Based Colorado setting an example for the rest of the US.

That's awesome. I've heard of some cities doing that, nice to see an example.

I had a shower thought the other day; what would the world be like if advertising didn't exist?

No billboards or giant signs everywhere blocking our views. Content would be better because it wouldn't be interrupted by commercials. But think of how much money is spent on advertising? Companies would have to invest that into other areas to be successful instead, such as cheaper and/or better quality products, or higher wages for their workers. Companies would have to work really hard to get a good reputation so their products could spread through word of mouth instead of using advertising to invade everyone's space.

I'm sure there's some downsides, but it sounds kind of amazing.

Or the topic of this post

Wait really? What's the catch?

I got an associates degree from a community college and worked part time to pay it off while I was attending. Got a job before I even graduated and no debt. I don't feel like I did anything exceptional or amazing to avoid the student-debt trap.

Housing shouldn't be seen as an investment.

Yeah, that was a dumb move but it shows how unreasonable driving alternatives are. People have to drive in the US

Aren't most bees female though?

I saw one yesterday about a record heatwave in Pakistan. What causes such extreme heat in that region?

Hope this isnt the nail in the coffin of Mad Max.

Maybe it's a sign that a Mad Max movie should have Mad Max in it.

I've never prepared tilapia, but it's an interesting choice to leave the head on

Poorly thought out government policy caused cars to get bigger, not over consumption. Over consumption is a problem with tech too.

Probably an anti-masker

Girl scout cookies

Pretty close except scandinavia. It's a mess up there.

I think the evolution of multicellular life is most likely to be the great filter, since it took the longest to develop on earth.

Actually you'll just be alone and some chad will have 2-3 girlfriends.

From 2006-2011 agents in Arizona stood down as straw purchasers illegally bought 2,000 guns at shops, intending to use the information to track trafficking patterns and arrest the kingpins. However, agents didn’t deliver the high-level arrests – and in the process, they lost track of hundreds of guns.

This is the shit I think of when I'm paying my taxes.

Or the cumbox. Or that kid who broke his arms. Or that dog, Colby I think? No wonder AI always wants to exterminate humanity in sci-fi.