I’m not going to implement multiple workarounds on our android and apple phones and plug a laptop into a tv every time I want to watch YouTube on it. YTP is well worth my few dollars a month.

YouTube is probably 90% of our streaming consumption.

Combine that with the music streaming, background play, video downloading, and ability to access it on hotel smart TVs.

Plus it supports the creators I like.

Really makes YTP a no-brainer for us.

One X-ray is fine, several a day is not.

Growing pains of an emerging consciousness.

Never dies of old age but still can die from trauma, disease, and predation. And like all life it’ll naturally want to avoid those things.

Sort of but not really. Consciousness is intrinsic to a living brain. So while the basic components that we’re made out of will continue on until the end of the universe, our time as unique individuals and our experience of it will come to an end. Which is a bummer for us, but that’s a natural aversion that all life necessarily shares.

I don’t think this is even a jab at the baker, she’s just commenting on the malaise she feels at her life being the same everyday. Relatable honestly.

“I’m just gonna have a little weed, as a treat, to help me enjoy cleaning.”

A man’s gotta eat, Julian.

To get real pedantic, the planets in the solar system besides Earth don’t have any biomes because they don’t have any life as far as we know.

If you get the chance to watch “How the States Got Their Shapes” I highly recommend watching it.

Massive silver lining then. Having found a way to determine objective truth sounds pretty powerful and useful, even if it’s not what you originally wished for.

But can you still be incorrect?

Because it’s not my first day on the internet or earth.

A dude made this meme btw.

Welcome to the club, with your friend Mike Brady.

Look up Oceanliner Designs on YouTube, he will entertain you for hours on end about the topic more than I ever could!

Can I interest you in Edwardian-era shipwrecks and maritime disasters?

Survivorship bias. Most 40-year-old fridges are not working anymore.