MMOC
@solarfish.bsky.social
Executive Chef in HOU, food lover, general all purpose geek, and huge gear head. Opinions expressed are my own and unrelated to my employer. (chef/chef)
If it ever comes to that, we'll be transferring all our collective assets to my wife or a trust in her name, getting divorced on paper, and then I'll probably just give up and die.
We need a single payer system, AND ROBUST FINDING FOR THE NIH AND CDC, like the rest of the world, but better.
We need a single payer system, AND ROBUST FINDING FOR THE NIH AND CDC, like the rest of the world, but better.
November 11, 2025 at 5:20 AM
If it ever comes to that, we'll be transferring all our collective assets to my wife or a trust in her name, getting divorced on paper, and then I'll probably just give up and die.
We need a single payer system, AND ROBUST FINDING FOR THE NIH AND CDC, like the rest of the world, but better.
We need a single payer system, AND ROBUST FINDING FOR THE NIH AND CDC, like the rest of the world, but better.
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I'm smelling Revolution in the air tonight, friends.
Never forget the 8 dems who made it happen.
For all the wrong reasons.
Never forget the 8 dems who made it happen.
For all the wrong reasons.
November 11, 2025 at 5:13 AM
I'm smelling Revolution in the air tonight, friends.
Never forget the 8 dems who made it happen.
For all the wrong reasons.
Never forget the 8 dems who made it happen.
For all the wrong reasons.
The dish isn't what I wanted it to be.
I made an amazing fish demi, but the guest didn't want it since it was made with fish other than Tuna.
The guest also declined the mushroom crust and turnips that were supposed to finish the dish.
Instead it just got a drizzle of single varietal EVOO.
I made an amazing fish demi, but the guest didn't want it since it was made with fish other than Tuna.
The guest also declined the mushroom crust and turnips that were supposed to finish the dish.
Instead it just got a drizzle of single varietal EVOO.
November 11, 2025 at 5:12 AM
The dish isn't what I wanted it to be.
I made an amazing fish demi, but the guest didn't want it since it was made with fish other than Tuna.
The guest also declined the mushroom crust and turnips that were supposed to finish the dish.
Instead it just got a drizzle of single varietal EVOO.
I made an amazing fish demi, but the guest didn't want it since it was made with fish other than Tuna.
The guest also declined the mushroom crust and turnips that were supposed to finish the dish.
Instead it just got a drizzle of single varietal EVOO.
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Red states produce the bulk of our meat, true—though California still produces 8% of American beef.
But the red states’ role as America’s breadbasket is LONG gone. Most red state agro-economy has been redirected from human-grade food to commodity feedstock.
And much of that is on federal welfare.
But the red states’ role as America’s breadbasket is LONG gone. Most red state agro-economy has been redirected from human-grade food to commodity feedstock.
And much of that is on federal welfare.
It goes even deeper than this. The vast bulk of red state agriculture is corn, soybeans or seed crops.
And most of it is not for US human consumption! We export 20% of our corn, half of our soybean and seeds. The rest?
Most of it becomes oil, animal feed or….ETHANOL.
The subsidized fuel additive.
And most of it is not for US human consumption! We export 20% of our corn, half of our soybean and seeds. The rest?
Most of it becomes oil, animal feed or….ETHANOL.
The subsidized fuel additive.
Half the fruits and vegetables in the US come from California, 75% of the nuts. The flyover states like to pretend they do much
November 11, 2025 at 1:31 AM
Red states produce the bulk of our meat, true—though California still produces 8% of American beef.
But the red states’ role as America’s breadbasket is LONG gone. Most red state agro-economy has been redirected from human-grade food to commodity feedstock.
And much of that is on federal welfare.
But the red states’ role as America’s breadbasket is LONG gone. Most red state agro-economy has been redirected from human-grade food to commodity feedstock.
And much of that is on federal welfare.
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It goes even deeper than this. The vast bulk of red state agriculture is corn, soybeans or seed crops.
And most of it is not for US human consumption! We export 20% of our corn, half of our soybean and seeds. The rest?
Most of it becomes oil, animal feed or….ETHANOL.
The subsidized fuel additive.
And most of it is not for US human consumption! We export 20% of our corn, half of our soybean and seeds. The rest?
Most of it becomes oil, animal feed or….ETHANOL.
The subsidized fuel additive.
Half the fruits and vegetables in the US come from California, 75% of the nuts. The flyover states like to pretend they do much
November 11, 2025 at 1:26 AM
It goes even deeper than this. The vast bulk of red state agriculture is corn, soybeans or seed crops.
And most of it is not for US human consumption! We export 20% of our corn, half of our soybean and seeds. The rest?
Most of it becomes oil, animal feed or….ETHANOL.
The subsidized fuel additive.
And most of it is not for US human consumption! We export 20% of our corn, half of our soybean and seeds. The rest?
Most of it becomes oil, animal feed or….ETHANOL.
The subsidized fuel additive.
Grab the Handle, push the button...
November 11, 2025 at 4:35 AM
Grab the Handle, push the button...
Really so much more in life can be made better by watching Julia Child and Jacques Pepin.
November 11, 2025 at 3:00 AM
Really so much more in life can be made better by watching Julia Child and Jacques Pepin.
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a close up of a man with his mouth open .
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November 11, 2025 at 12:44 AM
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Insurance operates via risk pools to smooth out the cost of providing coverage. An individual "negotiating" with an insurance company will be assumed to be high risk, and premiums will be astronomically high. The reason why the marketplaces exist is to create risk pools that smooth out premium costs
November 11, 2025 at 12:24 AM
Insurance operates via risk pools to smooth out the cost of providing coverage. An individual "negotiating" with an insurance company will be assumed to be high risk, and premiums will be astronomically high. The reason why the marketplaces exist is to create risk pools that smooth out premium costs
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If the last white dude he talked to had told him the real way to go was to just trash Obamacare and pay medical providers directly and people could just go get free healthcare, he’d have repeated a plan for single payer universal healthcare on national tv.
November 11, 2025 at 12:25 AM
If the last white dude he talked to had told him the real way to go was to just trash Obamacare and pay medical providers directly and people could just go get free healthcare, he’d have repeated a plan for single payer universal healthcare on national tv.
