30 yard gain on a 50 yard pass

What is your favorite decade for architecture? (I frickin' love AMAs but will stick to two)

What is your most recent non-religious spiritual experience?

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Got USI/T-Mobile in 2019, and have not thought about who provides my internet since then. It's like I got a whole section of my brain back from ISP hell.

Boof Bonser had twice as many career WAR as Harry Wright, who is 200 years old

I came here to make a "go Mueller and the rule of law" joke but instead:

Sir this is a Wendy's.

If you assume they are safer than human drivers it is a deeper discussion. I don't think we should start with that assumption given the actors involved.

I went to a "concert" of his, and boy does this seem somehow very real

The gas cylinder makers will obviously need to expand - who decides whether they should expand? Who provides the resources to expand the gas makers?

This seems very complex! I can lay out an ideal pretty well in the current set-up, I'd love to know yours.

In your ideal world, a city needs a new hospital. This will need construction, then a massive amount of consumables to keep running. Who decides where to get the gas cylinders for all the new equipment?

I'm really good at producing things, terrible at business, but still curious about how changes are made in production. For example:

I'm not trying to go non-sequitir, but am interested in your opinion!

I'm thinking of it in my context where I receive profit-sharing but am not at all versed in business or philosophy. Who makes decisions on use of profit? When there is excess demand for a product who decides to fill that gap?

Bear with me I'm not a reader of marx, but who takes on the risk in expansion or building of new production?