Yawn. Samsung can have more money and attention from me when theyhave something i want. Give it 5 years.
A few ideas: A) projector! They are like $99 on Amazon now, put in phone. B) and app that pairs w Google glasses to count calories and nutrition of everything I eat all day. C) faraday cage setting D) no bloatware C) idk, im content… anyone else have ideas?
You forget capitalism is about making money first and foremost. Ask your self if there’s money in a cure for anyone in the market.
Im open to hearing your argument.
You opened by insulting me instead of addressing my point, which says more about your argument than mine.
Claiming solar is automatically cheaper ignores system level costs. Wind and solar need storage, backup, and major grid upgrades, and those costs are still high. That is why renewables depend on large subsidies and mandates, just as fossil fuels have historically.
If solar were truly cheaper in a complete sense, companies would switch on their own because profit is a powerful incentive. The fact that adoption still relies on policy pressure shows the picture is more complicated than the simple claim that fossil fuels only survive through inertia.
Sigh, all I see is panacea thinking…I want dank memes.
But here’s some reality for you that’ll destroy my karma.
The market naturally drives energy toward the lowest price because buyers choose the cheapest reliable option and producers must compete. Inefficient sources fade while the most cost effective ones grow. This happens automatically through supply and demand.
Many green technologies, depend on heavy subsidies and huge upfront costs. They promise clean and limitless power, but the real costs of materials, storage, and maintenance make them far more expensive than they seem. This makes them feel less like practical solutions and more like a comforting promise being sold as a cure for everything.
If your energy company could create very cheap energy it would.
Id rather read about inappropriate butt stuff over election propaganda this early in the hollidays.
Its like backstreet boys and nsync.
Is it tho? Only one character is developed… and her story is to accept her demon side, and then ban all demons?
Also the first enemies in the movie say they are here to attack the fans, then the next demons do the same thing.
Their bodies are proportioned like barbie, their ankles would break under them if they were made in real life proportions.
Its got one arguably catchy song…about nothing.
This feels like the backstreet boys, who pushed one 1-2 songs hard for years. They danced, they marketed, they were used by the industry and spit out.
I mean kpop demon hunter were on snl and Macy’s day parade. Next is Disney, new years eve in that stupid time square (check out Dubai nye online, way better), and grocery store play lists.
I think she’s had enough.
Court room justice over mob justice any day.
Just remember more blood has been shed in wars under the shouts of “justice” or “god”…than all other spoken reasons combined. Very dangerous concepts.
Nah, Thanksgiving is when someone likes to brag that they got some cum inside them.
That’s ridiculous. I mean eating 21 fecal samples from soliders, sure. But 22 is unreasonable.
I had gold, but you made it platinum. Ty homie.
You’re right, and I appreciate your deep emotional investment in my contraction.
Ty for that context and counterpoint.
But ill add that he then paid us back w/the insufferable “i like pretty girls” Song.
Im saying its weaponized discomfort to not like a tourist because they wearing a hoodie, shoes and shorts. Service staff is there to make money and serve, not shame people for their dress.
Also, I love you. Let’s run away together.
And the hunger games
And just to reiterate a little more clearly, my whole point is your feelings are on you. I am responsible for my actions and words.
If shame was that valuable, fox news would have had us doing their dirty work long ago.
That example is old, overused, and rarely true. For example: How many old filament lightbulbs do you see on the market today?
Many cures have made a lot of money in medicine. Iron lungs used to be expensive to maintain, but vaccines made them unnecessary.
There is plenty of fast and lasting profit in actually curing diseases. The demand for cures is enormous, so successful cures become some of the most valuable medical products ever created.
Examples from medical history where cures were profitable: 1) polio vaccine, 2) hepatitis c antiviral, 3) small pox vaccine, 4) antibiotics, and 5) H. pylori cure for stomach ulcers.