze to death in the outages of winter storms or overheated in the summer ones. Sustainability was the last resort.

100%

Geez, Hillsdale College. Worldwide authority on all economics from the theological perspective. Congrats on picking information sources.

Do the math & then post your own video to explain why he's mistaken.

What? Where? In face that statement is not true pretty much everywhere. 50% of electricity in Hungary is nuclear. 80% in France. 50% coal in Poland, 30 % solar in Spain.

You should reread their post. You're proving their point.

Sadly a missed opportunity for calling it mushroom pilfering.

Or mushroom requisitioning. Or mushroom commandeering. Or mushroom pillaging.

I was today's years old when I learned what Scroll Lock was used for. And I've not had a keyboard with it for about 15 years.

You and me both. This was a surprisingly elucidating post about something that has essentially hasn’t been an option for me in a long time, hah.

To this day if you walk on the beach your soles or the soles of your shoes will get sticky tar spots. You need baby oil wipes to clean them up before entering your home.

And some of it, if not most of it is not natural seepage but early environmental catastrophes in the 50s and 60s, particularly around Summerland.

(Source ex-resident)

100% agree, but I relish the works of Willam Gibson and Burroughs who pose those questions AND getting the future somewhat right.

100%. Next is Tesla.