You mean HG Wells’s The Time Machine: The Series?

I’m still waiting for the spinoff series where they cover what he Morlocks are doing while the Eloys play with pudding and run around in their hobbit houses.

Get an electric leaf blower for whatever brand of cordless tools you have and blow off all the dust before coming inside.

Fixes like 98% of the issue right there.

I hope he does, cause I do prefer this app to anything else, but I’m a little skeptical since the last update was March 2024.

It’s been a year since this app has seen an update. I know he disappears here and there, but I don’t think we’re getting anymore fixes.

Guess it’s time to go back to cash only.

A good, well researched history textbook the night BEFORE the assassination. Just show Lincoln what would happen.

Hate to burst your bubble, but $1 worth of black hole would be so small, that it would likely evaporate before it did any damage to anything.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hawking_radiation

And if it really was $1 worth of time with the black hole, I doubt it would do any damage cause the gravity wouldn’t have time to do anything.

Also, not all races are contested by both Democrats and Republicans. Sometimes the third party is the only one running for a position, sometimes it’s just one third party vs the Republican.

Local races are significantly different.

First - The major problem with trash isn’t the getting rid of it part, it’s the gathering it up part. If we could do that, it wouldn’t be a problem.

Second - Launching things on a rocket is kinda dangerous still, there’s a risk the rocket will blow up on launch, scattering the material across a large area. This is a big reason why things like nuclear waste is a problem to transport in general, much less flying it somewhere.

Third - Launching something into the SUN is really hard, it would be easier to send something out of the solar system than back into the sun.
https://van.physics.illinois.edu/ask/listing/43694

Fourth - Someday we’ll figure out a use for everything, wall-e style. If we dump everything into a centralized landfill, we’ll eventually be able to collect/sort/recycle it into something useful. Throwing it into the sun (or off-planet) would make that stuff unavailable forever.

Finally - Throwing stuff into the sun would actually get rid of it forever, yes. It would be completely decomposed into the atoms it was made from. If we threw ENOUGH heavy metals into the sun, we could actually poison the sun making it not able to fuse hydrogen anymore, but even if we threw the entire earth into the sun, it wouldn’t be enough.

The Teletubbies are the Elois from HG Well’s The Time Machine.

I have a few of these. Honestly don’t understand why more companies don’t make flashlights like this.

4D batteries just doesn’t make sense in 2024. That was for incandescent lights, modern LEDs are brighter and use a small fraction of that power. You could still have the form factor if you really wanted a giant flashlight for self defense or something, but a pair of AA’s if you really don’t want rechargeables would be more than enough for a long life flashlight.

But any LiIon battery is going to far outperform alkaline batteries.

Camping equipment.

Cleaning service.

NASA, nor anyone else, has done this before. I’m not sure what you’re referring to when you say NASA did this already.

Step one is to find a group of like minded LOCAL individuals that all have an interest in supporting each other. It doesn’t matter how you find each other - game groups, religion, gardening clubs, etc. Just build a clan and make sure you are willing to support each other.

https://youarenotsosmart.com/2016/07/18/yanss-080-deep-canvassing/

https://youarenotsosmart.com/2017/08/05/yanss-107-how-debate-leads-to-progress-and-social-change-no-matter-who-wins/

The whole You Are Not So Smart podcast is about how people think and how you can get people to really examine their beliefs and bringing them closer to rationality.

There are ways to do it, but it’s also easy to push the wrong direction, and you can’t think about it as making someone think a certain way, but helping them examine why they believe what they do.

Depends entirely on what the job is.

Is the 42 year old a welder? Then 48 different jobs might mean they’re in super high demand and contract out to high paying, low time frame jobs.

Is the 42 year old a cop or a priest? Probably skips town a lot for… reasons…

Most any other job might just mean they’ve had an interesting life and like to try new things. Their broad experience might mean they’re great for what they’re currently doing.

This section implies their books are DRMd. I don’t know how ebooks.com works, but according to their about page, you still don’t own the content.

That looks exactly like how my dad sends email.

SagA* is as good as any other galactic center for intergalactic north too. There’s really no reason to pick a different one.