This is basic resilience planning. It's a general best practice reminder in a culture where people commonly go to the market one to two times a day and often have less than 24 hours of supplies on hand.

I've seen pump based systems intended to prevent these eruptions by pulling carbon dioxide, heavy water from the bottom and pumping it up to the top regularly cycling water through the system to prevent these situations

As long as that something is simply to enjoy and photograph it I fully agree. 😄

Sympathy. I basically put my scooter and bike away for the winter after seeing how bad bike lanes and sidewalks are here in Kalamazoo.

Agreed! Working on a distributed computing version of 2006 Facebook.

No tracking. Seamless sharing to friends and family. Shared key encryption @ app = nobody else gets our data.

Best part? No algo. Simply the people's posts we wanna see from newest to oldest.

Sounds like you've found your niche!

Of course you simply have to misinterpret and oversimplify the theory to present sound bytes which claim extreme potential benefits that are hard enough to test to be not easily debunked...

💙💙💙

So many people are gonna be affected by the trickle down of this...

Hopefully y'all are connected to community resources?

Not gonna give them any awards for selfless sacrifice since they engineered avoiding a meaningful primary to ensure they were our only option other than Trump.

Despite that...they weren't trying to burn the whole thing down though, so they still got my vote.

Major incentive to only buy the cheapest appliances. They rarely beep, and generally just do what they need to do.

Devastated? I'm ecstatic!

That's like an itch that's been scratched finally. My brain is purring...

That's incredible dedication to an idea. I'd noodle around with things like that, but my interest rarely survived learning how much additional work and time it would take. 😄

You monster! 😄🤣😭😂

I am not supporting any of the policies in what I'm saying here. I am entirely talking about the methodology of communicating goals, building alliances, and developing an action plan before positioning people to enact the action plan. Terrifying competence for people who disagree with the goals.

We would be wise to deeply study the development, implementation and alliance building that led to the current project 2025 rollout. We are in the early days of extremely rapid change. This is the tip of the iceberg.

Project 2025 will likely be studied as a masterpiece for future leaders.

One of the Hallmarks of good leadership and design is the ability to get great work out of average people. Whether we agree with their goals, recognizing the excellence of the plan and implementation is something we can study to improve our game and further our goals.

I love that everyone is assuming that takedown was result of error and not institutionally amplifying misinformation and minimizing corrections. It reminds me to never attribute to malice what can be attributed to incompetence.

What about Ceramics?