he even changed his backpack color. wow.

"amateur"

at least try

yeah, it's worse the more I look at it.
I've done a fair amount of rail travel and lived in a lot of places and it's just... BAD ON PURPOSE

also, just as a note- first cultural is UC Berkeley, not amtrak

there's a lot wrong with this. (aside from geopgraphy)
More than I think it's possible to get into in character limits.
it's **BAD**

I know @lavenderjoy.bsky.social has not been posting a lot on here because it's essentially toxic to her sex work. She's extremely firm about professionalism

don't care what you think about baptists or the evil right wing conspiracy of bad guys or whatever. Or if you hate the idea of christians in cinema.

what is it about the MOVIE that you hate? shoe's video is a good short place to start your debate/apologia

I haven't gone out to watch it- I only VERY rarely go the see hollywood anything anymore.
But i'm kinda wanting to go see why I'm seeing people so ... "ideologically opposed" to the movie itself

even in spite of the current suspension/shadowban implosion on twitter

we also- frankly- built better carriers, AND had better loadout (land based aircraft) support.

we had better carrier ops than anyone at that point and it was a known factor in the late 30s. We didn't always have the best aircraft for some purposes, but for ship killing we did okay.
the japanese also got confused and thought they had sunk a carrier that ended up with air ops that hosed them

it's moe about which order you see them in

bad data. the double feature aspect of this super-meme is too strong.

we may have some disagreement on that topic. I'm not a huge fan of most plant protective mechanisms, nor of the general nutrition density (herbs can be very medicinal, as well as flavorful, in the right circumstances, of course)

the nutrition density and availability goes down, dramatically (lots of reasons)
but it boils down to- as has been the case from day one of settlement agriculture- "the rich get dense high quality nutrition and the poor get bread"

see, to me, that's exactly it. same thing

SES equates very broadly to nutrition density of available foods.
"ultraprocessed" food isn't food, per se. it's the industrial output of factories that use certain agricultural products as inputs

I really think wrt eggs, it's the feed.
shortest timeline food. (time from input (feed) to output (food)
cattle, in contrast, are the longest (multiple years) but even there the rapid fat formation at the end can be incomplete handling of feed

KBs are awesome. I'm waiting to get back to 100x swings sets 3-4 times a day just for maintenance.

I also desperately miss VO2max shredding snatch intervals.

messing with a tractor tire and a very bad angle. (plus a few years of VA healthcare inputs)

one thing about a torn bicep- you can't GRIP anything with that hand for like 16 months