@ChrisMayLA6 “Police! I’ve had a brick through my window!” “Here’s a crime number, piss off, we’re busy” “It says Palestine Action on the brick” “Stay calm, two vanloads of armed officers will be there in five”
@patrickhadfield@drgeraint That second sign of Janey’s actually says ‘runt’, which is how she got it past the cops. Everyone still knew what was meant, as per the first original loud and proud sign. Shame she didn’t keep it, it would look good in the National Museum of Scotland.
@fkamiah17@HarriettMB@aral Indeed. We used to live close enough to Fairford to hear the engine scream from the overloaded B-52s as they took off to murder people. Makes you wonder if younger Keith would even recognise his older self.
@helenczerski I suspect most people don’t really appreciate how dilute ocean resources are, and how much collateral destruction their mining would involve. Take your analogy, you can get the kg of calcium by destroying the surrounding 100kg of person. For seabed deposits, what if you have to ruin 10,000 kg of seabed, 100,000 kg of seawater, and a million living things to get your kg of manganese?
@cstross Timelines are always forking. Problem here was the LHC trapping those timelines into a bound state with us leading to random inter-timeline superposition at really inconvenient moments.
@johncarlosbaez The fediverse in general is so much better suited to academia in just about every way. But, as you say, clearly a substantial number will stay until the bitter end, no matter how much Twitter turns into a fascist sewer. Journalists, I can understand are reluctant to leave. What possible academic reason is there to be on Der Stürmer?
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