

My parents did. But that was before I was born, so the early 1960s.
Recovering academic now in public safety. You’ll find me kibitzing on brains (my academic expertise) to critical infrastructure and resilience (current worklife). Also hockey, games, music just because.
My parents did. But that was before I was born, so the early 1960s.
Dictionaries are like cats. They just find their own home.
I’m 60 so I’ll take 40.
If he’s in his 40s how does he remember the 80s? Absolute troll.
Also the 80s were one giant androgynous trend.
When I was in grad school I mentioned to the department chair that I frequently saw a mis-citation for an important paper in the field. He laughed and said he was responsible for it. He made an error in the 1980s and people copied his citation from the bibliography. He said it was a good guide to people who cited papers without reading them.
I don’t agree with this idea that Ys always need to start at zero. If you want to demonstrate volatility there is a good reason to chop the scale. Just be up front about what you’re doing and why you made that choice. It’s only misleading if you chop the scale and misrepresent the result.
1.4 billion missing from balance sheet. Stock goes up.
Every cyber truck in North America recalled. Stock goes up.
Tesla banned from Canadian EV rebate program due to evidence of institutionalized fraud. Stock goes up.
No idea what’s going on.
And in peak physical shape. As I heard one athlete describe it everyone there is 10/10 from the neck down.
Everyone does.
How is this useful? Shouldn’t the female be deaf - or is there something about mosquito mating I don’t understand.
Time. It’s very slow but will get them in the end.
You just need to interact with people. You’ll figure it out as you go like the rest of us.
Sheep. Kiwis. Sailing.
Or better yet- don’t travel to the US.
Because the rule of law is broken.
It’s my opener. I’m not writing paragraphs to be to told it sold weeks ago
Quick search with first coffee of the morning. I’m not sure the numbers are incorrect, but there are better sources for them.
Not different numbers, but the actual source for some of the numbers. https://nces.ed.gov/pubs2019/2019179/index.asp
I honestly don’t know. I’m physically at the office 35 hours a week. But I’m a knowledge worker and the problems I deal with are always rattling around in my head. So I think about them while driving or at the gym. If there was a way to track that I suppose it might be 70+ hours.
If that guy is going back to Tesla I’d sell it all…if I owned any.