If Elon Musk wanted to use his company to be a dipshit and fling his car into space, why not?
The EPA and other regulators could control them better, but whatever ventures they choose to make are their own dumb choices. The only ways their dumb PR project intersects with anything NASA related is theyre both doing space things and NASA happens to give them contracts (which is how they’re able to afford to launch a car into space as a PR stunt).
Dude has to be a good dad for his breadwinners. Guy had some rough early years, cmon. (Seriously, young male lions usually go through some SHIT before they take over a pride)
That’s really just a modern problem. If you were part of a tribe walking out of Africa, you’d never have that problem. Our feet are pretty impressive actually
I could actually see this being a cantrip for a bard or arcane trickster. It’s almost innocent in its mischief but would be a worthwhile hindrance on the battlefield.
For shoes without laces and creatures without shoes it could simply loop magical string around them.
Prob just a cut to movement with a dex save at the start of every move (like once per turn but they can avoid it by choosing not to move). Doesn’t need to be a high save, but if they fail, they trip.
Since it’s a cantrip they can remove the string with an action, and they last a number of turns equal to caster level.
I’d also love to see a DM be creative with how much it effects certain creatures. Centipede? Probably a little pissed but not too hindered by stumbling on one pair of legs. 1 legged Pete? Completely unaffected as he jumps at you with his 1 leg.
But what if I was out falconing with friends, had a dinner at a super bougie steak house go late, and REALLY have to get to the airport? Surely THAT makes it less insane?
My first instinct was “small, will probably run into the nearest tree at light speed” but I did some reading and they common thought without much science behind it is that sun bear are pretty fuckin aggressive and even tho they’re small, they’d still probably fuck your shit up.
Wait I thought those were grapes lol. Crazy big, how sweet are they?
Nah just some guy’s trunk in Juárez
… Somehow I don’t think those things are what made him a great composer
The article is more making the points around overall amounts and ratios rather than just the presence of these materials. Plus it’s a science website more geared towards getting people reading and building interest, not an actual journal.
Die in a hole, in Minecraft
No no no, you see you’re missing that only browns and poors can do that.
They DO say it’s southwestern Europe, where 90% of these stories have been coming from. You could just open the article and have read that instead of posting this stupid shit. It’s actually pretty good and isn’t even paywalled! You’d have known that if you did the bare minimum.
I feel like they liked each other a bit more than that. A bit more ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
Or the Holy Roman Empire
You can’t compare a Lemmy app to a product. It’s a service. Boost provides an alternate way to access Lemmy as a service that they’ve put into an app. You can pay them for an ad free service, but if they take down Boost, you’re not entitled to a working app because it’s not a product, it’s a discontinued service.
I think the issue being taken is with how inconvenient making so many accounts can be. It’s the primary issue with the Fediverse. The expectation to make a new account whenever you want to/have to join a new instance is incredibly off-putting for many people.
Or maybe they’re trying to describe the feeling it evokes and aren’t being that literal.