Is this what monogamy is like?
agamemnonymous
joined 3 years ago
In the mid-19th century, a "toaster" which bore any resemblance to cleavage wouldn't be invented for at least 50 years.
Oh hey we're complements. I needed to call a friend to help set up my email, but I can at least get you started on pretty much any hardware store question
I can see the value of data networks. If every car on the road is self driving and interconnected, they know where every other car is and can cooperatively adjust their speed and routes to basically eliminate traffic. Even if it's just every car in a taxi fleet, they can still share their sensor data to build a better operating map from multiple angles. The privacy side of that is rough, but it could drastically reduce accidents compared to individual human drivers.
New Brangelina
Was Spider-Man in the newspaper comics? I know they address it in the comic books
Sometimes, but that doesn't erase the fact that he doesn't report to anyone. What happens if his moral compass is compromised? As the reader, we get to see the kind of person Peter Parker is so we trust him. But to JJJ, he's just a random person with superpowers taking the law into his own hands.
I mean, Spider-Man is literally a masked vigilante with no chain of accountability. JJJ has legitimate concerns.
And then there's the rotation applied to Dinah Mo Humm's sugar plum
Spirals are actually quite common. Electromagnetic waves are spirals, the Earth's orbit spirals through the galaxy. A spiral is just non-static circular motion. Circular motion is one of the most basic and widespread phenomena in the universe, at every scale. It's not really mysterious that they would show up a lot.
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Y'know, it's funny, I'm planning a yard sale soon. I'm only putting up signs nearby so I mostly get my neighbors, and I'm not really planning on charging much for anything because I'm mostly using it to get to know my neighbors and build community, because getting to know my neighbors is more valuable to me than making more money. It's funny how the right is almost a dark mirror of the left.