Authoritarians probably shouldn’t be allowed in positions of power.

Isn’t the old saying that the ones who crave power are least suited for it?

I never saw where it started only where it ended.

What the fuck is that title.

I was pleasantly surprised that it also works for most… spicy websites.

It’s so cute!

Once again, Europe is not a single country so all these things vary wildly from country to country.

Where else but Rome?

I’m sorry but you cannot be serious. Europe is a huge and varied continent and we’re just supposed to assume Rome is top of the list?

This inevitably comes up every time he is mentioned. Yes, he was very racist, even for the time. That mainly came forth from the fact that he was a very socially disturbed and scared person. Which isn’t an excuse, nu i think we should be able to appreciate the amazing writing and the influence he has had on the literary (horror) landscape without just focusing on the fact that he was racist.

I am pleased to see that there is a section on Lovecraft in that article. He really loved his non-Euclidian geometry

I’m sorry but Amsterdam is really not representative of the rest of the country in this aspect. I suspect that the huge amount of tourists ups the time. Generally the Dutch eat out at about 7 or 8.

Edit: I just noticed that this is “last seating” time which does make more sense. Although that seems an odd thing to use for an infographic.

Like some sort of invisible Force.

They do go on sale (but not for much less), but if you’re not strapped for cash then the base game as well as the DLC’s are well worth the money.

protecting its citizens from foreign influence campaigns

As opposed to domestic influence campaigns, I suppose.

Rest assured that you were nearly done.

I’m kidding, but it do believe it’s only 6 hours or something. Still amazing.

Also aren’t kidney beans highly poisonous when consumed dried?

I always use stacher.io

And then lace the corn with cyanide?

I assume it’s a surcharge on their rent for the fact that they have a pet.

I was always confused by how kcal and Calories are the same in the US, but apparently it’s the capital C that is the difference. Surely some marketing ploy from the past that stuck.

A cubic meter of notebooks? Holy shit. That’s about… 2145 A5 moleskines. Surely you are overestimating.

The math: 1/(0.21*0.148*0.015)