Likewise, Harris voters might think: I can imagine living a good life without having had children. Even if they often wind up getting married and having children in practice.

That does make the list read way differently, more so a composite of extremes, if you get no rank data for lower entries from each subject.

Also, though we don’t know the magnitude of the shuffled order, it’s pretty striking how similar the preference priority is for men vs women voting Harris.

It’s a bit weird (and yet, on the nose) marriage shows up so much lower than having children.

Team box, though I could be persuaded team articulation might have a few nice features, like outdoor space of a usable size. I prefer buildings that optimize on two often conflicting goals: good ventilation and low maintenance costs. I’ll accept how anything looks after that.

Even though I lament the passing of the post war consensus, it has nothing to do with the exact conditions of any point in that time, so much as the progress towards greater peace and freedom… which appear stuck in neutral, now.

They may not be wise in some sense but their vigilance is basically unbeatable. I mostly experience them from outside the car: I think I ride seven times a year. So my review is in that light.

A thing I find funny about the slow streets intersections in San Francisco is how they slow drivers down by forcing them momentarily into the wrong lane of traffic. In the end, the only thing that can reliably threaten a human driver into care is collision with another car, it turns out.

They also stop for pedestrians at uncontrolled intersections … and thus humans are compelled to stop behind them.

That last one has a half-life g-man vibe, which, you know what? Fair.

I mostly think wraps when I’m there, or a salad. I guess the chicken tarragon is a standby? About 5.50. I also like the Balela-style chickpea salad, maybe 3.50. Sometimes I’ll do the lentil wrap, about 5.00

Also a surprisingly good deal? Peet’s coffee using preloaded 20% Costco purchased credit.

That looks like a screamin deal, though I don’t remember seeing HEB out here. If I’m thinking apex deals for grab and go, I’m thinking Trader Joe’s.

Closest thing we’ve got is that 1.50 Costco hot dogs and soda, but that’s become a gimmick consuming the best minds of a generation to keep from going underwater. I might be exaggerating … but only a little.

Not sure if this is all baumol’s, but that does track the gap in productivity almost exactly.

These don’t seem too bad. Though my “double the pound” conversion is out of date

“No take, only throw”

I mean, I don’t hate the idea of having a single box that can perhaps work out more advanced descriptions, but I’m a bit put off by having a “chat” rather than information retrieval uncut.