But they’ll take all of our incredibly desirable jobs!

It’s more than half though. It really is very heavily implied here that taxes are the main way you can tell an economy is doing well.

How the state taxes you:

Vs how the money is spent:

And part of their education score is “citizens holding degrees” which… That’s not education, that’s attainment rate.

Their whole methodology is not well outlined, and it’s unclear how they calculated anything. For example, they ranked Florida as having cheaper college than Wyoming, but on average college in Florida costs 3 times as much as in Wyoming?

It’s manslaughter. You kill someone with a machine, even if you weren’t trying to, it’s right up there next to murder.

You do know that you do it too, right? Even many words being spelled “correctly” and used “logically” have changed in meaningful ways. It might annoy when someone now says “I’m literally dying” after a joke, but once upon a time “incredible” meant “totally lacking credibility” and not “amazing”. Language changes. In French, you negate a verb by saying “not verb step”. Taken literally, it’s the same meaningless gibberish as “could of,” yet it’s good enough for l’Académie Française while “could of” is abhorrent? I get that it’s not how you’d like to communicate, and not how you’d like others to communicate with you, but it also isn’t inherently bad or undesirable, since clearly that is how many people communicate.

So communicate the way you prefer, and make it known that you’d prefer that. But also, don’t tell others they’re wrong for reasons that are, ultimately, just as arbitrary as theirs.

But that is what Randall’s talking about. People who often read and write with text speech and frequent misspellings and such actually score better at spelling and grammar tests. It’s not that they don’t know how to do better, it’s that they’re choosing not to. That’s how their audience communicates, so it’s how they do too.

Humorous comic relevant to this discussion.

Relevant xkcd. Sort of makes the opposite case, though.maybe you’re just not the one they want to be communicating with.

Solvent* then. Get them all under one umbrella

Where on the doll did the man page touch you?

The loop would need a step that involves recalculating the goal, in that case, not merely actions

You mean the side project of the guys from A Perfect Circle?

It felt good to live in a world where being legit was reasonable.

There’s like five different characters in marvel comics from different “the real world” universes that are all just ‘our world except so-and-so comes from there’. And that’s a tame example of that kind of thing.

So yeah, it could certainly be a “crossover without ever actually crossing over” like with marvel vs DC or whatever

I didn’t mean to insult your dagger-penis, I’m sure it’s very sharp.

My car is plugged in to a normal power outlet in my garage. As long as it’s not sharing a circuit with a stove or ac compressor or something it’ll be fine, and even if it is you could work around that.

I would like to note that if you wanted to drive as far as possible, my car could probably go more than 5000mi in three weeks, though I typically only drive a few hundred a week.

And contrary to a gas car I never have to stop to fuel, I just get home and it charges over night.

Also, what’s wrong with the “driving experience”? It’s not loud enough or something?

But the ships are always sideways relative to planet surfaces?

Well, mayhap I stand corrected.

Of course, it’s comics so it could just as easily be another Riverdale canon they’re colliding with that just looks like the show and is exactly like it except the couple things they changed…