Highly dependent on the people involved. My oldest friend I’ve known since high school. We’ll occasionally send a meme back and forth but he’d never even met my kids until they were in their teens. We live far apart. But when my dad passed and I needed his help with something, he dropped everything and drove 6 hours round trip to be there. I probably see him or have a substantive conversation with him once or twice a year.
Aside from the outcome, it’s crazy that in 2001 there were still enough “Internet non-users” to make gathering data on them statistically significant
high impact
rock climbing
Usually these things are mutually incompatible
The goal is to make sure doctors, not advertising budgets, determine which medicines are prescribed, prevent medical overconsumption, and help keep health costs in check.
What a wild concept
The story is somehow even weirder than the headline.
Yeah but in the case the taxpayer dollars would be delivering a service, getting the advertisers to deliver on their promises
But better or worse than with the algae?