Which did you get? I think I can see a gas truck if I ever actually had need for it, but like you said it’s hard to know where the infrastructure will be in a decade, but if the rate of people leaving EVs is low this type of stuff is going to be pretty locked in moving forward.
I wonder what the recidivism rate (for lack of a better term) is for EV drivers? I don’t think ill ever buy another pure ICE vehicle ever again
Gödel’em!
I guess I am too, maybe it’s my nouveau-ness (not that I’m anywhere near “rich”), but I don’t understand why the attitude isn’t “just go make more money”? (Keeping in mind we’re talking about people who don’t need the money for subsistence and are clearly capable of generating cash)
This sounds like an excellent sign for MH wilds on PC
I burned all my solar panels but I didn’t get anywhere near 50 ships. Instructions unclear please advise.
…buffalo?
it used to give a lecture about the differences between alarms and timers and then also set no timer or alarm.
The technology exists, but you can’t share content like that because of “DRM”
they enslaved people to move unknown bodies from “Negro Hill Cemetery?”? The fuck…?
It would be a shame to launch all those expensive satellites just to bring them back down immediately.
I had to read this twice to confirm, but it sounds like you’re intending to bring them back from space with this plan?
There was no point at which the south would have gone “Golly you know, we seem to be farming a whole lot less and industrializing a whole lore more, I guess we should abolish slavery because of that economic change.”
We are talking about different things. Whether the south would have contorted the normal business model to continue to house people in perpetual slavery is a matter of historical speculation. What I’m saying is that the legal framework that allowed people to be free (as opposed to the plantation farming system) required war, or there would have just been the same level of oppression but tied to a machine.
You wrote a long comment and I don’t mean to be flippant but I disagree with the premise that industrialization would have somehow starved out slavery. The industrial revolution saw children working in factories, they would have found a way to exploit “free” labor in factories. Every generation thought that technological change would end work as they knew it.
not you, the person you were commenting about.
“I do my own research” is a short walk away from “I trust only my own sources”
the real hero is in the comments, 25 years later…
This is the kind of thing Chief Wiggum would proudly hold a press conference about while the thieves are carting away city hall in the background.
it’s very different from the standpoint of wet.