malatesting
@malatesting
chicagoish ecocentric
no. we do not need to do any more studies or meetings. we know what makes things safer. failure to take swift action to correct the evils of the world when you have the power to do so makes you the evil.
nice of them to clearly flag when you are about to read the dumbest shit imaginable
i've been driving a car with a stereo that doesn't connect to my phone, so i've been stuck listening to the radio. anyways, this vision came to me while listening to one of the many oldies stations.
so i made this the other day - check out the subaru outback: significantly bigger over time, but cargo space has mostly gone nowhere.
Dear authors, Please use easy words in your books/signs at this store i'm in - thank you Yours truly - reader
so this is what matt skiba is doing with his time these days now that tom delonge came back to blink?
doing some car comparisons. what do you mean you made a car that is 2.5 feet longer, 7.3 inches wider, doesn't have a gas engine in it at all, and it still has less cargo capacity than a honda fit?
people lie to themselves and make up an imaginary past all the time. good to have ways to check what you knew when.
its bleakly fun watching people come to the edge of the realization that they are the world's biggest dum-dum, and then for their ego defense mechanism to kick in to try to save face. shame about all of human society, though.
but the 'horror' is that they come out changed and more satisfied and at peace...but tend to quit their companies and go teach surfing lessons in indonesia or whatever instead.
here is the conclusion in full. please feel free to highlight which bits you think show that screen usage is not associated with negative impacts on motor development. is it just the fact that it wasn't 100% of studies finding the negative association, just the vast majority of them?
a driver in a car killed a kid riding a scooter ***in a crosswalk*** then sped off without stopping. this is the coverage these evil carbrained maniacs put out about it.
also, our actual new sfh developments (this ones sign said something like “starting in the mid $500s”) in the far exurbs of chicago all look like this. they don’t even get to have big yards or even particularly big houses. but they do get to live an hour away from even the suburban jobs